He isn’t pleased. There have been very few wrestlers in WWE history who have dominated the company like Roman Reigns. As Reigns is coming into sight of Pedro Morales’ fifth longest World Title reign in WWE history, he is starting to have some issues with his Bloodline teammates. One of those was on display this week after Monday Night Raw went off the air.
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This week’s Monday Night Raw closed with Cody Rhodes confronting the Bloodline, with Reigns holding Solo Sikoa back from attacking. A fan has uploaded footage from after the show went off the air, showing Reigns yelling at Sikoa as they made their way to the back. The show itself ended with Reigns pulling Sikoa away from the ring and not allowing him to attack Rhodes. Reigns is scheduled to defend the Undisputed WWE World Title against Rhodes at WrestleMania 39.
Reigns and the Bloodline can be very close. Check out the incident, plus their time together:
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Opinion: The Bloodline seems to be taking hit after hit and I’m curious to see where everything goes for them. The team can only take so many problems and everything very well may fall apart at WrestleMania 39. I’m not sure what that is going to mean for them at WrestleMania and beyond, but things are not exactly looking great and Reigns certainly seems to know it.
What did you think of the clip? What happens to the Bloodline at WrestleMania 39? Let us know in the comments below.
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