Roman Reigns has been on a mission since his return to WWE in 2020, and even after almost two and a half years as the Undisputed Universal Champion, fans are still wondering what Roman Reigns’ plans are for WrestleMania 39. As the Head Of The Table, Reigns has been a dominant force in the WWE, and fans are eager to know who will finally be able to dethrone him. According to the Wrestling Observer Newsletter, Triple H has already made a decision regarding Roman Reigns’ WrestleMania 39 match, and there are only a few options on the table.
One of the favorites to face Roman Reigns at WrestleMania 39 is Cody Rhodes. As the WWE’s current momentum-builder, Rhodes has been making a name for himself in the company, and a match against Reigns would be a huge opportunity for him to cement his status as a top contender. However, there is also a very real possibility that Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson could be Roman Reigns’ opponent at WrestleMania 39. Johnson has been associated with the WWE in various capacities over the years, and a match against Reigns would be a massive drawing card for the event.
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In the event that The Rock is unavailable, WWE creative is reportedly considering huge changes for Roman Reigns as champion. According to Ringside News, WWE is pitching Plan B ideas in case The Rock can’t make WrestleMania happen, suggesting that Roman Reigns’ direction for the event is still far from set in stone. It will likely be a few more months before the WWE confirms Roman Reigns’ opponent at WrestleMania 39, but in the meantime, fans can only speculate about what the future holds for the Tribal Chief.
It’s clear that Roman Reigns’ status as a dominant champion has sparked a lot of excitement among WWE fans, and whatever the future holds for him, it’s likely to be a thrilling ride. Whether or not Roman Reigns will be able to retain his titles at WrestleMania 39 remains to be seen, but one thing is certain – the anticipation is building, and we can’t wait to see what the WWE has in store for us.
