WWE Hall of Famer speaks out on what’s next for Jimmy Uso

Jimmy Uso’s future in WWE is looking big and full of stories. From wrestling alongside his twin brother Jey to becoming a superstar on his own, Jimmy’s path has been filled with many twists and turns. Now, there’s a feeling that something big is about to happen for him soon.While many fans were hoping to see him at WrestleMania 41, the plans fell through at the last moment. Instead, it was Jey Uso who became world champion, while Jimmy was left on the side. This made many people wonder what’s next for him.According to a new report by Cory Hays of Bodyslam.net and PWN, there were big plans for Jimmy Uso to be involved in the United States Title picture, but those plans fell through.The report from Hays said, “they had plans for Jimmy in the US Title scene leading to Mania but a lot of plans changed for Mania.”This meant that while Jey Uso was busy wrestling for the world title, Jimmy was left without a big match at WrestleMania. But this might be a chance for something even greater in his future.Some reports say we might soon see The Usos back together as a team. The last time we saw them team up was during Money in the Bank in 2023, and they briefly teamed up on the March 24 episode of Raw. This reunion could be a big moment for both Jimmy and Jey. It might bring them back into the tag team division and make their team strong again.While Jey has been busy growing as a superstar, Jimmy is looking for his own way forward. This change might be a chance for him to show everyone what he can do in the ring. The two brothers may team up soon and make their way back to the top together.One person who has been following this story closely is WWE Hall of Famer Rikishi, the father of both the Uso brothers. Rikishi has shared his thoughts and disappointments about what happened to Jimmy.He said, “I’m sure that Big Jim got a lot of fans out there, brother. But as of right now, we just seen Big Jim basically got his ass handed to him by Gunther. I’m kind of upset about this sht, man. Hell, if I was there I would have probably bust Gunther’s head open with a crawfish. I mean, that was just unnecessary, let Jey fight his own battle. Big Jim don’t have to come save his brother. I raised some tough men, smart men. I’m sure Jey’s gonna figure this sht out. Now I got another son laid up, busted wide open and trying to heal.”While this might be a tough time for Jimmy Uso, there is a strong feeling that bigger and better things are waiting for him in the future. His eventual reunion with Jey could bring back their magic and put them back in the main event picture in WWE.Also Read: Jey Uso Shares His Thoughts on Jimmy Uso and Solo Sikoa’s Success