WWE stars The Usos did not take too kindly to Andrade’s comments but they just proved he was right.
During a recent interview, former WWE star Andrade made some stunning allegations on his former workplace. He talked about how Mexicans like himself and Santos Escobar were not given the chances they deserved and added that he joined the company to be a part of the main roster on RAW and SmackDown and not go to AAA.
Andrade then took things one step further and talked about how the company prefers to give the Samoans a chance. He talks highly of stars like Roman Reigns and The Rock, but mentions ‘others’ in the family who have had the chance to develop their craft for 20 years but have failed.
Jey Uso Crashes Out After Andrade’s WWE Remarks And It’s Shameful
It seems that The Usos did not take too kindly to the comments and responded to them on their X/Twitter account. They did not name names but it was very clear that they were talking about Andrade and the AEW star’s comments on his second WWE run.
“We draw. That’s the difference between us and them. Stop bitching and do sum shi.”
It’s ironical that two brothers who have for the past six years have more or less spent their days in the shadows of their much more successful cousin in Roman Reigns are talking about drawing. They were primarily always exclusive to the tag team and while they were talented and great at tag team wrestling, they were nothing more than midcarders.
Even as the World Heavyweight Champion, Jey Uso was always heavily criticised for his in-ring abilities and how many times he botched all over the place. It’s quite funny to see them talk about being an attraction when all people remember is the Bloodline story that was primarily driven by Roman Reigns and Paul Heyman.
The Usos have been so clueless without Reigns that WWE had to figure out a way to get the Bloodline back together and continue the entire stable yet again.
Them crashing out is the most expected thing as it clearly shows who Andrade’s statements were for and who those words hurt the most.
It seems that to an extent Andrade is right about how many chances Jey has gotten in his career and an almost unjustifiable push to the top of the main roster, winning the World Title twice and staying at the top.
Even a few weeks ago he won against a very popular and highly over Solo Sikoa, showing that Triple H has banked a lot on him and his questionable in-ring skills, instead of giving chances to a lot of other people.
