Jimmy Uso, a key figure in WWE’s esteemed Samoan wrestling heritage, also takes pride in representing his hometown, San Francisco, California. This connection might lead to a new licensing partnership between WWE and San Francisco’s Major League Baseball team, the Giants. According to a report from Fightful Select’s WrestleBoats Radio, WWE is in discussions with the Giants for a promotional deal that could feature Jimmy Uso and Goods, possibly incorporating Jimmy’s ring gear into the collaboration.
Although no official agreement has been reached yet, especially since WWE recently held a major event for Survivor Series at Petco Park, the stadium of the Giants’ local rivals, the San Diego Padres, talks between WWE and the Giants continue. WWE’s last visit to San Francisco was a live event at the Chase Center in September 2023, which also hosted WWE Raw two years prior. During these events, Jimmy and Jey Uso were featured in prominent matches, including a non-title bout against Big E and Drew McIntyre, as well as teaming with notable stars at Survivor Series 2025. However, the timing of WWE’s next event in San Francisco or San Diego remains uncertain.
Fan Take: This potential crossover amplifies WWE’s influence beyond wrestling by blending sports and entertainment, offering fresh promotional opportunities. For WWE fans, it signals exciting new ways their favorite superstars like Jimmy Uso could connect with broader audiences and local communities, enriching the sport’s cultural relevance.
