Roman Reigns, the reigning Tribal Chief of WWE, has been dominating the professional wrestling scene for three years, earning a level of respect and admiration unparalleled in the industry. Apart from being a celebrated wrestler, Reigns has also expressed his desire to venture into the world of Hollywood, a pursuit he believes will allow him to follow in the footsteps of his idol, Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson. This aspiration is not new, as Reigns has already had a role in the 2019 film Hobbs & Shaw alongside Johnson.
Recent rumors have sparked excitement among fans, as Reigns is set to appear in a new movie titled “Action Force – The Divide” alongside AEW star Malakai Black. According to the IMDb page, the film is currently in pre-production, further solidifying Reigns’ commitment to his Hollywood ambitions. This news comes at a timely moment, as WWE recently celebrated Reigns’ milestone achievement of holding the Universal Championship for over 1000 days, a significant accomplishment that warranted the revealing of a new title for him.
Roman Reigns (Via WWE/Twitter)
The shift in focus towards Hollywood may also have significant implications for Reigns’ WWE career, as his prolonged stint as Universal Champion has been marked by a number of changes within The Bloodline, a group that also includes his cousin Jimmy Uso. The recent removal of Jimmy Uso from the faction, orchestrated by Reigns, serves as a testament to the ever-changing dynamics within the group.
While Reigns’ commitment to his WWE duties remains unwavering, he has not ruled out the possibility of pursuing a full-time career in Hollywood in the future. As he continues to balance his responsibilities in the wrestling world with his burgeoning acting career, fans are left wondering whether he will be able to achieve similar levels of success in both domains. Only time will tell if Reigns will be able to carve out a significant role for himself in Hollywood, but for now, he remains a dominant force in both the world of WWE and the world of action-packed cinema.
