Solo Sikoa: WWE's Unintentionally Hilarious Superstar

Solo Sikoa might genuinely be one of WWE’s most unintentionally hilarious superstars. Despite being presented as a serious, intimidating enforcer, Solo has developed a hilarious habit of creating comedy gold without even trying. From his old viral dance and hilarious microphone botches to copying Oba Femi’s signature walk and mocking Gunther, Solo somehow turns even the most serious moments into something fans can’t stop laughing at. The Rock once even told the crowd that Solo was going to sing the national anthem because he supposedly had a “good voice,” completely breaking Solo’s intimidating heel character. And that was only the beginning. Solo has interrupted Jacob Fatu with the now-famous “Yarrami,” copied Jacob’s dance, interrupted Jey Uso with a warning shot, interacted with the crowd, and even mocked Randy Orton mid-match. He has also managed to make his opponents break character, with Sami Zayn struggling to keep a straight face. From mocking LA Knight to doing Jey Uso’s “Run It Back” and literally yeeting in the middle of a match, Solo has repeatedly shown that his comedic timing is almost effortless. Then there’s Solo mocking Penta, casually playing with a skeleton hand during his entrance, and most recently shouting out Roman Reigns while facing Jey Uso on RAW. The funniest part is that Solo doesn’t even need to intentionally be funny—his facial expressions, deadpan reactions, mannerisms, and completely unexpected actions somehow create comedy wherever he goes. For someone whose character is supposed to be cold, dangerous and intimidating, Solo Sikoa has unintentionally become one of WWE’s biggest sources of comedy gold. He may be the Enforcer of The Bloodline, but sometimes it feels like Solo is secretly WWE’s funniest superstar.