WATCH: Jey Uso Addresses Rumor About Appearing On 1997 Monday Night Raw With Steve Austin

It’s a family thing. There are all kinds of wrestling families throughout the industry and some of their involvement spans generations. This includes some families that are still around to this day, some with several members active in different roles. Now we are hearing a story about a member of a wrestling family who isn’t a wrestler, but did take part in a wrestling moment.

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In a new edition of WWE’s “Fact Or Cap” series, Jey Uso was asked about a segment on a 1997 Monday Night Raw where he seemed to appear in a segment with Santa Claus. Uso revealed that rather than he or his brothers Jimmy or Solo Sikoa, it was their brother Jeremiah involved instead. The segment resulted in Steve Austin coming to the ring and Stunning Claus instead. Jeremiah did not get involved with the wrestling business.

It was a cool one. Check out Uso’s appearance, the segment, plus the family in action:

Opinion: That’s the kind of thing that most people probably did not notice when it first took place but it might have come back to them with this extra information. It’s a nice bit of trivia and even though it might have been more interesting had it been a future wrestling star, just being the relative of one of them is a cool deal. The Anoa’i/Fatu family is big enough and the fact that there are people who aren’t even wrestlers involved in wrestling is almost appropriate.

What did you think of the original segment? What is your favorite wrestling family? Let us know in the comments below.

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