WWE News: WWE makes a surprising advertisement revealing plans for Roman Reigns

What's the story?

Roman Reigns returned to the WWE on RAW and announced that his leukemia was in remission as he made an emotional announcement.

The Big Dog revealed that he was back in action, although we aren't sure if he is ready to wrestle right away.

WWE (via NODQ) have announced Reigns' future dates where he will be appearing in the ring for the WWE.

In case you didn't know...

Reigns, who has been out of action for a while to get treated for leukemia, made a huge return to the ring this past week on RAW.

Also Read: WWE Rumors: Shield to reform with fourth member?

Later in the night, Reigns came to save his former Shield brother, Dean Ambrose, who was outnumbered as Drew McIntyre, Bobby Lashley, Baron Corbin, and Elias attacked him. Reigns and Seth Rollins cleared the ring as they attacked the heel foursome, and Reigns got a huge pop from the crowd.

The heart of the matter

WWE is now advertising Reigns to appear in all RAW shows till the May 6th show of RAW in Cincinnati, Ohio. The Big Dog is also booked to appear at live shows in WWE's European Tour in May which will be held all across Europe, which includes shows in France, United Kingdom, Germany, Norway, Finland, Belgium, and Switzerland.

WWE tours Europe almost every year, and there is usually one or two RAW and SmackDown shows which are taped there. It is surprising that WWE has booked him for so many shows considering he's just returned after a serious illness.

What's next?

We aren't quite sure if WWE has plans for Reigns at WrestleMania 35, but we could maybe see a Shield reunion before Dean Ambrose leaves the company in April.

Also Read: WWE Rumors: Interesting backstage news about the decision to bring back Roman Reigns early

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Edited by Lennard Surrao
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