A couple of weeks passed and it was already reaching closer to Hell in a Cell, just weeks away. I was already scheduled to have another one-on-one match with Jey for the second time. Adam and Shane were planning on making the stipulation for an 'I Quit' match. During the meeting that Jey and I had with the WWE creative, we agreed to have this match with the stipulation in which one of us had to say that we quit in order for the match to end. 
 
SmackDown was drawing near as it was just a couple of hours away. Ashley stayed back at home with Loto and Duke until I was able to come home from work and thankfully the security measurements would protect my family from Rollins and his mischief. 
 
When SmackDown approached, I was watching the crew get the fans ready for the Thunderdome and to prepare the ring and lightening before the show began. I was standing backstage when I felt a tap on my shoulder. 
 
"Hey Uce! Are you ready to start the show?" Jey asked.
 
"Yeah! I'm just getting ready before SmackDown begins. This match at Hell in a Cell is going to be one of the best matches of our careers."
 
"Me too."
 
It was finally time for SmackDown and I was sitting backstage with Paul and I had a table full of food and a beautiful centerpiece in the middle while I was having to give my backstage promo towards Jey, who would be standing in the ring and calling me out. 
 
When Jey finally stepped foot into the ring, I was waiting for the cameras to cut onto me and Paul as I just watched and listened to what he had to say on the microphone. 
 
"Big dog! What's it gonna be, Uce?"
 
Jey paused.
 
"What's the stipulation to our Hell in a Cell match, Uce?"
 
He paused again.
 
"Yeah, you're not gonna come out. I get it. On your own terms. But Roman, like you said, there will be consequences. I'll face them, I'll never run from them! It's lockdown with the Uce that's got the juice!" He shouted, "Welcome to the Uso-"
 
"Stop, stop, stop. Please!" Paul said, cutting Jey off. 
 
"Jey, stop embarrassing yourself and more importantly, your entire family with this foolish attempt to dictate the time and location of the appearance of the Universal Champion. That at the discretion and leisure and the convenience of the champ."
 
The camera cut onto me.

"Your uncle. He used to say that in this business, believe nothing that you hear and half of what you see. But what you just saw, you can believe that."
 
Jey looked at the screen with confusion.
 
"I tried to help you. I tried to make your life better. All you had to do was say the words. Acknowledge me as your Tribal Chief." I huffed, "So now, for the first time, inside Hell in a Cell, there will be an I Quit match." I sighed, "It didn't have to be like this. I just wanna help you. I love you."
 
I looked into the camera with a stern look.
 
"But after you say "I Quit," there will be consequences."
 
Weeks passed since the segment between us. After awhile of preparing for the SmackDown episode before Hell in a Cell, it was already time for me to make my entrance down to the ring and to focus on calling out Jey to come down and confront me. Before I had the chance to speak into the microphone, my other cousin, Jimmy, began to interrupt me. 
 
"Yo, Tribal Chief!" Jimmy said, "Tribal Chief, over here! Yeah, you see me. I'm up in the Tribal Chief VIP seat. And what do we got here?" Jimmy looked over at the food on the table. "We got some Tribal Cheese, we got some Tribal Raspberries. And some H20! I bet it's great to be the Tribal Chief. I bet it's better to be cousins with the Tribal Chief. Well, at least it was."
 
Jimmy paused.
 
"You've changed, Uce. You got your head so far up your Tribal Chief ass, you done lost connections with yourself and with our family. But who am I to ask, right? Don't ask me." Jimmy said, taking off his bandana. "Ask my brother Jey. He's right behind you."
 
Jey came up from behind me and began to attack. He started throwing me down with punches and I shoved him off. I charged towards him and I hit the ring post with force. Jey went to grab a steel chair and I quickly blocked it with the Big Boot, knocking it off from his hands. 
 
I picked up the steel chair and then he super-kicked the chair from my hands. Jey went to the top rope and done the Uso Splash onto me. I gasped for breath as I struggled to breathe for a moment when he was leaving the ring. Jimmy came out when Jey was about to head backstage and I demanded for the microphone and began to stand up on my feet, catching my breath. 
 
"It's funny to you boys. Because you don't understand." I said in between breaths and in attempt to speak on the microphone.
 
"I understand." I panted. "If you make me quit, I'm not the Universal Champion. I'm not the face of the WWE. I'm not the Head of the Table. I'm not the Tribal Chief. I'm not the provider of generations and generations of our bloodline! If you can make me quit, I can live with that. But the question is, can you?"
 
"Yeah, Uce." Jimmy said. 
 
"When I make you quit, and I will make you quit. You will fall in line! You will take orders! You will acknowledge me! You will respect me for who I am in the WWE and all that I do for our family!" I shouted. "And if you just cant, then you're out."
 
"I'm out?" Jey said with confusion.
 
 "And not just you, you brought your brother with you; he's out too. Your wives, your children, your children's children, are all out of the family!" I said, making this personal. 
 
"Who are you, Uce?" Jimmy asked.
 
"We will all turn our backs on you. Those are your consequences."
 
I stood there with the championship around my shoulders as the red steel cage began to drop down around Paul and I inside of the ring. The crowd went wild throughout the Thunderdome and I was staring down my two cousins. 
 
"Jimmy and Jey facing ex-communication from their own family. This is what Jey Uso faces, Corey. Inside that structure, Hell in a Cell, in which Roman Reigns has walked in three times, in which he's never been beaten. Jey Uso must make Roman Reigns say the words, "I Quit" on Sunday. If he doesn't, not only Jey, but Jimmy and their entire families are out of the dynasty for good." Michael Cole said on commentary. 
 
"This is truly bigger than championships, bigger than business. This is about family. This is about everyday life! Is Jey Uso going to be able to climb the mountain and survive?" Corey Graves said. 
 
"Jey Uso is making a statement and what becomes a life-changing, a life-altering match inside Hell in a Cell on Sunday. It's not just for the Universal Championship, it's about the bloodline. It's about family dominance." Michael replied.
 
I stood there while watching Jey attempting to climb the steel cage with a smirk on my face. 
 
"Uce, I'm going to make you say those words! I'm not backing down from a fight. You're going to be sorry for this, Uce. Jimmy and I are not going to have our blood turn their backs against us or our families. I'll be the last man standing!"