Jimmy and Jey Uso were recently in conversation with Ariel Helwani of BT Sport, as they sat down for a candid interview ahead of the Money in the Bank 2023 pay-per-view event.
Helwani asked Jimmy about his legal issues (DUI) in the past, and whether he was ever concerned about those troubles affecting his career. Jimmy replied,
“No, I wasn’t. When we show up to work, we’re there. Everybody has their issues outside of work. Everybody is human and makes mistakes as they go through it. As long as you face the noise, that’s something we always did. Even if we get in trouble, aired out, we always stood right in front of our mess, right in front of our noise, pushed through it, learned from it, and then keep it moving. That’s always been our way.”
Jey added that it only fueled their motivation as performers. He said,
“Made em say, ‘Oh, this is why we keep them,’ every time we stepped out. Whatever happened, the next night we go out there and let them know, ‘no matter what happens, this is why we keep the Usos.’ Like my brother said, we face the noise. Always stand together. It’s real hard because everyone has something to say. You walk these shoes. You can’t. It takes special people to do what we do. Y’all sit back and enjoy the show like the rest of the people.”
At Money in the Bank 2023, The Usos emerged victorious over Solo Sikoa and Roman Reigns, with Jey getting the pin over the Undisputed Champion, the first such occurrence in almost four years.
