Rikishi's sons

Solofa Fatu Jr., popularly known by his in-ring name Rikishi, is an American professional wrestler, actor, and Hall of Famer. He belongs to the renowned Anoaʻi family of Samoan wrestlers. Anoa’i family members have been a part of professional wrestling since the mid-20th century. Rikishi has been one of the most successful wrestlers in the family and has held multiple championships in the mid-card and tag team divisions, which include the WWF Intercontinental Championship, the World Tag Team Championship, and the WWE Tag Team Championship.

Rikishi was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame in 2015. Besides his career success, Solofa Fatu Jr. also trained his sons to carry the legacy of their family. Rikishi married Talisua Fuavai-Fatu in 1985 and has eight children, seven sons and one daughter with her, as of March 2025. Almost every child of Rikishi is in the wrestling industry except his only daughter, Thavana Monalisa, who chose a career in modeling.

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Rikishi's sons

Rikishi has seven sons: Jonathan Solofa Fatu (Jimmy Uso), Joshua Samuel Fatu (Jey Uso), Jeremiah Peniata Fatu, Thamiko Fatu, and Joseph Yokozuna Fatu (Solo SIkoa).

Jonathan Solofa Fatu & Joshua Samuel Fatu (The Usos)

Jonathan and Joshua were born on August 22, 1985, in San Francisco, California, with Jonathan being the older twin by 9 minutes. Jonathan and Joshua are popularly known by their WWE in-ring name, Jimmy Uso & Jey Uso. The Usos were trained by their father, Rikishi, and made their pro wrestling debut in 2008 at the NWA Prime Time event. They debuted in Florida Championship Wrestling in January 2010. Jimmy and Jey made their main roster debut in May 2010 with their cousin, Tamina, as a heel by attacking the Unified Tag Team Champions, The Hart Dynasty, and made a statement that they came here to fetch respect for their family. The Usos then tried to capture the Tag Team Championships on multiple occasions but failed.

In 2013, The Usos had face paint similar to that of their deceased uncle Umaga to highlight their Samoan culture. Jey and Jimmy changed their path to winning matches in 2014 and demanded a shot for the WWE Tag Team Titles. They defeated The New Age Outlaws in a rematch on the March 3 episode of RAW and captured the title. They held the belt for 202 days.

The Usos inducted their father, Rikishi, into the Hall of Fame in 2015. They have won the WWE RAW Tag Team Championship thrice and the WWE SmackDown Championship five times as of March 2025. They hold the record for the longest tag team championship reign in WWE history at 622 days. Jey and Jimmy held both the tag titles of RAW and SmackDown simultaneously. The Usos main evented on Night One of WrestleMania 39, which marked the first time a Tag Team Championship was defended in the main event of 'Mania.

The brothers parted ways in 2023 when Jey Uso left The Bloodline and moved to RAW. Following a solo run, Jey reunited with his brother and Roman Reigns in October 2024 to take on the new Bloodline.

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Jeremiah Peniata Fatu

Joseph Yokozuna Fatu (Solo Sikoa)

The youngest son of Rikishi, Joseph Yokozuna Fatu, was born on March 18, 1993, in Sacramento, California. He is an American professional wrestler who is signed to WWE and performs on SmackDown as of March 2025. His father, Rikishi, trained him. Joseph Fatu made his in-ring debut in 2018 under the ring name Sefa Fatu at Future Stars of Wrestling (FSW). He held the FSW Nevada State Championship for 149 days. Sefa Fatu then moved to the Arizona Wrestling Federation (AWF) in 2019 and won the AWF World Heavyweight Championship, which he held for 418 days and lost in January 2020.

Fatu then signed a contract with WWE in August 2021 and debuted in NXT under the name Solo Sikoa, interrupting a segment between LA Knight and Grayson Waller and attacking Waller. Solo appeared at Clash at the Castle Premium Live Event in 2022 to help his cousin Roman Reigns retain the Undisputed WWE Universal Championship. Solo joined The Bloodline the following week on SmackDown, becoming a heel in the process. After his main roster debut, Solo returned to NXT and won the North American Championship but was forced to relinquish the title. He then became the enforcer of The Bloodline.

Following WrestleMania 40, he overthrew Roman Reigns to become the Tribal Chief and leader of The Bloodline and recruited new members Tama Tonga, Tonga Loa, and Jacob Fatu.

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