5 things WWE subtly told us on SmackDown: Huge in-ring return confirmed after 7 months, Legend teases retirement in main event segment? (February 28th, 2020)

#1. Roman Reigns is next

Less subtle, more direct

Admittedly, this one wasn't subtle. It was clear as day but it would be wrong not to include this on the list. Roman Reigns is the man who confronted Goldberg when he said: "It's not about who's last - it's about who's next?".

Unsurprisingly, The Fiend didn't confront Goldberg. It was The Big Dog who did so, two years after having a staredown with the legend on RAW. It's another major money match for The Big Dog, who we don't expect to headline WrestleMania for the fifth time in his career.

He'll probably get a solid 5-7 minutes out of Goldberg, but hopefully, he walks out with the Universal Championship. We would have loved to see Reigns vs The Fiend at WrestleMania for the title, but it's something that we'll have to wait longer to see.

It certainly feels long overdue that Reigns has gotten back in the Universal Championship picture - especially since he didn't even challenge for it once after vacating it in October 2018.

Throughout 2019, he was kept away from any major title picture and that's the reason he was able to get over as well as he did without getting booed.