Jey Uso Sends Message To WWE Fans Doubting Him Ahead Of WrestleMania

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    Jey Uso is preparing for a pivotal moment at WrestleMania 41, where he will challenge GUNTHER for the World Heavyweight Championship, aiming to secure his first-ever world title in WWE. However, his path to this main event opportunity has been met with skepticism, particularly following his Royal Rumble victory, which drew criticism from those doubting his ability to compete at this level.

    A victory at WrestleMania would be transformative for Uso, elevating him to the upper echelons of WWE and solidifying his position as a main-event player. The match is not just a title opportunity but a chance to silence his critics and prove his worth on the grandest stage.

    During an interview on the Raw Recap podcast, Jey Uso addressed the widespread doubt surrounding his presence in the world title match. He acknowledged the discourse and the questions about his legitimacy, emphasizing his determination to defy expectations and prove his doubters wrong at WrestleMania.

    "All I know is, Uce, I'm in a job where I do get critiqued a lot," he said. "Gotta have tough skin. Gotta know how to take criticism. At the end of the day, though, I'm human too.

    I bust my a** to get to this spot. I'm telling you right now, I'm going to take it. Doubt me now. Do what you do. I got my fans behind me, Uce. I got my brothers, my family behind me."

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    "That's all I need right now. I'm telling you, I'm going to shock the world twice. I'm shocking the world two times. I tripped and fall, had a little bit of stumble, but you know me. I'm gonna catch myself and come right back up, Uce.

    That's always been my career. That's me. They saw me come from the bottom, and I'm still trying to eat. I'm still trying to go out there and get it. Still trying to prove myself every single week. That's that."

    "All I know is, I'm just trying to stay above water as every day goes by, leading closer to WrestleMania. I ain't never had this kind of mindset. So I'm dealing with that.

    But I really feel like, enough with all the bright colors, enough with trying to entertain. I don't know. All I know is, at WrestleMania, I have to beat GUNTHER because if I don't beat GUNTHER, that's it for Jey Uso. So everything's on the line right now. I'm taking it day by day."

    This marks the first time that Jey will have the chance to challenge for a singles title at WrestleMania. It's also GUNTHER's first defense as the World Champion at the event.

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    Andrew Ravens is a Newsweek reporter. He is based in Tulsa, Oklahoma. His focus is reporting on wrestling news. He has in-depth knowledge of pro wrestling and has covered the industry extensively. Andrew joined Newsweek in 2025 from WrestlingNews.co and had previously worked at GiveMe Sport. You can get in touch with Andrew by emailing a.ravens@newsweek.com. You can find him on X @andrew_ravens.


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