Jey Uso recently made an appearance on the “RAW Recap” podcast. During the conversation, Uso admitted that there are many wrestlers superior to him in terms of skills. However, he confidently stated that he has unique abilities that these wrestlers lack currently.
Uso emphasized that while these wrestlers might be better than him, they aren’t in his position and unable to “move crowds” or “shake arenas” the way he does.
Below are the key excerpts from the podcast:
Discussing The Bloodline story: “If you backtrack the entire Bloodline narrative from the beginning, you’ll find yourself lost in the details just as everyone else. They desired for me to be like Roman. The cheers I received were massive and there was no negative response at that time. I’ve learned how to sway and flow with the game. Of course, this resonates with me—it’s my best performance yet. It boosted my confidence in going solo, speaking on the mic, and appearing in front of the camera.”
Talking about the criticism he receives: “I pretend as if every aspect is a perfect 10 for me, do you get what I mean? Now that I’m in this position, people are keen to nitpick my performance. ‘Oh, he can’t do this. His moves are limited to three.’ Honestly speaking, numerous incredible wrestlers are far better than me, but they’re not at the top. They have more moves and can pull off all of that, but they’re not in my position. It’s a different ball game at the top, and you have all watched me navigate through it. You’ve seen my best work and continue to witness it. The unscripted promos—that’s all me. Give me a topic, say ‘WrestleMania,’ and I’ll speak about it.”
On what separates him from the rest: “Beyond that, mates, you can’t engage the crowd on live TV the way I do. I have the power to make arenas shake. Feel the ground tremble when I make my entrance. That’s my level now, and I intend to stay there. I am still learning and evolving because the moment you stop learning in this business, you’re out. A hundred more are waiting outside the door, prepared to take a bite. However, they must reach the top to take me on.”