Update On If Jey Uso Is In Trouble In WWE For Controversial Comments – Report

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Jey Uso sent out a tweet some time back, where the star implied that his family was the only ones in WWE that could draw a crowd, and no one else could do so. This came around the time that Andrade had spoken about how only the Anoa’i family was pushed more than anyone else. He was speaking about how Hispanic stars like Santos Escobar were not given chances in the company. He mentioned that Samoan wrestlers often got chances, though many of them didn’t deserve it.

“Maybe this is going to sound bad… you talk about the Samoans, but a lot of them—the majority, not all of them, right? Roman Reigns, of course, he made it. He did it. But there are several of them who haven’t, and they give them opportunities and give them opportunities, and they’re still there, they’re still there, they’re still there. I’m like, ‘They’ve already been doing it for 20 years.’ You can’t force it, gentlemen. You can’t force it. I’m like, ‘This guy has already been doing this sh*t for 20 years and he still hasn’t gotten it.’ I’m like, ‘We didn’t get that opportunity,'” Andrade said.

Following this, Jey Uso sent a message talking about how they drew.

“We draw. That’s the difference between us and them. Stop b**ching and do sum sh**.”

Many fans saw this as him taking a shot at Hispanic stars. Throughout the tour of South America, Uso was heavily booed by fans, who have turned on him completely.

Now, in a report, Fightful Select has said that those backstage in WWE didn’t care about it at all. Most people don’t care about such things backstage, and no one thought he was talking about Hispanic wrestlers, and it was more a shot fired at everyone that was not his own family.