WWE Hall of Famer sends fans into frenzy after making crazy demand for “big b**ty ladies” ahead of WrestleMania

With WrestleMania weekend fast approaching, excitement is at an all-time high for The Grandest Stage of Them All. Fans, WWE superstars, and legends alike are buzzing with anticipation. Amid the hype, WWE Hall of Famer Rikishi has boldly demanded what he wants for his potential appearance at the spectacle in Las Vegas.

Taking to Instagram, Rikishi shared a playful story, humorously demanding “big b**ty ladies” who can dance, specifically requesting their availability during WrestleMania weekend in Las Vegas. Longtime fans will remember that dancing women were once an iconic part of Rikishi’s entrance and overall gimmick during his WWE run.

This playful post has sparked speculation that the Hall of Famer might be preparing for a surprise appearance at The Show of Shows. With his son, Jey Uso, set to challenge Gunther for the World Heavyweight Championship, the chances of the former Intercontinental Champion being at WrestleMania seem quite high.

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— crashout shaé uso™ (@oohsospooky) March 31, 2025

Moreover, it has been over 52 months since Rikishi’s last WWE TV appearance, which came at Survivor Series 2020 during The Undertaker’s retirement ceremony. While the WWE legend has teased several returns in the past, none have materialized. Thus, only time will tell if the real-life Bloodline member will make an appearance at the show.

Potential spoiler on Jey Uso vs. Gunther’s match for the World Heavyweight Championship at WrestleMania

Jey Uso is set for one of the biggest matches of his WWE career. Despite being with the company for over 14 years, he has never competed for a singles title at WrestleMania. However, standing in his way is the dominant Gunther, who rarely suffers defeat. This has left fans eagerly speculating about the outcome of this high-stakes battle.

Recently, WrestleVotes shared their prediction for the WrestleMania showdown between Gunther and Jey Uso. Initially, they were confident that The Ring General would emerge victorious. However, after WWE aired a brutal segment where Jimmy Uso was left bloodied by the Austrian powerhouse, it now seems unlikely that Jey would suffer a loss following such a dramatic buildup.

Since The Yeet Man won the Royal Rumble, fans have been speculating about WWE’s direction with this decision. Gunther is widely seen as a cornerstone of WWE’s future, and a loss at WrestleMania—especially to Jey Uso—could significantly damage his credibility, potentially in a way that’s difficult to recover from.

Rikishi to make his WWE return on Raw next week ahead of Gunther vs. Jey Uso?

Triple H has been building an interesting road to WrestleMania 41, but one of his most controversial moves has been booking Jey Uso and Gunther in the World Heavyweight Championship match. This decision has drawn quite a bit of criticism from fans. However, things have taken an intriguing turn recently, and next week, The Game might just add another exciting twist ahead of this major title match.

The WWE CCO could bring back Rikishi on Raw. This week, Gunther assaulted and bloodied Jimmy Uso while trapping Jey in the ring. Next week, The Ring General could showcase how he broke Jimmy Uso’s spirit, promising to do the same to Jey Uso at WrestleMania. But that’s when Rikishi might make his return to confront Gunther.

He could step up for his sons while expressing his anger toward the World Heavyweight Champion. Such an angle could add some significant depth to the already heated feud for the World Heavyweight Championship ahead of WrestleMania. That said, it will be interesting to see how Triple H plans the next chapter of this deeply personal rivalry between Jey Uso and Gunther from here on the road to Mania.

Related: Jey Uso called out for looking tired in matches; advised to cut down on red-hot ‘YEET’ gesture by WWE HOF’er

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