WWE Hall of Famer Rikishi shocked the wrestling world by breaking kayfabe in a heartfelt social media post, showcasing a rare family moment between his sons, Jey Uso and Solo Sikoa. The WWE legend, known for his legendary career and memorable wrestling persona, took to Instagram to share an image of Jey Uso and Solo Sikoa together, giving fans a look into the real-life dynamics of the wrestling royalties.
This comes on the heels of a dramatic storyline unfolding on WWE’s SmackDown, where Solo Sikoa, still a loyal member of The Bloodline, kicked Jimmy Uso out of the group last month. The tense narrative has fans on the edge of their seats, eager to see how the sibling rivalry between Jey Uso and Jimmy Uso unfolds.
Jey Uso, now a rising singles star on RAW, is gearing up to face Gunther in the King of the Ring Tournament next week. After defeating Ilja Dragunov on Monday, Jey Uso is one step closer to clinching the coveted title. Will he be able to pull off an upset against Gunther and advance to the finals on May 25? Fans can’t help but root for the underdog as he navigates the treacherous waters of the tournament.
Meanwhile, Solo Sikoa, now at the helm of The Bloodline, has taken control of the group during Roman Reigns’ hiatus. The power dynamics within the faction have undergone a significant shift, with Tonga Loa and Tama Tonga, sons of WWE legend Haku, recently joining the heel faction on SmackDown. Teddy Long, in an interview with The Wrestling Time Machine podcast, praised Haku’s sons, stating that their father must be proud of their accomplishments.
Rikishi, when asked about a potential return to WWE to help The Bloodline, tactfully dodged the question. However, with the current state of The Bloodline and the ongoing sibling rivalry between Jey Uso and Jimmy Uso, fans can’t help but wonder if the WWE Hall of Famer might make a comeback to lend a helping hand.
As the WWE universe eagerly awaits the next chapter in this gripping saga, Rikishi’s heartwarming post serves as a poignant reminder of the real-life bonds that exist beyond the squared circle.