When WWE 2K25 was announced in late January and subsequently began its rollout of roster reveals, game modes and new features, there was one thing that stuck out, like a sore thumb. The entrance for Jey Uso, the winner of the 2025 Men's Royal Rumble, was reusing a year-plus-old animation.
The real-life entrance for Uso, which the game is supposed to be off of, involves him entering through the crowd, dapping up young children and doing his signature "Yeet" arm motion.
It's an entrance he's been doing for just about an entire year, but it wasn't set to be part of the flagship WWE game. That is, until fan backlash came around. Now, via IGN, 2K has unveiled an updated and more accurate Jey Uso entrance.
It's unclear why exactly Uso's entrance wasn't that in the first place, but at least it's been updated. Unfortunately, it looks like the crowd hasn't received that same love, as it appears they're bowing and not waving their arms. Even more unfortunate is the fact that Uso isn't the only one stuck with an outdated or inaccurate entrance.
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