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Rikishi On If Roman Reigns Is In The Right Spot, The Uso’s WWE Tenure And The Samoan Dynasty
- Updated: August 19, 2016
Today John and Chad are joined by WWE Hall of Famer as well as former Intercontinental and Tag Team Champion the one and only Rikishi. No stranger to wrestling fans, Rikishi’s unique attributes helped propel him to become one of the most identifiable characters of the WWE’s Attitude Era. With his dance moves, trademark blonde hair, sunglasses and “stink face” Rikishi along with his partners Too Cool became one of the most popular groups at that point in pro wrestling and allowed the big man to take his long tenured career to new heights. The show also dig deep into Rikishi’s family lineage and breaks down the Samoan Dynasty as we hear how Rikishi got into the wrestling business and how the Samoan Dynasty still lives on today through his sons Jimmy & Jey Uso. If you are in the Washington DC Metro Area please come out to the Pfitzner Stadium in Woodbridge, VA for a meet and greet tonight (8/19) with Rikishi. Visit PotomacNationals.com for more info. The full episode is available for download at this link.
Throwing out the first pitch tonight in Woodbridge, VA for the Washington Nationals Class A affiliate Potomac Nationals:
“Well I’m really excited for this opportunity. Besides going to watch Jimmy and Jey (Uso) play back in the day, this will actually be my first time going out there and actually checking out a stadium. But to be out there and up and close with the fans in that type of atmosphere it is always good. You get to listen to the stories and to be able to shake hands and say hello to people and take pictures. I am really looking forward to it. “
Being inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame in 2015:
“To this day, when I see the ring and you look at it I am still very humbled and honored and so forth to be able to start off my wrestling career in San Francisco, California and years later to be inducted in the same city where I was born and raised in. That type of feeling is not explainable. There are so many people you want to thank or that you forgot someone during that time but it really comes down …
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