Backstage Details On "Complex" Situation With Roman Reigns As Champion [Report]

 Backstage Details On "Complex" Situation With Roman Reigns As Champion [Report]

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By making Roman Reigns a twofold hero, WWE has booked themselves into a corner.

At WrestleMania 38, Reigns crushed Brock Lesnar in a "The champ brings home all the glory" title unification match to turn into the "Undisputed WWE Universal Champion." Reigns as of late raised a ruckus around town year point in his ongoing Universal Championship rule, and he's held the WWE Championship for more than 160 days at this point.

Refering to a source, WrestleVotes reports what is happening as the WWE and Universal Champion is "intricate." The report expressed that however the organization needs two different title holders heading into WrestleMania 39, WWE likewise doesn't believe The Tribal Chief should lose before The Show of Shows. WrestleVotes added that Triple H and company "are available to everything imaginatively here

The Game took over as the Head of Talent Relations along with the head of WWE imaginative following Vince McMahon's retirement in late July. Rules is falling off a fruitful title safeguard against Drew McIntyre at the Clash at the Castle pay-per-view.

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Last week, it was accounted for that WWE has no designs for Reigns to lose his title before WrestleMania 39, which will run at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California on the Apr. 1-2 end of the week. The Tribal Chief hasn't been stuck in north of 1,000 days at this point, last losing to King Corbin at the TLC 2019 compensation for every view. — and that was thanks to a few assistance from The Revival and Dolph Ziggler.

WWE Has A Difficult Decision To Make

So WWE clearly doesn't believe that Reigns should lose before WrestleMania 39, which is presently under seven months away. In the event that they need separate title matches at WrestleMania, the simple arrangement here is to have Reigns lose one of the titles in a triple danger or deadly four-way session. Or on the other hand, they might have Austin Theory cash in his Money in the Bank portfolio during one of Reigns' title protections and have the previous pin The Tribal Chief's adversary.

On one hand, making Reigns a twofold boss seemed OK to assist with developing his star power. In any case, obviously the remainder of the program needs one more significant title to vie for, so it'll be fascinating to perceive how WWE books all that here long haul