On the latest episode of the “Rosenberg Wrestling” podcast, Jey Uso had plenty of commendation for the efforts of his siblings, Jimmy Uso and Solo Sikoa.
Highlighted statements from the podcast are summarized below:
Pertaining to Jimmy’s aptitude: “Jimmy’s versatility never ceases to amaze me…I have learned the essentials of wrestling from him. From the time I started at FCW in Tampa, he has consistently been a trendsetter. I’ve had a habit of following suit. His insight into wrestling is tremendously helpful, especially when coordinating match strategies.
“For instance, while strategizing, we often get stuck, like on chapter nine of a ten-chapter match. To conclude the sequence, Jimmy steps up every time with a solution when everyone else is pondering. Even today, I seek advice from him. The man has a knack for in-ring performance, he’s potent with promos, and his humor is unparalleled. He’s better at improvising than me.”
Regarding Sikoa’s progress in WWE: “Solo is also someone I admire greatly. He has been the binding force among us. His journey to WWE was not an easy one. If you learned about Solo’s journey to NXT, you’d realize he paid his dues and his diligence is starting to yield results. He absorbed knowledge from everyone around him— from Paul Heyman to Roman Reigns and us; even Sami Zayn. He has managed to carve out a distinctive identity for himself.”
Discussing Sikoa’s persona as the Tribal Chief: “When Solo adopted the ‘Tribal Chief’ persona, I used to tell him that his version is distinctly different from Roman’s. He looks more like Suge Knight. He revamped the look of the Tribal Chief with his chain and suit. Once he started speaking, he dominated the microphone.”
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