By FirstSportz,Kshitiz Kumar Singh

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WWE entrances are a vital part of a wrestler’s identity, helping them connect with the audience, and Jey Uso is a prime example. Every time he steps into the arena, his entrance is more than just a walk to the ring, it’s a full-on celebration of “Yeet” chants that energizes the crowd. And according to his brother Jimmy Uso, Jey’s entrances have already surpassed even legends like The Rock and The Undertaker.

For the unversed, Uso’s charisma and theatrics have played a major role in his career highlights, including winning the Royal Rumble and capturing the World Championship at WrestleMania 41. But has that aura really surpassed two of the best in the business? The Undertaker’s iconic slow walk to his Deadman theme, shrouded in darkness and smoke, created an aura of fear and reverence that few can match.

His WrestleMania 28 and 29 entrances are widely regarded among the best in wrestling history. Similarly, The Rock’s electrifying walkout to If You Smell… commands the audience instantly, showcasing his charisma and showmanship. Over the years, the TKO board member has reinvented his gimmick multiple times, delivering fresh entrances that continue to captivate fans.

However, Jimmy Uso seems to ride his brother’s bandwagon at the moment. The Usos appeared as guests on ESPN ahead of Wrestlepalooza, where ‘Big Jim’ confidently spoke about Jey’s rise as a singles star. Moreover, he made the bold statement about how his brother has the world “yeetin” alongside him, which has surpassed two legends of the business.

He’s had the hottest intro in the game. I sit here today and never thought it would get bigger than The Undertaker. Yeah, I said it. I thought this entrance would never get bigger than The Rock. Yeah, I said it. This boy come out here every day, dawg! Be yeetin’ and got the whole. That’s love! That’s present!
Jimmy Uso via Wrestlepalooza Special on ESPN