The Usos put out a short, but pointed post on X today. They named nobody, and what prompted them has not been established.
“We draw. That’s the difference between us and them. Stop bi**hing and do sum shi,” Jimmy and Jey Uso wrote from their joint account.
A follow-up widened it rather than narrowing it. “Thats to all yall mfs,” they added.
We draw.
That’s the difference between us and them.
Stop bitching and do sum shi
— The Usos (@WWEUsos) September 3, 2026
Thats to all yall mfs.
🩸— The Usos (@WWEUsos) September 3, 2026
The second post is the part worth pausing on. If the first read as a reply to one person, the second is an explicit statement that it was not aimed at one person. Neither post carries a name, a quote, a screenshot or a reply, which is the whole reason it has travelled.
What has filled the gap is the timing. Earlier in the week Andrade El Idolo argued that WWE keeps handing opportunities to Samoan wrestlers who in his view have not earned them, while Mexican wrestlers are not given the same runway. He drew a specific exception for Roman Reigns, saying the OTC earned his position, and pointed instead to talent further down the card. He named Santos Escobar, Angel Garza and Berto as performers he believes had the ability but never got a sustained push, and said the same of his own two runs with the company.
Because the Usos are Reigns’ cousins and the most prominent Samoan act in WWE outside him, a lot of readers have joined those two things together. That connection is an inference. There is no confirmation from either brother that Andrade is who they had in mind, and nothing in either post points at him. No outlet reporting the posts has been able to confirm the link either.
There is plenty else it could be. The Usos have spent this year fielding the standard argument about whether their position was earned or inherited, and “we draw” is a response to that argument in general terms, not to any single critic. It could equally be aimed at nobody in particular, which is what the second post says outright.
The Andrade comments themselves were more measured than the summaries of them. In the same conversation he said WWE always treated him well, and separately praised AEW for being a company under ten years old that takes wrestlers from everywhere and gives them a chance. His framing was that WWE pushes whoever it decides to push, and that the decision has not gone the way of Mexican wrestlers on the roster.
It is also an argument he has been making for five years rather than a new one. In April 2021, weeks after his first WWE release, Andrade posted that there was no Mexican wrestler on the WrestleMania 37 card and followed it with a photo of the Mexican talent on the roster who were not booked. Around the same period he responded to a report that WWE was looking to sign more talent from Mexico by saying it would mean more talent sitting in the locker room. What changed this week is that he put Samoan wrestlers on the other side of the comparison.
Andrade wrestled two spells in WWE, from 2015 to 2021 and again from January 2024, holding the United States Championship and the NXT Championship. After his second exit he worked in Mexico for The Crash while a non-compete ran, and he has been in AEW since. He won the Casino Gauntlet at All In: London on Sunday to earn a future AEW World Championship match.
Jimmy and Jey Uso are former Undisputed WWE Tag Team Champions and remain on the WWE roster. They’re currently in a feud with OTM and Royce Keys.
