WWE Legend Rikishi Discusses the Careers of His Sons Jimmy and Jey Uso

WWE Hall of Famer Rikishi, father of Jimmy and Jey Uso, and Solo Sikoa, shared his thoughts on how his sons should be utilized in WWE storylines. With Jey Uso gaining popularity through his "Yeet" catchphrase and gearing up to challenge Bron Breakker for the Intercontinental Championship, and Jimmy currently sidelined due to injury, Rikishi expressed hopes for a future reunion once Jimmy returns to WWE.

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Here’s everything you need to know about Rikishi's thoughts on how his sons should be utilized in WWE

On a recent episode of his podcast "Off The Top," wrestling legend Rikishi discussed his sons, Jimmy and Jey Uso. He believes that, much like Jey, Jimmy will eventually carve his path to the spotlight. Rikishi stated:

"I think me knowing my boys, the twins, personally, they both got attitudes, man," he said. "It just so happened that Jey took off and is doing his thing. When Jimmy does come back, I'm very confident it's not going to take long, be it he comes back as a single or they decide to put him and Jey together to be able to join Roman [Reigns], which I probably think that would be the route to go. But if in case they just decide [to have him] come back as a single for Jimmy, I think it won't take long for Jimmy to find himself to be able to come up with his own deal." (Via Off The Top/Wrestling Inc)


Rikishi expressed that his twin sons, Jimmy and Jey Uso, are highly talented with great attitudes. He believes that once Jimmy returns to WWE, he will rise to the top just like Jey. Rikishi is also optimistic about both Jimmy and Jey finding success in their singles careers while possibly reuniting with Roman Reigns in the future. With Roman Reigns recently making his return at SummerSlam 2024, the future looks promising for the Usos as they continue to make their mark in WWE history.

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