Weighing In: Jey Uso’s Father Rikishi Seemingly Responds To Jey’s Major Decision

He’s involved. Over the last three years, the Bloodline Saga has dominated WWE in a way that has not been seen in wrestling for a very long time. The story has mainly focused on Roman Reigns, but there have been other people involved, many of whom have been elevated as a result of the story. One of them was involved in a big moment this week and now his family is weighing in.

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Over the last few weeks, the Judgment Day has pursued Jey Uso in an attempt to get him to join the team, with Damian Priest demanding an answer this week on Monday Night Raw. At the end of the show, Uso attacked the team, making it clear that he would not be joining. Following the show, WWE Hall Of Famer and Uso’s father Rikishi seemingly reacted to the situation, asking “What happen???” on social media. Rikishi regularly comments when his sons are involved in major segments.

What happen ???

— RIKISHI FATU (@TheREALRIKISHI) September 19, 2023

It was a big moment. Check out the situation, plus what else Uso has been doing lately:

Opinion: That’s kind of a weird response to what happened, but that is also fairly typical of Rikishi after something big happens. What matters is Uso has made his decision clear and won’t be joining the team. That is probably the best decision as he just got away from the Bloodline after several years of dealing with the whole thing, meaning everyone can move on, as they should.

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