Jey Uso wants to have Cardi B and Kendrick Lamar by his side when he enters WrestleMania to face Gunther in Las Vegas.

Jey Uso requests $50 million worth Cardi B and $38 million worth Kendrick Lamar to escort him to the ring at WrestleMania 41

Jey Uso wants Kendrick Lamar and Cardi B by his side (via WWE and ET)

Jey Uso will challenge Gunther for the World Heavyweight Championship at WrestleMania, making it his first singles title match on The Grandest Stage of Them All. With an army of fans chanting “YEET,” Uso aims to dethrone The Ring General. To make his entrance even more electrifying, The Yeet Master has requested Cardi B and Kendrick Lamar to be part of the spectacle.

Speaking on Raw Recap, the Royal Rumble winner shared his vision for his WrestleMania entrance. He expressed his desire to have female rappers accompany him to the ring, naming Cardi B and Sexxy Red as potential additions. Additionally, The Yeet Man revealed that he wants Kendrick Lamar by his side for the grand spectacle in Las Vegas.

I want a female though, a female rapper, Uce. Cardi B. We out there in New York. You know what I’m saying? Sexyy Red, you been down there a couple of times at NXT. You can YEET with me up here, too. Kendrick Lamar, shout out.

 

WrestleMania’s grand tradition includes spectacular entrances, and as the Rumble winner, Uso would deliver one of the event’s biggest highlights. However, a spectacular entrance alone won’t make him World Heavyweight Champion—he will have to defeat Gunther. In recent weeks, the 39-year-old has made costly mistakes, allowing The Ring General to gain the upper hand ahead of their highly anticipated showdown.

On this week’s Raw, Jimmy Uso reunited with his brother to take on A-Town Down Under. However, beyond the match, he took a moment to give The Yeet Master some tough love, urging him to bring back his serious side. Jimmy warned that if Jey continues to treat things lightly, he stands no chance of dethroning Gunther at The Grandest Stage of Them All.

Jey Uso believes it would be the end if he does not beat Gunther at WrestleMania

Gunther stands as one of the most dominant forces in sports entertainment. As World Heavyweight Champion, he has defeated top stars like Randy Orton, Damian Priest, and Sami Zayn. When it comes to Jey Uso, The Ring General holds three singles victories over him, making WrestleMania an uphill battle for ‘Main Event’ Jey based on the numbers.

Jey UsoJey Uso [via- WWE]
Speaking on Raw Recap, the former Intercontinental Champion admitted that failing to defeat Gunther at WrestleMania would be a major blow to his confidence. He emphasized that for over a year, he has been entertaining fans worldwide, but now it’s time to prove that he has what it takes to be a top-level champion.

But I really feel like enough with all the bright colors, enough with trying to entertain, I don’t know. All I know is, at WrestleMania, I have to beat Gunther because if I don’t beat Gunther, that’s it for Jey Uso. So, everything’s on the line right now.

Jey Uso via Raw Recap

The OG Bloodline member insisted that he has put everything on the line for his WrestleMania showdown against the World Heavyweight Champion. He vowed to switch into a serious mindset the moment the bell rings, ready to do whatever it takes to defeat the Austrian powerhouse. As the event draws closer, it remains to be seen whether Uso can rise up to the challenge.

Jey Uso to suffer a major defeat at WrestleMania 41 against Gunther?

Jey Uso’s Royal Rumble win was one of the most controversial decisions of the Triple H era. While Uso is a fan favorite, he does not have the momentum to beat Gunther at The Grandest Stage of Them All. Therefore, there is speculation that ‘Main Event’ Jey might suffer a huge defeat at the hands of The Ring General in Las Vegas.
Jey Uso and GuntherJey Uso and Gunther [via- WWE]
If The Yeet Man defeats the World Heavyweight Champion despite a lackluster build and dwindling momentum, it could significantly damage Gunther‘s credibility. WWE sees the Austrian powerhouse as a cornerstone of the company’s future, and handing him back-to-back losses at The Show of Shows would be a major setback in his career.

However, WWE could use WrestleMania as a turning point for ‘Main Event’ Jey. A loss could ignite a more serious and determined version of him, fueling his drive to become a world champion—something he currently lacks. This journey of redemption could ultimately solidify him as a true top-tier star.