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Roman Reigns reunites with former Bloodline member backstage at recent WWE show

Sport — 11/08/2024 · 0 Comment

Roman Reigns’ return at SummerSlam last weekend rocked the WWE Universe. He appeared at the end of the main event between Cody Rhodes and Solo Sikoa, attacking the latter to help The American Nightmare win the match.

While he returned alone, Reigns definitely had some company backstage. This includes someone who was expected to return alongside him at SummerSlam. Paul Heyman did not appear on-screen, but he was there.

WWE.com released a bunch of behind-the-scenes photos from The Biggest Event of the Summer, with a snap of Roman Reigns and his (former?) Wiseman one of them. The Big Uce is seen walking intensely, with Heyman by his side. They hadn’t been seen together in a WWE setting since Reigns’ last match, at WrestleMania 40.

Check out the photo below:

Paul Heyman hasn’t been seen on WWE television since the June 28 episode of SmackDown. He was attacked by The Bloodline after refusing to acknowledge Solo Sikoa as his Tribal Chief. While many thought he’d be back with Roman Reigns, that hasn’t been the case. Heyman seems to be taking his time getting back on the show.

Who will join Roman Reigns in his fight against The Bloodline?

The Head of the Table fought The Bloodline alone on last night’s episode of SmackDown. Reigns laid out Tama Tonga and Tonga Loa, while Solo Sikoa fled the scene. However, the numbers game will eventually catch up to him, especially if Jacob Fatu returns soon.

Roman Reigns will need some backup, which may require him to apologize to some former Bloodline members. While Jimmy Uso has been aligned with The Original Tribal Chief, Jey may take a while before forgiving his cousin.

The YEET Master recently reunited with Sami Zayn, which could mean The Honorary Uce might be making a return as well. The four of them could take on Solo Sikoa’s Bloodline in a WarGames Match at Survivor Series, with the winning leader becoming the undisputed Tribal Chief.