Rikishi Speaks: The Future of The Usos in WWE and The Bloodline Saga

One Big Thing

WWE Hall of Famer Rikishi shared insights about his sons Jimmy and Jey Uso’s WWE careers and their roles in The Bloodline storyline during a recent “Off The Top” podcast appearance.

Key Details

• Jimmy and Jey Uso reunited in late 2023 to counter Solo Sikoa’s new Bloodline faction
• The twins have nearly 18 years of WWE experience
• Jimmy Uso recently returned to action after recovering from a broken toe
• Roman Reigns will face Solo Sikoa in Tribal Combat on WWE Raw’s Netflix debut

Direct Quote

“The boys, they’re in a safe place amongst each other with Jimmy leading the crew,” Rikishi said. “He’s got experience with him and his brother Jey. You got this whole new crew up underneath them.”

Why It Matters

The Usos’ storyline represents one of WWE’s most successful family narratives, with their experience and leadership now shaping the next generation of Samoan wrestlers in WWE.

By The Numbers

• 17+ years: The Usos’ WWE career span
• 2 brothers leading multiple storylines
• Multiple tag team championship reigns

What’s Next

Jimmy Uso has returned to live events following his injury, while both brothers continue their involvement in The Bloodline saga’s latest chapter.

The Bottom Line

Rikishi’s assessment suggests The Usos will maintain their prominent roles in WWE while mentoring newer talent, balancing veteran leadership with in-ring performance.

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