Reigns discusses leadership, rising contenders, and Paul Heyman’s new alliances
Summary
– Roman Reigns says he never left and remains fully locked in for WarGames
– He addresses rising stars like Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed challenging his legacy
– Reigns reflects on Paul Heyman’s shifting loyalty and evaluates both WarGames teams
Roman Reigns returned to WWE programming ahead of Survivor Series WarGames with a rare sit-down interview. The Tribal Chief spoke calmly but confidently as he explained why this was the perfect moment to re-emerge. He stated that despite his absence from television, he never stopped being invested in the top of the WWE mountain.
Reigns addressed the changing landscape with younger stars stepping forward. He compared their ambition to his early days chasing Brock Lesnar. He made it clear that even without a title, challengers still want what he represents. To him, the competitive cycle is part of WWE’s natural evolution.
The conversation shifted to Paul Heyman and his interest in guiding names like Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed. Reigns described Heyman’s motivations as a blend of passion for the business and strategic self-interest. He acknowledged Heyman’s ability to spot future stars but said letting outsiders into the Bloodline’s inner circle was his greatest mistake.
Reigns then discussed his own WarGames team. With the Usos, CM Punk, and Cody Rhodes at his side, he emphasized that leadership has always been his strongest asset. He expressed complete confidence that his guidance will keep the team aligned and focused.
As for the opposition, Reigns dismissed claims that Heyman’s group is the greatest assembly of WarGames talent. He described them as mercenaries working for themselves, while he expects unity and clear roles on his side.
With Survivor Series approaching, Reigns presented himself as the calm anchor in a chaotic battlefield, ready to reassert his dominance.
