Jey Uso has been part of The Bloodline storyline since it started years ago during the COVID-19 pandemic when Roman Reigns returned from hiatus and turned heel.
Since that time, The Bloodline group has changed the business. Being part of the faction has seen the likes of The Usos, Solo Sikoa, The Tongas, and Jacob Fatu rise to a higher level than they had been.
Jey was sent to Raw last year after leaving the group while Jimmy was kicked out of the group earlier this year by Sikoa. Reigns returned to WWE programming at SummerSlam and has started to feud with the new version of the group.
While speaking with SI.com, Jey talked about the storyline, noting, “We’re here to keep the bloodline and the lineage strong. I’m very proud of it. This is our family’s life. It’s not a story. It’s our reality.”
Jey also praised his brother, Jimmy, by stating, “And people are going to love Jimmy. He’s the funniest guy I know, so much funnier than me. You’ve seen glimpses of what he can do on his own. Wait until you see his greatness. He’s up next.”
There’s still no word yet on when Jimmy will return to television.
