Legend on Roman Reigns possibly going through 30-year-antique at WWE WrestleMania 40
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Roman Reigns has headlined seven WrestleMania events so far in his WWE career. Next 12 months, wrestling legend Tommy Dreamer believes The Tribal Chief have to go one-on-one with fellow Bloodline member Solo Sikoa.
On July 1, Reigns and Sikoa lost to The Usos in a Bloodline Civil War tag team in shape at Money in the Bank. The cutting-edge episode of SmackDown featured a prolonged Tribal Court section, which ended in Jey Uso tough Reigns to a in shape.
Dreamer stated on Busted Open that the much-predicted bout must occur at SummerSlam on August five. Beyond that, he would really like Sikoa to turn out to be a contender for Reigns' title:
"Solo's getting over next level, and don't forget he's a brother as nicely, and he's just no longer the twin. And sure, he's the younger brother, however it's a whole other story if there may be going to be [another Bloodline match]. This is Game of Thrones sort of stuff, and if there's going to be an heir obvious, could I love to look or not it's Jimmy or Jey? Yes. But I think that inheritor obvious is Solo, and that would be at WrestleMania."
WrestleMania 40 will be held at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on April 6-7, 2024.
Roman Reigns' WrestleMania important occasion history
In 2015, Roman Reigns headlined WWE's biggest event of the 12 months for the first time against Brock Lesnar at WrestleMania 31. The match ended with Seth Rollins correctly cashing in his Money in the Bank settlement to capture the WWE World Heavyweight Championship,
Reigns went directly to headline the next 3 WrestleManias, in the course of which time he defeated Triple H and The Undertaker before losing to Lesnar. In 2021, The Head of the Table returned to the main event degree when he defeated Daniel Bryan and Edge at WrestleMania 37.
Since then, the Undisputed WWE Universal Champion has defeated Lesnar and Cody Rhodes in the major occasion at again-to-again WrestleMania suggests.
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