WWE releases footage of Jimmy Uso's scathing remark directed at Solo Sikoa and the new Bloodline; No Yeet University graduate at his hilarious best

OG Bloodline member Jimmy Uso has been doing some of the best work of his entire career since his return to WWE at Bad Blood 2024. The former tag team champion teamed up with Jey Uso, Sami Zayn, Roman Reigns, and CM Punk to defeat Solo Sikoa and his Bloodline at Survivor Series: WarGames.

While the match has made a plethora of headlines around the world, turning out to be a fatal attraction for the entire storyline, WWE has kept on releasing different interesting moments, keeping the anticipation alive.

Recently, WWE released the footage of the shark cages while the WarGames match was going on, for both the men and the women's matches. While there were some interesting moments to capture from the footage, there was an incident where Jimmy Uso took a shot at Solo Sikoa and his faction, calling them out for not knowing the rules of the WarGames match after Tonga Loa asked Tama Tonga to pin Jey Uso during the early moments of the match.

"You can't cover. You don't even know the rules. This is WarGames dude. Wargame," he was seen shouting at the opponent's cage. [1:03 - 1:12]

Check out the footage below:

Jimmy Uso and two members of The Bloodline were injured during WarGames

The punishing WarGames match at Survivor Series ended up injuring three massive names in the feud, taking all of them out of action for an indefinite period of time. While delivering a splash from the top rope, Jimmy Uso landed on his toe and eventually ended up suffering a broken toe.

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On the other hand, Tonga Loa left the match with a torn bicep, which Michael Cole announced during SmackDown this week. Making headlines around the world, Bronson Reed injured his foot while delivering a Tsunami from the top of the cage.

With all three men out of action, WWE has a lot of work to do in the Bloodline story with a new year on the horizon. Time will tell what the Stamford-based company has in store for the storyline.