Roman Reigns vs. Jey Uso - 5 Reasons why there will be an 'I Quit' match inside WWE Hell in a Cell 

Roman Reigns and Jey Uso are destined to clash again
Roman Reigns and Jey Uso are destined to clash again

Do not forget that on Night 1 of the WWE Draft, the contest between Roman Reigns and Jey Uso was also made official with a massive stipulation attached to it for WWE Hell in a Cell. For the first time ever, Roman Reigns and Jey Uso will clash in an 'I Quit' match inside WWE Hell in a Cell.

Why were these two brutal stipulations merged together for the upcoming Roman Reigns vs. Jey Uso match, you ask? Well, the answer is quite simple if you think about it, and shall be illustrated in this article across five points.

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#5 Roman Reigns and Jey Uso need to elevate the stakes from their last contest

When you advertise a match as having the 'highest of stakes' attached to it, it is necessary for the stipulation of the said match to deliver in the best possible way. Marrying a Hell in a Cell stipulation to an 'I Quit' stipulation is certainly one way to achieve this objective and while, on paper, this match does seem like it could be a mess if there are two individuals who could make it work they are Roman Reigns and Jey Uso.

It was certainly such a newsworthy development that on a SmackDown episode where the main story was the WWE 2020 Draft, Roman Reigns and Jey Uso still had the biggest headline coming out of the show. Okay, maybe the dissolution of The New Day was big news too, but WWE promised us the highest of stakes, and boy, did they ever deliver.

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#4 To separate it from the other Hell in a Cell match

Sasha Banks and Bayley will be in the other WWE Hell in a Cell match and their story is just as personal as the one with Roman Reigns and Jey Uso. The 'I Quit' stipulation inside Hell in a Cell just adds a whole new dimension to the Roman Reigns vs. Jey Uso feud, and thankfully, because of the stipulation, both matches feel very different.

Sasha Banks and Bayley are going to tear it up inside Hell in a Cell much like their clash in NXT, and so will Roman Reigns and Jey Uso, but it will be a very different kind of contest now. And who knows?

There may be a third match announced from the RAW brand that will take place inside Hell in a Cell, and that may be a match with its own unique flavor as well.

Maybe that Hell in a Cell contest could have yet another special stipulation to make all of the matches seem different from one another.

#3 Allows Roman Reigns to have a breakout performance as a heel

If you think that Jey Uso has a chance of dethroning Roman Reigns and becoming the WWE Universal Champion at WWE Hell in a Cell, you are mistaken. This contest is going to a bloodbath where Roman Reigns is going to brutalize Jey Uso, to solidify himself as a heel, for the weeks and months to come.

Seth Rollins was a lukewarm heel before he adopted the Monday Night Messiah gimmick and cost Rey Mysterio his eye and the same could be said for Randy Orton, who is one of WWE's greatest heels ever, but at the same time, he really launched himself to the next level after his emotional segment with Ric Flair recently.

Roman Reigns is a fantastic heel, but for the audience to realize that he has gone over to the dark side and there is no coming back, he needs to show no mercy and no clemency to a man that he claims he loves in Jey Uso, at WWE Hell in a Cell.

#2 The verbal nature of the last Roman Reigns vs. Jey Uso encounter continues

When you have multiple matches from two brands on the same pay-per-view, one of the main tasks is to make the matches seem different. This was achieved at Clash of Champions by Roman Reigns and Jey Uso at Clash of Champions in a masterful manner because their clash was very verbal indeed. Jimmy Uso had to throw in the towel when Roman Reigns inflicted punishment upon his twin brother, Jey Uso when the latter wouldn't call him the tribal chief.

There is no reason why this match should be any less emotional, and this time, because of the stipulation, one assumes that the contest will be just as verbal, if not more when Roman Reigns and Jey Uso clash yet again.

There is no feud in the WWE roster at this point in time that feels like Roman Reigns vs. Jey Uso and one has to wonder if it is because of the involvement of Paul Heyman, from a creative perspective.

#1 Rikishi and Jimmy Uso will not be able to interfere as Jey Uso is bloodied up by Roman Reigns

As we've said already, everything in the Jey Uso vs. Roman Reigns feud is so very personal, that it is unlike anything we have seen in WWE thus far. And because the first family of WWE- the Samoan dynasty is involved, Rikishi and Jimmy Uso could be at ringside to cheer for Jey Uso as he goes up against Roman Reigns in one of the biggest matches of his career.

And when Jey Uso gets brutalized by Roman Reigns inside Hell in a Cell as he invariably will, the family members will be helpless to do anything at all. This adds a whole new dimension to the contest that is going to unfold, where, in this case, the towel cannot be thrown in, as the carnage unfolds.

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