Jimmy Uso has been one of WWE’s most dependable stars for more than a decade. Even though he has never won a singles WWE world title, he believes he has already had a successful career.
The Bloodline member recently shared that while becoming a world champion is still a dream, he doesn’t think a title is needed to prove what he has achieved.
For most of his WWE career, Jimmy teamed with his brother Jey as The Usos. Together, they became one of the greatest tag teams in WWE history. They later played a massive role in The Bloodline storyline alongside Roman Reigns.
While Jey has become a successful singles star, Jimmy says he is happy with how his own career has gone.
Jimmy Uso says he already feels successful in WWE
Speaking to Sports Illustrated, Jimmy was asked if seeing his twin brother Jey Uso win the World Heavyweight Championship, along with Sami Zayn’s rise to the top, made him think about having a world title run of his own. Jimmy admitted that it definitely has.
“Of course it do. It ran across, especially when you see your brothers doing it, and they did it,” he said.
Jimmy said winning a world title would be special, but he has never been the type of person to push himself ahead of others. Instead, he has always focused on doing whatever WWE needed from him while supporting his family.
“For me, timing’s everything. I’m not the type that’ll push up to the front of the line. I’m always ready to play my role or whatever I need to do for my family, and honestly, when I see my brothers up, I’m up, so, a title don’t necessarily need to be around my waist for me to feel like I made it already because in reality, I made it and like I said before, I’m blessed and very happy to be here,” Jimmy said.
Even though he remains satisfied with his accomplishments, Jimmy made it clear that he hasn’t given up on becoming a world champion. If the chance comes, he’ll be ready.
“If the opportunity presents itself, please believe I will grab that ball, and I’m running with it. I will run with it. Yes, yes, it crossed my mind. Yes, Big Jim would love to have a solo time. But aye man, like I said, timing is everything. If the powers that be letting it happen, or if it fall, if it gets organic, I’m right there with it,” he said.
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