5 things WWE got right at Clash of Champions

#1 Roman Reigns makes Jey Uso earn some respect at WWE Clash of Champions

A family portrait.#WWEClash #UniversalTitle @WWERomanReigns @WWEUsos pic.twitter.com/ucswT5IFS9

— WWE Universe (@WWEUniverse) September 28, 2020

The final match of WWE Clash of Champions saw Roman Reigns defend his Universal Championship against his cousin Jey Uso. Jey, who’s largely competed in tag team matches along with his brother Jimmy Uso, had one of the biggest opportunities of his life ahead of him.

Reigns came out without his trademark vest to show a change in ring attire along with his character. The two cousins started off with some regular exchanges, after which Reigns tossed Jey across the ring.

Reigns soon lost his cool after Jey did a little dance and beat down his cousin without any remorse. Whenever Jey tried to make a comeback, The Tribal Chief would take him down and get more aggressive.

Reigns hit a low-blow on Jey while the referee wa distracted and then took him down with a Spear. Reigns wanted Jey to call him the Tribal Chief, and once Jey refused, he was met with another Spear. Reigns continued to beat his cousin down as Jimmy Uso limped to the ring.

He threw in the towel for his brother to protect him after Jey refused him to do so. This was a great match that was personal and brutal. Reigns has been built as the top heel of SmackDown in no time, and WWE will now have a greater story to tell with him.

Say it: @WWERomanReigns is the tribal chief.#WWEClash @HeymanHustle pic.twitter.com/UfMnzWZyfO

— WWE (@WWE) September 28, 2020

WWE could take this rivalry into WWE Hell in a Cell where fans could get an even more personal match between these two men.