Jey Uso’s horrible record in WWE singles championship matches

Main Event hasn’t won any singles championship matches

Jey Uso is one of the biggest babyfaces and the most celebrated wrestlers among fans on the active WWE roster. The former Right Handman of Roman Reigns split his path with The Bloodline and turned face in mid-2023. Ever since he left The Bloodline, Jey started working as a singles wrestler and gained huge attention from the WWE Universe. Jey created his own identity and got the vibe of the fans.

‘Main Event’ Jey Uso has been in a long pursuit to win his first singles championship, however, it made him hold one of the most horrible singles championship records in the company. 

Jey Uso’s singles championship matches record

Jey Uso has lost all his singles championship matches in WWE, with 0 wins and 7 losses. Here we take a look at all the singles title matches of Jey Uso.

Jey’s first singles championship match was against Roman Reigns at Clash of Champions 2020 for the Universal Championship, where Jimmy Uso appeared and threw a towel inside the ting on Jey’s behalf to save Jey from Roman Reigns, causing Jey’s first singles championship loss. (0-1)

Jey then again fought Roman Reigns at Hell in a Cell 2021 in a Hell in a Cell-I Quit Match for the Universal Championship and lost saying ‘I quit’ after Roman made Jimmy choke to a guillotine. (0-2)

On the June 9, 2023 episode of SmackDown, Jey received a United States Championship match against Austin Theory, where Jey lost after Jimmy Uso accidentally attacked Jey, while aiming for Solo Sikoa. (0-3)

At SummerSlam 2023, Jey Uso faced Roman Reigns in a Tribal Combat match for the Undisputed WWE Universal Championship and for the Tribal Chief status, where Jey lost due to the betrayal of Jimmy Uso. (0-4)

On the December 4, 2024, episode of Raw, Jey challenged Seth Rollins for the World Heavyweight Championship in the main event of the show and lost clean without any interference. (0-5)

On the February 19, 2024 episode of Raw, Jey Uso challenged Gunther for the Intercontinental Championship, where Jimmy Uso with the early bell distracted Jey. Gunther used the momentum to counter the Frog Splash and rolled him up to retain the title. (0-6)

At Backlash France (2024), Jey challenged Damian Priest for the World Heavyweight Championship, where Priest won the match with the help of Judgment Day. (0-7)

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