WWE loves merchandising any hot phrase, but they had to pump the brakes big time on "YEET." Jey Uso can't even utter that word on WWE The Bump now, and you can forget about merchandising.

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Then Reigns leaned into the mic and said “Yeet”, and he delivered a perfect expression to go with it. The crowd lost their minds and Jimmy started celebrating behind him. You can also see Jey ...

You can redeem Yeet A Friend codes to not only claim special pets but also boosts and resources. Instead of spending Robux to purchase and use Power boosts, Energy, pets, and Spins, you can simply ...

Jey Uso has captured the hearts of WWE fans and became very popular with his 'YEET!' catchphrase. Let's get to learn more ...

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"HBD @RHEARIPLEY_WWE. YEET," Jey Uso wrote on an Instagram story and Rhea reacted to this by reposting the story and adding a kiss emoji to which everyone has hopped it could mean something else ...

On Twitter, WWE named this move the YEET Elbow, in clear reference to The Rock’s People’s Elbow. It is unknown if he will bring this move to television in the near future. The YEET Elbow!

You didn’t ask. You needed help. Yo, we need help.” The Yeet chants started to fill the ring, and Jimmy said, “I know one person, one person that we can get some help from Uce.” ...

Jey Uso and LA Knight came face-to-face in the ring on Friday Night SmackDown just one night ahead of WWE Money in the Bank and were cut off by Carmelo Hayes, Drew McIntyre, Andrade and The Alpha ...

Jey Uso‘s “Yeet” movement in WWE spans back a few years now. However, it was nearly derailed. In 2021, after WWE learned that independent wrestler Kassey Huffman previously filed a trademark ...