Cam’ron isn’t backing down after his physical altercation with Jey Uso — and he’s now hinting that their situation might not be finished once WrestleMania 42 weekend begins.
Speaking on It Is What It Is, Cam’ron said he walked away from the incident with only minor effects and made it clear he plans to be in Las Vegas during WrestleMania week.
“Little headache, it’s all good. I bounced back quick, I’m resilient. I see a few people from The Bloodline that’s upset. Listen, man, don’t be mad at the facts, be mad at the resumé. Like I said, I’ll see y’all this week at WrestleMania, I’m pulling up, I’ll be there.”
Cam’ron also addressed Uso’s earlier comments about seeing him riding around on a mobility device, clarifying that the scooter is something he uses by choice — not because of any injury.
“Listen, first of all he’s talking about my scooter. I’m in a casino all day. The casino’s big. I like to ride around all day on the scooter. If I wanna ride around on the scooter that ain’t got nothing to do with him. He just seen me on the scooter and assumed something was wrong. As you can see Jey I was up and ready. That ain’t got st to do with st.”
From there, Cam’ron shifted his focus directly onto Uso himself, suggesting the WWE star was using the fight to gain attention ahead of his big weekend and questioning his standing within The Bloodline.
“Now you want to use me for a publicity tour, when you got WrestleMania this weekend. I know I’m the biggest name that you’ve had a fight with in a long time. I’m probably the biggest name that you’ve ever had a fight with, because you’re not your father. You’re not The Rock. You’re the weakest in The Bloodline, Uce, and we’ll see what happens at WrestleMania. I can’t tell you what’s going to happen, but I will tell you that something is going to happen.”
He didn’t stop there, adding another message that hinted strongly he expects to cross paths with Uso before leaving Nevada.
“I seen him on his little press run. When you’re the big fish that’s gonna happen. They gotta talk about Killa but it’s all good I’m going to give your ass something to talk about. Can’t wait, because I know he won’t leave Nevada, he won’t leave the state without talking to or seeing me.”
The comments come after the original altercation broke out during the Come And Talk 2 Me podcast recording, where tensions escalated and Uso lunged at Cam’ron before staff intervened and cut the feed.
Now with both men continuing to trade shots publicly — and Cam’ron openly stating he’ll be at WrestleMania weekend — the situation appears far from settled as the biggest WWE event of the year approaches.
Do you think Cam’ron and Jey Uso will cross paths again during WrestleMania weekend, or will this situation cool off before it goes any further? Let us know your thoughts in the comments.