WWE’s Jimmy Uso arrested for DUI in Florida just days after John Cena rapped about his mugshot on Raw Reunion

WWE superstar Jimmy Uso was reportedly arrested for allegedly drink driving this morning in Florida.

It comes just five months after the 33-year-old, who forms the legendary tag-team The Usos with twin brother Jey, was banged up for disorderly conduct after getting out of the car, taking off his shirt and allegedly “squaring up” to the officers.

Now the wrestler, real name Jonathan Fatu and son of Attitude Era icon Rikishi, is in hot water again after refusing to take a breathalyser test.

TMZ Sports broke the news, claiming: “Uso was speeding when an officer got behind him and noticed he was driving erratically and ‘swerving left and right’.

“We’re told when the cop pulled the wrestler over, he reeked of alcohol and when the officer tried to administer DUI tests on Uso, he refused.

“Uso was then arrested on a DUI charge and we’re told he was also hit with a speeding citation.”

The report says the alleged incident took place in Pensacola, Florida with Uso being booked into the station at 3.04am local time.

Coincidentally, the multiple-time tag-team champion’s previous arrest was mentioned on WWE television by none other than John Cena on Monday.

The Usos hit the ring after the Leader of the Cenation kicked off the special ‘Raw Reunion’ show, demanding a rap from the 16-time world title winner.

And Cena, now a Hollywood mega-star, wasted no time in making fun of the arrest in February and compared the brothers to their mugshots.

Jimmy Uso agreed a plea deal with cops over the incident earlier this year.

He was travelling with his wife and fellow Raw performer Naomi when officers stopped them after spotting Naomi driving the wrong way down a one-way street on February 13 in downtown Detroit at 10.22pm.

Body cam footage, which can be viewed below, was released last week of his interaction with the arresting officers.

Uso was charged with disorderly conduct after getting out of the car, taking off his shirt and allegedly “squaring up” to the officers.

His attorney, John Freeman, later revealed the star pleaded “no-contest to interfering with a government employee in exchange for paying a $450 fine”.