On the Off The Top podcast, Rikishi highlighted that Jeff Cobb had already prepared himself for the WWE.“To me, Jeff Cobb has been ready a long time, and good for him because what he has learned ...

Rikishi also believes Fatu can play multiple roles in The Bloodline, stating that he might be an enforcer right now but could transition into something bigger with more experience in WWE.

Rikishi took to the podcast to impart some advice on the meteorically-rising Superstar. He advised Fatu to continue his work ethic and to keep in mind his heritage and humble beginnings, in order ...

Rikishi has many relatives in wrestling, including his twin sons The Usos. But Rikishi also has a twin brother himself, Sam Fatu, who teamed with Haku as part of The Islanders in WWE in the 1980s.

Rikishi just addressed a potential Bloodline-specific spoiler for WWE Payback. By Matthew Aguilar. August 11, 2023, 9:09pm. Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X; ...

Rikishi, who left the WWE in 2004 after 12 years with the company, responded to a tweet which suggested that he should return for the 1,000th WWE Raw show to give a stinkface to AW, ...

While the saga within The Bloodline gets ready to fully detonate, the father of Jimmy and Jey Uso, Hall of Famer Rikishi, is furious at Triple H and the WWE over one of his sons.

Rikishi initially joined the WWE in 1992 as part of the tag team the Headshrinkers. He would breifly appear as Fatu after becoming a singles wrestler. During his tenure with the WWE, ...

WWE Hall of Famer Rikishi was recently a guest on the WrestleSlam podcast. While discussing his run with WWE, the Hall of Famer opened up about his heel turn in 2000.

"Adapt or perish" may seem like just another slogan for the latest Triple H T-shirt, but for Rikishi, it was very much a reality when he returned to World Wrestling Entertainment in the fall of 1999.

Rikishi included a few family members on his all-time Top 5 list, but given he's from the most famous wrestling family ever, it makes sense. Skip to main content. Open menu Close menu.

In our exclusive clip, Rikishi (real name Solofa F. Fatu Jr.) recalls a time in Yoko’s heyday when Rodney Anoa’i was making far more money than he was as a member of The Headshrinkers.