WWE seemingly prevails over the legal trademark issues involving Jey Uso’s “Yeet” catchphrase

Jey Uso got his iconic catchphrase back after WWE banned the word due to trademark issues.

WWE seemingly prevails over the legal trademark issues involving Jey Uso’s “Yeet” catchphrase

Jey Uso (via X)

The Main Event Jey Uso has been highly popular among fans for the past few months. He has established a unique identity among other superstars. One prominent reason is his iconic catchphrase, “Yeet!” which he was using for quite some time before WWE banned the word due to trademark issues.

Jey Uso was spotted wearing the “Yeet!” shirt at a recent house show, suggesting the catchphrase’s return. He shared a story on Instagram wearing the shirt, hinting at its revival with an intriguing message for fans.

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Jey Uso on his Instagram

It all started after Jey Uso’s infamous drunken interview at the post-show press conference of Fastlane this year. Later on, Uso started using the word as his catchphrase on Monday Night Raw. It is going to be engrossing to see the former member of the Bloodline once again using this iconic word in his WWE promos.

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Moreover, WWE also launched “Yeet”-inspired merchandise for Jey Uso. Although they went out of stock moments after being released, Now it looks like the merchandise will be back on sale. Fans have been highly celebrating the return of “Yeet,” as it quickly became one of the favorite catchphrases of the WWE Universe.

Jey Uso heavily praised Solo Sikoa as he said he would go far in this business

Jey Uso has been out of the Bloodline business for a couple of months. He is at loggerheads with his brother Jimmy Uso and Solo Sikoa due to their allegiance to Roman Reigns. However, in an interview, Jey heavily praised Solo, even stating that he might become the next Tribal Chief of their family.

Jey Uso and Solo Sikoa
Jey Uso and Solo Sikoa (via WrestleTalk)

In an interview with the Daily Mail, Jey Uso said that he feels Sikoa will go far in this business and, in essence, become highly successful. Moreover, he went on to say that if something clicks Solo, he will do it.

I’d like to keep it in the family. I think Solo could be the next Tribal Chief, but he’s got a little growing to do. - Solo is a top performer. He’s like a sponge. He gets it. All you got to do is tell him one time, [and] it clicks with him. He’s going to go real far in the business. Like I said, he’s got a little growing to do, though
Jey Uso on Solo Sikoa

Jey and Solo have worked together in the past during their Bloodline days. However, they have been on different brands ever since Jey decided to go on Raw. Solo is achieving great success in WWE, as he recently defeated John Cena at Crown Jewel this year. It is going to be interesting to see the future of the Enforcer in WWE.

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