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Jey Uso has reached new heights in the WWE with his YEET movement. Following this week's SmackDown, his brother Solo Sikoa also got in on the act and started YEETING in front of the WWE Universe.
Sikoa and The MFTs have been feuding with The Wyatt Sicks on SmackDown. This week on the blue brand, the two factions once again came face-to-face after a tag team match, with Sikoa hitting Erick Rowan with the Samoan Spike before being confronted by Uncle Howdy.
Off-air, Sikoa was seen having a good time with the WWE Universe, as he was joined in the ring by The Usos, CM Punk, and Cody Rhodes. The Usos took out their brother with a double superkick before Punk launched himself onto the former US Champion for a corner splash.
Check out the off-air segment here:
Rikishi didn't want Solo Sikoa or The Usos to become Pro Wrestlers or get into the WWE
Jey Uso revealed that his dad, Rikishi, didn't want him, Jimmy Uso, or Solo Sikoa to become Pro Wrestlers.
Speaking with Daniel Cormier on the DC Check-In podcast, the former World Heavyweight Champion said that his dad was aware of the lifestyle and the sacrifices that needed to be made. Jey said:
"My parents didn't want none of us to wrestle. They know what that lifestyle is like. They know the time, sacrifice away, being on the road is one of the hardest things like in this business, especially like back in that time. It was crazy. It was five days out the week wrestling, home two days. The schedule is a little bit lighter now as far as wrestling on the body, but the travel game is still there. All the sides, all the side hustle stuff is still there,"The Usos and Sikoa are currently working on separate brands. Jimmy and Jey recently reunited over on Monday Night RAW.
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