Roman Reigns Issues a Massive SummerSlam Challenge After Invoking Chaos on Raw

As things stand, Uso, whom Reigns referred to as ‘The Yeet Man’, has a few days time to decide whether he’s with him or not. If the former World Heavyweight Champion ends up joining forces with his cousin, it’ll be The Tribal Chief’s first match since that unforgiving WrestleMania outing in April.

Roman Reigns cleared the air around self-sabotaging the Bloodline on Raw

The Roman Reigns-led Bloodline was the most dominant force in WWE for a number of years until its dissolution. It began with Reigns and the Usos as a trio that eventually brought Sami Zayn to the fold as the ‘Honorary Uce’ and concluded with Solo Sikoa‘s arrival as The OTC’s enforcer.

The faction’s heyday could be attributed to Reigns’ historic 1316-day run as the world champion in addition to Jimmy and Jey holding the tag titles for 622 days. Things started falling apart for the Anoa’i members once the Usos dropped their belts at WrestleMania 39. The twin brothers opted out of Reigns’ tyrannical tutelage, and the Bloodline had crumbled.

Even though Reigns and the Usos did reunite for WarGames last year, it was a one-off occurrence. ‘The Head of the Table’ has never truly apologized to his cousins in kayfabe for what many fans believe was one of the few loopholes in an otherwise successful storyline arc.

Reigns, on this week’s Raw, affirmed that the history books need to know that it was not him, but Paul Heyman who ruptured their relationship. The former Shield member lashed out at the 59-year-old for siding with his so-called best friend CM Punk, who hadn’t even talked to him in nearly a decade.

What Roman Reigns did after Raw went off-air?

The fans on hand for this week’s Raw in Houston got to see a completely different side of Roman Reigns coming to the fore. After cleaning the house with Jey Uso in the closing moments of the show, ‘The Tribal Chief’ proceeded to greet the attendees with Uso made-famous Yeet taunts.

The Pensacola-born wrestler perched on the turnbuckle like his cousin often does. Both men hugged each other afterwards amid a sold-out crowd. Reigns, however, hilariously clarified on social media that his aforementioned endeavors must’ve been AI-generated.

Nonetheless, it seems like the erstwhile ‘Big Dog’ is charged up following his return. He even made a kid’s day at ringside by giving him the fist bump, as one could see below. All these gestures are adding toward a drastic shift in Reigns’ on-screen persona, which has come across as babyface-leaning. It’d be interesting to see how long it holds up.