Roman Reigns is currently amid one of the most dominant title reigns in WWE history. The historic run started with him defeating Bray Wyatt and Braun Strowman at Payback 2020, and fans are in favor of the storyline coming full circle with The Tribal Chief and Wyatt once again facing off at Payback this year.
Roman Reigns' journey to stardom started at SummerSlam 2020, where he returned as a heel and attacked Bray Wyatt and Braun Strowman after their match. A week later, at Payback, The Tribal Chief pinned The Monster of All Monsters to capture the Universal Championship. The Eater of the Worlds never got a chance for a rematch as he was drafted to RAW, and the last singles match between Roman and Wyatt is still the one that happened in 2018.
Reigns is expected to put his coveted title on the line at SummerSlam, with Jey Uso likely being his opponent. There have also been rumors of Bray Wyatt attacking the megastar at the end of the show to set up a match for Payback. While these are just speculations at the moment, many fans reacted to the potential match on Twitter. While some were in favor of the storyline coming full circle, many others rejected the idea.
Embedded below are a few of the many responses:
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Roman Reigns will be put on trial on WWE SmackDown
Reigns has not defended the Undisputed WWE Universal Championship on TV programming since his victory over Cody Rhodes at WrestleMania. He has been in action in tag competitions at the last two premium live events, with the latest one coming against his own cousins Jimmy and Jey Uso at Money in the Bank. The Tribal Chief was pinned for the first time in 1294 days at the event.
However, The Usos seem to have more in store for The Head of the Table as the duo announced last night that they'd be putting Roman Reigns on trial on the upcoming edition of WWE SmackDown, with the segment being called The Tribal Court.
It'll also be interesting to see how The Head of the Table reacts to getting pinned in over three and half years. He was seen having a meltdown after the loss at Money in the Bank, and if the past is any indication, one can expect a more unhinged version of Roman Reigns in the coming time.