WWE SmackDown - 5 Reasons why Jey Uso should be the man to dethrone Roman Reigns 

#2 Roman Reigns' storyline is so ingrained in Samoan Culture, that this story needs to come full circle again

I am doing nothing but what is necessary. If someone falls out of line, I will put them back in it and if someone challenges my family’s position ... they will get knocked down. Fear is a powerful motivator. #WWETLC #Smackdown https://t.co/YeWpszseja

— Roman Reigns (@WWERomanReigns) December 5, 2020

While it would be a great moment to see someone like Aleister Black kick Roman Reigns all the way to Kingdom Come and win the WWE Universal Championship from him, or to see Big E secure the big ending to his current run, it just makes sense for a Samoan to dethrone Roman Reigns.

If you disrespect the Head of the Table ... then you shouldn’t have a place at HIS table. Actions have consequences and I will make you understand. #HIAC #Smackdown #TribalChief pic.twitter.com/hnXZQKHCF3

— Roman Reigns (@WWERomanReigns) October 24, 2020

Ever since Roman Reigns turned heel and aligned with Paul Heyman, he's only been driven by one motivator- family pride and honor. He's different from a heel like Randy Orton, who seeks the perfect opportunity to attack, or even someone like The Miz, who doesn't mind taking shortcuts. Roman Reigns, ladies, and gentlemen, in his twisted mind, believes that he's the good guy.

And so, it needs to come full-circle with Jey Uso, who claims the place at the head of the table. The only other candidate in this role is The Rock, and we've established why he shouldn't be the man to defeat Roman Reigns at WrestleMania.