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Sikoa and his group took the Tag Team Championships from The Wyatt Sicks and also stole Howdy’s lantern. On SmackDown, a singles match between the two faction leaders was announced for next week, with Sikoa boldly claiming that he isn’t willing to give the lantern back to Howdy by any means.

Rikishi thinks that WWE might’ve given up on The Wyatt Sicks

Rikishi made a bold claim about The Wyatt Sicks, stating that WWE might’ve given up on Uncle Howdy and his group. He praised Howdy for his in-ring skills, but thinks that the company dropped the ball on him.

Speaking on the Off The Top podcast, Rikishi said the following about Howdy and his group:

“Bo is a good, good wrestler. But for us as talent, we can only do so much in there, like we need all the pieces of the puzzle to be able to fit, like the writing team, the effects team. You know, the way the videographer has shot certain promo scenes and so forth. So at the end of the day, I feel that maybe the team has dropped the ball on him. I don’t know, maybe it was personal, or they just gave up on Bo’s team,”

The Wyatt Sicks were also excluded from the 2026 Men’s Royal Rumble Match. It remains to be seen what plans are in store for the group heading into WrestleMania 42.