3 reasons why Big E's Money in the Bank cash-in should be on Bobby Lashley & 2 why it should be on Roman Reigns

#2. Cash-in on Roman Reigns: Big E has a history with The Usos

#MITB pic.twitter.com/a4ZfB7SMDZ

— Roman Reigns (@WWERomanReigns) July 19, 2021

Among Big E's biggest rivals as part of The New Day were The Usos, who are the cousins of Roman Reigns. The twin brothers put on a plethora of tag team classics against any combination of Big E, Xavier Woods, and Kofi Kingston. The two teams later developed a connection through mutual respect.

This came to a head when Jimmy and Jey refused to wrestle The New Day in a gauntlet match in the build-up to WrestleMania 35. However, The Usos are not noble babyfaces anymore. They are essentially henchmen for The Tribal Chief, even after becoming SmackDown Tag Team Champions.

The link between them and Big E could play into Mr. Money in the Bank's decision to cash in on Reigns. It could intensify further if Kingston and Woods move back to SmackDown during the WWE Draft.

So happy Big E won. He’s eventual feud with Roman is gonna be dope. Combine that with a possible New Day v Roman & The Usos 6 man tag match and it’s gonna be brazy. #MITB pic.twitter.com/SHxRx4l9Oa

— Leon Langford (@MasonLLL) July 19, 2021

If Big E decides to target the Universal Champion, we could get a full-blown feud between The New Day and The Bloodline. The potential six-man Tag Team Match is a mouth-watering prospect. Big E's first world title victory would also be tied together with a significant period in his WWE career from years prior.