Roman Reigns of the Roman Empire appeared at this year's summer slam in Cleveland, starting another bloodline civil war within a year. The comeback followed his loss to Cody Rhodes at WrestleMania 40, which led to changes within The Anoa’i Family. Since calling himself ‘The Tribal Chief', Solo Sikoa has overhauled the group by replacing Jimmy Uso and Paul Heyman with Tama Tonga, Tonga Loa and Jacob Fatu.
Jey Uso, a founding member of The Bloodline, spoke out about Reigns' return in an interview with Sports Illustrated: “Nobody does it better than him [Roman Reigns]. He makes it looks so easy. I look up to him because he’s mastered this thing,” said Uso. SI reporter Justin Barrasso also noted that ‘Reigns will have some stars as back up, led by tag team specialist Jey.”
As Reigns and Sikoa battle for power with WWE programming not hinting at an OG Bloodline reunion yet, fans are wondering how the company will acknowledge Jey Uso rejoining forces with The Head Of The Table after what happened in 2023 when Jey left The Bloodline stable for a solo run as a babyface.
Looking back on leaving his brother behind last year, “It’s scary,” Jey admitted about going out alone. “You either sink or you swim by yourself; I’m still trying to get used to that.”
Jey Uso Talks Family
Jey Uso was also asked about his thoughts on "WWE SmackDown," younger sibling Solo Sikoa and older twin Jimmy Uso; "Solo needs his ass whupped. Ain’t no doubt about that," said Jey before praising Jimmy saying, "People are gonna love Jimmy man. He’s funny as hell way funnier than me. You seen bits of what he could do on his own, wait till you see his greatness, he’s next level with it."
The WWE Universe waits patiently for the next chapter of this ongoing saga as the company keeps throwing curve balls with Roman Reigns’ return and subsequent rise through power.