"No one wants to wait that long" - WWE Universe voice their displeasure over reported Roman Reigns match

WWE Superstar Baron Corbin no longer has the distinct honor of being the last person to pin Roman Reigns for a three-count. That now goes to "Main Event" Jey Uso, who defeated The Tribal Chief and Solo Sikoa alongside his brother Jimmy at Money in the Bank. Despite still holding onto the Undisputed WWE Universal Championship, Roman is not invulnerable anymore.

According to Dave Meltzer, Reigns vs. Rhodes II is currently being discussed to headline WrestleMania 40. While there are fans aplenty rooting for The American Nightmare, this article is about those that are not interested in the sequel anymore.

Many believe that Jey Uso needs to be the one to end Roman Reigns' title reign, while Solo Sikoa has a fanbase of his own. According to them, The Enforcer should be The Head of the Table's opponent at Lincoln Financial Field next year.

Check out some fan reactions to Cody Rhodes potentially dethroning Roman Reigns at WrestleMania 40:

This fan is ready to move on from Roman Reigns as champion

Roman Reigns still has a long way to go until The Show of Shows, with announced pay-per-views such as SummerSlam, Payback, Fastlane, and Survivor Series ahead. Could The Tribal Chief still be the Undisputed WWE Champion by the time WrestleMania rolls around next year?

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Cody Rhodes explains why beating the 38-year-old WWE megastar is the only way to "finish the story"

It's all about the WWE Championship for Cody Rhodes, who wants to do what his father Dusty was unable to. Somehow, the lack of a world championship in the late Hall of Famer's list of accomplishments will be complete with his son bringing home the oldest belt in the global juggernaut promotion's history.

Cody Rhodes commented on facing Roman Reigns again and why it matters so much to him during the Money in the Bank post-show press conference:

"Winning the World Heavyweight Championship would be outstanding. It would be amazing. It is the title on the flagship show, Monday Night RAW. It absolutely matters and is important, and what Seth is doing with it is a special thing and you're going to see that the title will be far more in five minutes and then ten minutes. It gains equity every second. But finishing the story has always been about winning the title my dad didn't get," said Rhodes.

In the meantime, Cody Rhodes is staying busy. He and Brock Lesnar have traded wins, with an impending rubber match on the horizon. The American Nightmare also vanquished Dominik Mysterio at Money in the Bank.

Will the rumored Rhodes vs. Reigns II at WrestleMania 40 mark the end of a historic WWE Championship reign? Is Cody Rhodes the man to do it? Share your thoughts in the comments section below.