Folks, gather ’round because Jey Uso has just dropped some family wisdom on us. During a candid chat on “WWE’s The Bump,” Uso took a deep dive into the current saga of The Bloodline. Despite the shake-up at the top with Cody Rhodes dethroning Roman Reigns at WrestleMania 40, Uso’s message was clear: The Bloodline isn’t just sticking around—it’s practically part of the WWE furniture.
“I’m not going to say The Bloodline is gone because The Bloodline is WWE,” declared Uso with the confidence of a man who knows his family isn’t fading from the spotlight anytime soon. With over 50 years of history in the squared circle, it seems the Usos and company are looking to double that inning. According to Jey, there’s a whole new generation of Usos, from tiny tots to eager teens, lined up like it’s Black Friday. They’re watching, learning, and itching to jump into the fray.
And it’s not just about keeping the seats warm. Jey shared a heartwarming glimpse into his family chats, revealing messages from nieces and nephews who are already taking the family business seriously—so much so they’re grilling him about in-ring tactics against folks like John Cena.
While the future seems packed with potential Uso superstars, the present is a bit rocky. After Jey’s own dramatic exit from The Bloodline last year, it looks like his twin, Jimmy Uso, might also be on the outs, though not exactly by his own choosing. Last week on “WWE SmackDown,” Solo Sikoa and newcomer Tama Tanga turned what could have been a family gathering into a bit of a melee, laying Jimmy out with a combo of Samoan Spikes and a hip attack that was anything but brotherly.
So, while The Bloodline may be wrestling through some family drama, Jey Uso’s conviction that they’re a permanent fixture in WWE is as steadfast as ever. As for the Samoan Dynasty? Jey is hopeful for a reunion, envisioning a future where the family stands united and stronger than ever—maybe after a little family therapy in the ring.