5 reasons why Jimmy Uso should challenge Roman Reigns at Hell in A Cell

#3 Jimmy Uso could start a singles run after a program with Roman Reigns

Jimmy Uso was a staple in the tag team division.

To challenge Roman Reigns for the Universal Championship, Jimmy Uso would have to head into the rivalry alone as a singles competitor without any help. This is unchartered territory for someone like Jimmy, who had become the standard-bearer of the SmackDown Tag Team division alongside his brother Jey Uso. However, a singles run could bring the best out of the defiant and resilient son of Rikishi.

Many fans had reservations when his brother transitioned into a full-time star in the men's singles division. However, Jey Uso silenced all of his critics and exceeded expectations. His program with Roman Reigns was one of the best stories in WWE last year. Moreover, Jey hung in there with some of WWE's most gifted athletes, including Roman Reigns, Daniel Bryan, Cesaro, Shinsuke Nakamura, and Edge.

He may be Roman Reigns' right-hand man, but he is also firmly established as a force to be reckoned with. None of this would have been possible if Jey hadn't challenged for Roman Reigns' Universal Championship.

Jimmy Uso may realize his true potential and shine as a singles star in the mid-card division, competing with Apollo Crews, King Corbin, Shinsuke Nakamura, and Big E. If he impresses, he could become a mainstay in the main event scene.

Jimmy will probably lose to Roman Reigns, but the latter could make him a huge star, just like he did with Jey Uso.