Jimmy Uso

[4.0] "He's okay in tag team matches but I don't think I've ever once wanted to see a Jimmy Uso singles run. And even then, the vast majority of the Usos best work comes from 2016-2019 or so. I can't say they've done much in the last 5 years that has had me interested"

[10.0] "Hes a good wrestler and a fun character, I hope he gets the US or Ic championship cause he deserves it. Him and his brother are the greatest tag team of all time. But people for some reason only care about fads like the entire nxt roster"

[2.0] "Just like Jay, Jimmy sucks as a singles wrestler, has no personality, and should have stuck to tag team wrestling. The only positive thing is that, unlike Jay, we're largely spared from him. The fact that The Usos are considered one of the best tag teams in WWE is criminal - Just like Jay, Jimmy sucks as a singles wrestler, has no personality, and should have stuck to tag team wrestling. The only positive thing is that, unlike Jay, we're largely spared from him. The fact that The Usos are considered one of the best tag teams in WWE is criminal."

[4.0] "He's bar none better than Jey in-ring, but that still doesn't mean very much. He carries/presents himself better, hits harder, & is generally much easier to take seriously as a physical presence than Jey is. He is still prone to occasional in-ring gaffes like Jey is, but at least he doesn't gaffe every single match like Jey does. My memory has seen better days, but I can not for the life of me remember a single promo he ever did outside of the awful "Well someone better put some SPECK on Roman's name WAAAH" garbage from the Awful Reign Of Doom. Still, if I had the both of them & I was managing a Raw and we had a 5 minute gap & I had to send one of them out to cut a killer promo, I'd go with Jimmy over Jey every single time. He's just better than Jey in every imaginable way (an ability to keep an entire building full of people whom have not mentally matured past the age of 13 entertained for 10 minutes by doing nothing does not count for anything in my book). Absolutely unreal that you can take this guy, take Jey, put them into a team together, & suddenly they're a legendary, actually good tag team (they're not) that everybody loves all of a sudden. Can I stop talking about this guy yet?"

[7.0] "Proceed with caution ya'll, cause Big Jim might be one of the most underrated wrestlers of our era PERIOD. Being booked as the Bloodline "loosedraw" is the closest name I can think off for the last few years I feel like Jimmy has mostly shown and proven his worth and ability to stay relevant which not many I feel could've done the same. Jimmy has been victim of some of the worst booking messups ever. Arguably the worst being the random still nonsensical turn on Jey after the match with Jey and Reigns but still Jimmy did manage to build momentum with the whole "anti-yeet" character before they killed that off just randomly, and yet again besides that he is actually over currently despite having no real character at the moment which is impressive. Look lets be honest - does he have the ability to tell stories and get emotion from the fanbase like Jey? No, does he have the inring ability and storytelling excellence of Roman? No, does he have the same explosiveness and excitement inring as Jacob Fatu? No. But in a Bloodline which is ever growing he comfortably stands within the top 5 imo, and if ever given the big push Jey has been given I do think he could shine as he does have the skill and ability to be more than just a Tag Team wrestler. Will it ever happen? Probably no. But thats due to booking. All in all Jimmy is a very safe and reliable hand that can fit into any role in a story and I feel like deserves a lot more flowers than what he currently gets. 7/10"

[3.0] "Jimmy is just the same as Jey just isn't as charismatic and doesn't have Jey's entrance. Actually, I found Jimmy's current promos to be better than Jey's, but that's basically it. In the ring, he's worse than Jey which is a very low bar in itself. Much like Jey, is a much better Tag Team wrestler and should stick to that role"

[8.0] "Jimmy and Jey started from begging of their career, one became a main-eventer, another stucked in the midcard... I can tell, that Jimmy is really good and he improves by the day, but the sad truth is that he stucked in the midcard"

[5.0] "Every match with Jimmy is the same match. It just isn't that interesting to be honest. His suicide dives fit the name as he's as likely to clip the top rope while diving as he is succeeding. Compared to a lot of other talent, I'd put him bang in the middle of the pack."

