Jey Uso

Stats

• Height: 6’2”
• Weight: 228 pounds
• From: San Francisco, CA

Signature Moves

Super Kick 1

Standing front or catch

Samoan Hip Attack

Corner opponent seated

Finishers

Diving Body Press 1

Dive vs. grounded opponent (pin combo)

Samoan Drop 3

Standing front or Irish whip rebound

Snap Suplex (alternate)

Standing front

Attributes

• Strike Power: 70
• Grapple Power: 70
• Submission: 70
• Strike Defense: 75
• Grapple Defense: 75
• Speed: 80
• Jump: 85
• Agility: 90
• Adrenaline: 75
• Recovery: 75
• Toughness: 70
• Durability: 70
• Charisma: 75
• Tag Team: 100
• Overall: 81

Abilities

• Outside Dives
• Springboard Dives
• Leverage Pin

WWE Bio

Few Superstars have arrived in WWE with more of a pedigree than Jey Uso. Along with his brother Jimmy, Jey is a member of he legendary Samoan Anoa’i family, which includes such luminaries as his father Rikishi, his great uncles The Wild Samoans and even The People’s Champion, The Rock. The Usos begin each match by approaching to the ring performing the Siva Tau, a traditional Samoan war dance meant to strike fear in their opponents. While embracing that aspect of their heritage, Jimmy and Jey have been determined to show the WWE Universe that they are fully integrated into American culture from the onset. A more modern representation of their family, the pair instantly dismissed stereotypes of savagery commonly associated with Samoan grapplers. Jey and his brother debuted alongside Tamina, daughter of WWE Hall of Famer “Superfly” Jimmy Snuka in May 2010, attacking The Hart Dynasty—another family with strong sports-entertainment lineage—and staked their claim on behalf of their lineage. The Usos are the next generation of Samoans, not performing barefoot in beads like his island-born WWE Hall of Famer great uncles, but rather in more traditional in-ring trunks and boots. Jey’s style represents the seamless blend of Samoan tradition and American innovation. Ironically, his competitive nature and pursuit of success is emblematic of his ancestors’ most renowned qualities.

Breakdown

The tag team of Jimmy and Jey Uso are kicking off their WWE careers with quite the pedigree at their back. They are a high-flying duo with 100 ratings in Tag Team which will give them a boost when double-teaming on grapples and strikes with their brother. They rate in the 70s in most areas but pop up into the 80-90 range when it comes to their aerial assault. Use their Springboard Dives and Outside Dives to keep opponents on their toes. Pick them up and whip them into the team corner and go to work on them as a team.

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