WCBNAINWOATT Round 1: Roderick Strong vs Jey Uso

[King Steventon]

https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1m54y197ip/

Roderick Strong vs Low Ki vs Arik Cannon, Ted Petty Invitational 2006


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Daily Motion

The Usos vs The New Day, Summerslam 2017

[Shock]

10 years ago I'd have never considered Roddy for something like this, but he's been exceptional for several years now and was one of the best wrestlers in the world at one point.

The Usos are a great team but I don't think they've shown enough range compared to someone like Roddy who has great tag and singles matches to his name.

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[Slick Mitch]

I love Jey but Roddy is a BITW worker


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[MC 16]

I'm not really into Strong like most on here. But he beats Jay Uso hands down. He has his great matches and performances going back all the way to 2004. The Usos have some quality matches but not enough to get passed round one.

[Ed]

Stack their tag team careers against each other (including both Generation Next and Undisputed Era) and I'm not even sure Jey wins just on tag team matches. When I watched Bryan/Nigel at Unified last week, I also watched Briscoes Vs Aries and Strong, and that match was very good and it was 14 years ago and then go forward to 2018 when he's having those fantastic tags with Trent and Tyler. You can't really do that with Jey as the Usos don't have that range, they didn't really get it together as a great team until 2013 and then I think by 2019 they start to become a regressive tag team (more superkick spammy than the bucks) so he only has 5-6 good years where as Roddy's got double that at least. And the weird thing is, I watch Roddy still thinking there's more to give, he should of been on the main roster years ago but his charisma holds him back. Jey Uso doesn't look like someone that can give you more than those peak tag matches against The New Day.

Once you add Roddy's singles matches, it's a slam dunk.

[King Steventon]

Stack their tag team careers against each other (including both Generation Next and Undisputed Era) and I'm not even sure Jey wins just on tag team matches. When I watched Bryan/Nigel at Unified last week, I also watched Briscoes Vs Aries and Strong, and that match was very good and it was 14 years ago and then go forward to 2018 when he's having those fantastic tags with Trent and Tyler. You can't really do that with Jey as the Usos don't have that range, they didn't really get it together as a great team until 2013 and then I think by 2019 they start to become a regressive tag team (more superkick spammy than the bucks) so he only has 5-6 good years where as Roddy's got double that at least. And the weird thing is, I watch Roddy still thinking there's more to give, he should of been on the main roster years ago but his charisma holds him back. Jey Uso doesn't look like someone that can give you more than those peak tag matches against The New Day.

Once you add Roddy's singles matches, it's a slam dunk.

"Very good" is under-selling that match. It's fucking brilliant and if it wasn't for Nigel/Danielson, that's the match that show would be known for.

I actually think Roddy's biggest claim is his work as a tag team guy with various partners.

[Zero]

One sided, and justifiably so. Uso is good though. Great modern tag run.