[8.0] "Big Jim is probably the better Uso in-ring, but noticeably trails his brother in terms of storytelling, character development, and crowd control - which ultimately is more important in WWE than being good in ring. That said, he deserves a chance to shine solo and show what he can do seperate from his brothers and family"

[4.0] "Jimmy is quite uncharismatic, but slightly better than his brother in terms of in-ring action. The Usos were arguably a 10 as a tag team (or pretty close to it, at least) but as singles wrestlers, they're pretty much mediocre talents, merely decent at their absolute best."

[6.0] "I actually think he's the better of the two Usos as singles stars, that being said, they should have remained a team because neither of them is great as a singles star, and Jimmy gets lost in the mix despite his better in ring work and promo skills, he doesn't say "Yeet" which is what you need these days to be a main eventer apparently."

[8.0] "Usos will go down as a legendary tag team & Jimmy will be a Hall of Famer for that. Obviously he has not seen the same singles success that came to his brother. But he was still a great piece of the Bloodline story."

[7.0] "Jimmy Uso is (in my opinion) the more charismatic of the two Uso Twins. His comedic timing and quick wit is always a highlight of a segment or promo (see, "hello! Was anybody talking to you? " to Mia Yim). His matches are about the same quality of Jey and obviously he has his drink driving issues which is probably why WWE chose Jey Uso as their golden boy and not Jimmy. Regardless, I think Jimmy is vastly more entertaining."

[3.0] "The Usos as a team were very good. Very close to other brother teams like The Steiners, Hardys and that flamboyant team in another promotion that I can't specifically name here. As a singles, he doesn't have it. He can't cut a promo, can't have a decent match, nothing. Everything required to be successful doesn't exist with either Uso. He doesn't even have the benefit of a cool entrance to mask how bad he is. He would be much better off in another team. As I said in another match review, as singles, it's like the Usos had two Jim Neidharts."

[6.0] "definitely the better than his brother but still shines far more as a tag team wrestler than a singles one"

[6.0] "I honestly think, in this day and age, that Jimmy Uso is the better of the two. Doesn't mean I rate him as a singles wrestler, just that I think he's better than his brother. Much prefer the two of them as a team as opposed to them being singles wrestlers"

[6.0] "He is obviously the better Uso, but it's not saying much, he is better in the ring, but nothing special, but he is also better on the mic, I still need more time before I rise his rating, but I can confidently say that he deserve the current Jey push more than Jey himself"

[7.0] "He has been a very good singles wrestler so far in 2025. He's looking to crave his name as a singles wrestler and has some nice matches with Carmelo Hayes, and others."

[6.0] "Jimmy isn't really a singles wrestler, but I don't think he's bad, he's just better as a tag team wrestler with his brother Jey. His singles career hasn't been as popular as his brothers, but he's not really terrible, his tag team stuff is great, and his in-ring is half decent when he has a partner. Overall I just prefer the Usos as tag team wrestlers and not singles competitors."

[5.0] "Since splitting away from his brother, he has actually been sort of exposed as a singles wrestler; most have been rubbish, below par, or mediocre; not a single one has been memorable, and I feel kind of bad for him. He will always be a outstanding tag team talent though."

[6.0] "While not as over as his brother now that they are separated, Jimmy is still just as good. Sadly he can't flesh out his solo act since he has been under the shadow of Roman Reigns since the Usos split. Jey steered clear of Roman and had a chance to show individuality, here's hoping Jimmy can do the same at some point."

[7.0] "Especially in recent times, Jimmy has always been outshined by his brother Jey. However, his undeniable charisma and comedy as a wrestler is not something you can find easy. His work as a heel with the fragmented Bloodline was hilarious, but suffered in in-ring prowess. Before, his work as a face with Jey against the Bloodline in the Civil War was great. Now it seems his momentum has increased after his great performance at WarGames."

