Rikishi’s Anticipation: Jey Uso vs Jimmy Uso at WWE WrestleMania 40

Rikishi Shares Excitement Over Jey Uso vs Jimmy Uso Showdown at WrestleMania 40

WWE Hall of Famer and Bloodline patriarch Rikishi is buzzing with excitement over the upcoming clash between his sons, Jey Uso and Jimmy Uso, at WrestleMania 40.

The stage was set on the March 15 edition of WWE SmackDown, as Jimmy Uso officially accepted the challenge laid down by his twin brother, Jey Uso.

In an interview on Rikishi Fatu Off The Top, Rikishi expressed his thrill at the prospect of witnessing his sons square off on the grandest stage of them all:

“It’s exhilarating news. I’m thrilled to see the boys out there, finally making this showdown happen.”

Highlighting the significance of the moment for the Bloodline family, Rikishi remarked, “It’s another historic chapter for the Bloodline, our family legacy. To have my sons competing together at WrestleMania—it’s monumental for our fans.”

Describing the impending clash between Jey and Jimmy as a “dream match,” Rikishi teased his potential presence at the event:

“I won’t be too far from the action. WrestleCon in Philadelphia is on my radar. Who knows, maybe I’ll make an appearance near the stadium. Let’s keep the suspense alive.”

When pressed about his allegiance in the sibling rivalry, Rikishi admitted it was a tough call but leaned towards supporting Jey:

“As a father, it’s hard to pick sides. But looking at it objectively, Jey’s solo career momentum makes a strong case. From a business perspective, backing ‘Yeet’ seems logical.”

Expressing his desire for his sons to deliver a show-stealing performance, Rikishi emphasized their passion for the craft:

“They always bring their A-game, but this match is on another level. It’s a chance for them to showcase their skills to the world. I’m proud of what they’ll bring to the table.”

In closing, Rikishi offered a heartfelt prayer for his sons’ safety and success:

“As they step into the ring, my only hope is that they give it their all and emerge unscathed, hand in hand.”