Nick Aldis could replace Jimmy Uso with Rey Fenix in the title picture tonight on SmackDown. The former AEW star was recently released from All Elite Wrestling and was quickly signed by WWE.

What happened to Jimmy Uso? Explore the real story behind the pro wrestler's injury, how it happened, and the latest update ...

Solo Sikoa defeated Jimmy Uso and Rey Fenix in a triple threat to qualify for Money in the Bank during "WWE SmackDown." ...

This week’s SmackDown kicked off with an exciting six-man tag team match featuring The Bloodline (Solo Sikoa, Tama Tonga, and Jacob Fatu) against Jimmy Uso, LA Knight, and Braun Strowman.

During the interview, Jimmy Uso reflected on the time when he competed in a Triple Threat ladder match for the SmackDown Tag Team Championships. The match was initially a Three-way tornado tag ...

delivering numerous attacks at the behest of Reigns and becoming "Main Event" Jey Uso thanks to numerous main event showdowns on SmackDown. Then, when his brother Jimmy returned from injury ...

Jacob Fatu sent a message to Jimmy Uso after the latter announced the 227th overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft. Fatu and Jimmy ... Fatu appeared on this week's WWE SmackDown with Solo Sikoa.

Uso confronted Paul, and claimed that his feud with GUNTHER — one that left his twin, Jimmy Uso, bloody and bruised — set a fire off within him. Uso beckoned Paul to come get his title ...

Friday night on WWE SmackDown, Rey Fenix lost a Money in the Bank qualifier match against Solo Sikoa and Jimmy Uso. But the match left him wanting a singles match with one of these men.

making Gunther tap out to Uso's own sleeper. Of course, Gunther put Jimmy Uso to sleep several weeks ago as part of the Austrian's brutal assault that left Big Jim a bloody mess, as Jey was tied ...