[6.0] "He's the best Uso in my opinion. Of course his booking tells you otherwise but i just find him funny and that's enough for me to put him higher than his brother even tho they have the same rating."

[4.0] "The poor lad has been very badly exposed as a singles. I would call him Marty Janetty but Marty was actually fun. Very much a man who works best hidden away in a tag team and as the lowest rung guy in a faction. Outside of when the Bloodline was hot, he had not done much as even his tag stuff never gets beyond "decent""

[5.0] "The other Uso. The weak link of the tag team. He's slightly worse at everything. Needs to be put back in a tag team to show how good he is. Plus is one half of one of the worst wrestlemania matches ever."

[6.0] "Jimmy is the weak link in the duo, both in terms of charisma and in-ring. While he's long been part of one of the company's best teams and a cool member of the Bloodline, his limited moveole and lack of in-ring evolution when not benefiting from the duo's chemistry make him just above average. An important element, but one whose absence is not unbearable. His personal deviations don't always help to appreciate him more."

[7.0] "Im a pretty big fan of Jimmy, just like his brother hes a great tag team wrestler who has been kind of exposed as a singles competitor ever since the team broke up. He has great comedic timing however."

[4.0] "Just like many tag teams, there's a clear imbalance inside the Usos between Jey and Jimmy, with Jimmy being the worst brother, his moveset is pretty much the same, but he does the character work with less charisma and brilliance than his brother, that explains why while Jey is having a singles push, he keeps there quiet with the Bloodline. I don't have anything against Jimmy, he's a solid tag wrestler but couldn't produce a great solo run."

[6.0] "Jimmy's a great tag wrestler but do not put him in a singles match please especially against a guy with the exact same moveset thank you"

[5.0] "ORIGINAL 7/10 7/24/2023: Not quite as good as his twin but he can definitely put on amazing tag team matches with him. They're both very good actors, and Jimmy could probably be a decent singles wrestler if they chose to push Jey instead of him. EDIT 4/20/2024: His heel turn never implied that he had a bright future, and that was exactly the case. Jimmys heel run produced a few funny moments, but other than that, nothing made any sense. His theme song doesnt even make sense, stating that he stands alone isolated from his family, while simultaneously aligning himself WITH The Bloodline. Now that hes been kicked out, presumably beginning a reconciliation angle with his twin, I feel that there is now a glimpse of hope for him, as we have never needed The Usos as a team more than we do now."

[5.0] "Man, what has happened with Jimmy over the past year? He has fallen off a ton since he broke away from his brother Jey and seems to have no charisma nor have anything going for him right now. Playing a lackey as a singles wrestler in the Bloodline is hurting Jimmy and it doesn't help that he has regressed in-ring somewhat. Jimmy obviously pales in comparison to Jey at this moment and the only thing that could perhaps save him from falling off completely is a reunion with his brother, which probably won't be happening for some time."

[4.0] "He is really good at being an Uso, or yet another Bloodline goon. However, on his own he is a waste of television time. One of the issues being a tag member with your family causes is that it is difficult for you to stand out and currently Jimmy refuses to stand out. Maybe he can and will but that will require him taking some time away from it all to forge his own identity."

[6.0] "Compared to his twin brother Jey, Jimmy just isn't on the same level. He lacks the charisma that Jey has, though I think he's still trying to find his footing within WWE as a singles star. When they were in The Usos together, man they were so damn good, to the point where I didn't think either could be good without one another. Jey has gone on to prove he's capable of doing so, whereas Jimmy has been left behind. I think there's time for him to turn it around, he's by no means a bad wrestler, but he lacks the aura that his twin brother and so many upper midcard to main event wrestlers have."

[6.0] "The least interesting member of the Bloodline, but solid enough in a tag team setting. I really enjoy the Usos' work together, especially as part of the Bloodline, but since the two have split I've found Jimmy's solo work completely uninspiring. Some good character work during the peak Bloodline years but not much else."

