5 Potential finishes for Roman Reigns vs. Jey Uso "I Quit" Hell in a Cell match 

#2: Jimmy Uso has no choice but to quit on Jey Uso's behalf when Roman Reigns brutalizes his WWE Hell in a Cell opponent to the point of unconsciousness

Roman developing a submission game = the beginning of the longest Universal Title reign in recorded history

— Ryan Pappolla (@BodieIsRyan) October 17, 2020

Conflict is the one thing that makes a WWE storyline intriguing, and the biggest conflict in Roman Reigns and Jey Uso's feud has been their family roots. But for Jimmy Uso's character, he definitely wants his twin brother to win because of several reasons, with the main one being the ex-communication of The Usos from the Anoa'i family if Roman wins.

At the same time, it doesn't look like Roman Reigns is going to stop at any cost to retain the Universal Championship that he rightfully deserves. WWE Clash of Champions might have been a preview of the lengths Roman Reigns is willing to go in order to win, but Hell in a Cell could top the same ending by several miles.

Jimmy Uso comes out to the ring and throws in a towel to stop the beatdown. When Roman refused to stop, Jimmy crawled on his brother's body to protect him."You are the Chief" he tells Roman #WWEClash pic.twitter.com/uP4u2Va042

— Wrestle Critic (@WrestleCritic) September 28, 2020

While Jimmy Uso threw the towel in for the sake of his twin brother's health at Clash of Champions, calling it quits on Jey Uso's behalf at WWE Hell in a Cell is going to be different because the premise of The Usos being exiled from the Anoa'i family makes that decision even more heartbreaking.

This could be an excellent way to address the situation if Jey Uso gets knocked out, instead of opting for a "referee stoppage" scenario like Seth Rollins and The Fiend's widely-criticized fight from last year's Hell in a Cell pay-per-view.