Spoiler alert: The clothes be lettin' you know

RIYADH, SAUDI ARABIA - JUNE 27: Oba Femi looked like a king coming into his match with Jey Uso at Night of Champions. | (Photo: Andrew Timms/WWE via Getty Images) Entering WWE’s Night of Champions, the King of the Ring final between Oba Femi and Jey Uso was too close for me to call. Despite online criticism, Uso is one of WWE’s most popular stars and biggest draws. Femi, meanwhile, has shown he’s someone WWE should go all in on. Beyond his physical gifts, he understands what makes pro wrestling work and carries himself with the poise of a veteran in media appearances. In almost every way, he seems built to lead the company into the next decade. When making our staff’s predictions, I chose Uso because “too close to call” is a cop-out. I took all the information in front of me and made my best guess. Turns out, I was wrong, and I knew it as soon as Femi made his way to the ring. Instead of wearing his customary dark colors, Femi marched down the aisle in what appeared to be silver trim