Jimmy Uso and Jey Uso speak with Solo Sikoa and Talla Tonga during SmackDown at BOK Center on May 1, 2026 in Tulsa, Oklahoma. (Photo by Meg Oliphant/WWE via Getty Images)
Jimmy Uso’s net worth is estimated to be between $2 million and $4 million, according to Celebrity Net Worth. Solo Sikoa (real name Joseph Yokozuna Fatu) has an estimated net worth of around $3 million, according to Celebrity Net Worth. Financial category Jey Uso Jimmy Uso Solo Sikoa Estimated net worth in 2026 $4M–$5M $2M–$4M $3M Main income source WWE salary, merchandise, bonuses WWE salary, merchandise, bonuses WWE salary, merchandise, bonuses Career position Singles star and former tag champion Tag-team star and former champion Rising singles star Major WWE association The Usos The Usos The Bloodline The singles run Jey put out later made a world of difference in their earning trajectories. Earnings factor Jey Uso Jimmy Uso WWE career Since 2010 Since 2010 Major tag-team identity The Usos The Usos Key earning areas Salary, merchandise, bonuses Salary, merchandise, bonuses Singles profile Major singles push Primarily established through tag team Commercial value Strong merchandise demand Long-term WWE fan base One of the most important developments in Jey Uso’s financial trajectory has been his move from tag-team specialist to singles contender.
His “YEET” catchphrase became heavily associated with his character and gained huge fan interest, and his main-event placement exposed him outside the tag-team division. Fans loved his individual character, entrance presentation and “YEET” branding and his popularity soared. One of the most recognized wrestling families in WWE, Jey Uso, Jimmy Uso and Solo Sikoa have careers defined by championship success, major storylines and the lasting legacy of the Anoa’i dynasty. After years as one half of The Usos, Jey Uso has become a major singles attraction while Jimmy Uso remains synonymous with the decorated tag team. Meanwhile, Solo Sikoa has carved out his own identity through The Bloodline and other high-profile WWE storylines. He’s become richer financially since his singles career took off after the long run of success as The Usos tag team. His popularity, merchandise demand and key WWE storylines have all become key parts of his overall earning power. His real name is Jonathan Solofa Fatu. Much of his financial foundation comes from his long career in the WWE with Jey, championship runs, merchandise royalties, appearances and other wrestling-related income. He’s much newer to the industry than his older cousins, but his quick rise through The Bloodline and later WWE storylines has made him a valuable performer.