Jey Uso ticked a moment off his wrestling bucket list at WrestleMania this year when he faced off against brother and former tag team partner Jimmy.
The Usos have been staple pieces of WWE for a number of years now, but a feud started when Jimmy turned on his brother late last year at SummerSlam, costing him his world title match against Roman Reigns.
Since then, Jimmy has been mostly absent from TV through injury while Jey continues to thrive as a singles star, though what the future holds for both men is unclear, with a potential reunion on the cards.
Speaking exclusively to Mail Sport’s Alex McCarthy, Jey outlined his feelings on the WrestleMania match, addressing the criticism, before opening up on the main event of night two that saw Reigns lose to Cody Rhodes on the back of a plethora of stars interfering, including the Usos.
Because everyone saw the angle change right in front of them, they literally were listening to the people, like the we want Cody chants.
I made sure after I did what I did to hurry up and kind of get to the back so I could continue watching the match, because I automatically turned into a fan again.
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Jey Uso ticked a moment off his wrestling bucket list at WrestleMania this year when he faced off against brother and former tag team partner Jimmy.
The Usos have been staple pieces of WWE for a number of years now, but a feud started when Jimmy turned on his brother late last year at SummerSlam, costing him his world title match against Roman Reigns.
Since then, Jimmy has been mostly absent from TV through injury while Jey continues to thrive as a singles star, though what the future holds for both men is unclear, with a potential reunion on the cards.
Speaking exclusively to Mail Sport’s Alex McCarthy, Jey outlined his feelings on the WrestleMania match, addressing the criticism, before opening up on the main event of night two that saw Reigns lose to Cody Rhodes on the back of a plethora of stars interfering, including the Usos.
Because everyone saw the angle change right in front of them, they literally were listening to the people, like the we want Cody chants.
I made sure after I did what I did to hurry up and kind of get to the back so I could continue watching the match, because I automatically turned into a fan again.
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