Jey Uso has been missing Friday Night SmackDown for quite sometime now and it has raised questions among the fans for his absence.
During Wrestling Observer Radio, Bryan Alvarez said Jey and Jimmy could have switched their spots in Roman Reigns’ storyline. It has been done as they are done with Jey as of now and there are plans for Jimmy as he was on a hiatus for a long duration. It is believed he has a lot more to offer.
He said:
“They went as far as they could with Jey Uso, but they have to do the same show every week so now they’re doing it with his twin.”
The former WWE tag-team, The Bollywood Boyz(Gurvinder and Harvinder Sihra) recently opened up on their desire to work with The Usos(Jimmy and Jey Uso). They spoke with Riju Dasgupta of Sportskeeda about their wish which unfortunately was not fulfilled as they were released.
They gained popularity with their names, Sunil Singh and Samir Singh, respectively. They featured in WWE programmig as Jinder Mahal’s sidekicks during his 2017 WWE title run. Batista ‘Real Fight’ With Controversial WWE Star Leaks
The Bollywood Boyz wanted to face The Usos in WWE
The Bollywood Boyz were questioned about wrestlers they would have liked to work with in the company. Here’s what they had to say in response:
Gurvinder: “And Riju, you were asking who would we like to work with inside WWE at the time. I mean Usos for sure. You know, I always dreamt of working with Usos, and how can you not? Best tag team going right now would say, in the WWE still, all these years later.”
Harvinder: “Just to throw a little history, like, Usos were very good to us, when we got called up on the main roster. When we were on the International tours, live events, you know, just always would talk to us and just help us along. So I think, that, kind of would have been great to be able to lock up with them, knowing when we first got called up they were just great guys to us.”
The Usos are currently featured on Friday Night SmackDown and have recently joined forces with WWE Universal Champion Roman Reigns.
