The term "YEET" doesn't originate from the WWE canon. YEET is best described as a piece of Gen-Z slang first popularized during Vine culture's 2015-16 era. Vines like "This B**** Empty" and ...

Royal Rumble winner Jey Uso takes on Gunther for the WWE world heavyweight championship at WrestleMania 41 in Las Vegas.

Whether you are team 'Yeet' or 'No Yeet', Jey Uso simply was not going to be denied his moment at WrestleMania 41. Jey Uso is World Heavyweight Champion / WWE.com Jey Uso woke up Sunday morning ...

He celebrated the moment with the fans who backed him for months, dancing to his entrance music and shouting "yeet" with him during his promos. "Welcome to the yeet era," Uso told reporters at the ...

She then delivered her own "Yeet," which Uso has made into a staple of his character's work. The fan was ecstatic when Ripley did this. Ripley has become one of the most popular WWE wrestlers in ...

Lately, he’s also brought a new catchphrase into his lexicon: “Yeet.” Unfortunately for viewers and fans alike who’ve become big fans of that phrase, it looks like the fun might be over.

Yeeted him!" For those unaware, "yeet" became part of the general lexicon in 2014, originally as a dance on the now-defunct social media platform Vine. Throughout the years, the meaning of "yeet ...

Make no mistake about it, this was not the standard Yeet Man, as he stoically made his way through the crowd rather than making his usual explosive entrance. Once Jey got to the ring, he started ...