[9.0] "Not as good as Jey but a very good worker in his own rate but I feel he is better suited to tag team wrestling where as Jey has shown he can go as a single."

[10.0] "Both Jey and Jimmy have been on another plane this year with their outstanding work. Best tag team in the world and it's not even close at the moment with FTR the closest competition but they are let down by not being as exciting. They were underrated for a long time and looks like they are finally getting their dues."

[7.0] "Great tag team wrestler. He is very good in the ring as a tag team guy and is better with his charisma and on the mic. Can not think of great singles match he has been in which hurts him. Bloodline feud has been great, but Jimmy is the one who has benefited the least from it."

[9.0] "Jimmy Uso, the men who ended the Bloodline. I didn't like The Usos back in the day (2014/2015), they were boring PG babyfaces. But nowadays, with the amazing Bloodline storyline, Jey and Jimmy made an incredible improvement, incredible character work. They were always good in-ring wrestlers, but nowadays, they became full total packages."

[6.0] "Good tag wrestler along with Jey. I rate them about the same. They remind me of the tag teams of yesteryear before they just starting throwing whatever midcarder singles guys they could scrounge up because they didn't have any main event openings for them."

[8.0] "very good with the bloodline and jey in tag team but dont think he would be good as a solo star so thats why i say an 8 is fair for a tag wrestler"

[8.0] "Less good than his brother, but their strength is their chemistry in the ring. They are brothers and it really shows in the ring."

[6.0] "The Bloodline stuff has become really good again and they have a decent look as a tag team. However; they are far too basic in the ring to justify more than a 6 for me."

[10.0] ""After last night, the Royal Rumble, a must put this Uce, like Jey, in the ranking he deserves! Jimmy is very good at acting, put his emotions on the screen so good for a secondary role. Amazing ring talent with pure promo and acting skills. One second away from Jey but still very good tho.""

[8.0] "A work horse (I believe he was WWE's iron man at one point in terms of how many matches he worked without injury ) . Always very consistent . Great on the microphone (especially 2016 onward). Great storyteller in the ring. Great tag team wrestler. He did a great job on total divas. Now earlier in my rating, I talked about him being one of WWE's iron men at one time, well i'm gonna play devil's advocate now, and say that I feel like that's also what hurt him. When he got injured in 2020, Jey's career as a whole took off, and he became a star. I feel like now, he has to do something to come in to his own as well, and get to that same level, which is gonna be tough. Still ranks high though for me."

[6.0] "Jimmy is the worse of the two Usos, but he's dependable in the ring. He probably is a little bit better than his brother at interviews, but aside from that he's a great tag wrestler."

[9.0] "Jimmy is the worst Usos. Even if he is the least good of the Usos, he has an excellent In-Ring and an excellent microphone. He is a wrestler made for the tag-team division. I would love to see a solo run from Jimmy."

[6.0] "The Usos have been a big act these past few months, and for good reason. just like Jey, Jimmy Uso is a great in-ring performer that works well in his current role as a heel lackey for Roman Reigns, and he can thrive in both singles and tag-team action. the only reason I'm giving him a low rating is for his drinking issue, you'd think by this point he'd have gone into rehab or have been suspended, but I doubt that's ever going to happen."

[7.0] "Actually pretty good as a heel but still not exactly mindblowing in the ring or anything. I'm mostly impressed with how similar he is to his brother; they're pretty much exactly the same in every facet of wrestling."

[9.0] "It's incredible how the new gimmick can give a new life to a wrestler. The Usos are the best tag team in WWE right now."

[7.0] "I really like the Usos, and they've got a high ceiling. Both of them are flashy, charismatic, capable high-fliers -- and sure, they could use a bit more psychology and to add some new elements to their gimmick, but they've got all the ingredients of two very successful careers. Jimmy is the more charismatic of the two and certainly more of a natural talker. It didn't come off during his short-lived (and unfortunate) commentary career, but he's a funny guy, and he radiates heart. A freshening-up of his act could really boost his team's performance."