Roman Reigns shares his thoughts on his future at this stage of his career. Reigns has been a top star in WWE for about a decade, and he is coming off an incredible run as the Undisputed WWE Universal Champion.

In a revealing interview, The OTC explains why he wasn't fazed by the circumstances that led to the change in the main event at WWE's marquee event.

Roman Reigns competed at both nights of WrestleMania XL, teaming with The Rock on night one to face Seth Rollins and Cody Rhodes, and then facing Rhodes in a singles bout on night two.

Reigns also shares his thoughts on the epic WrestleMania main event in which he lost his WWE title to Cody Rhodes, whether he can enjoy a match despite losing the match and the re

Roman Reigns says he can see the Bloodline story going for a few more years. Speaking on SI Media with Jimmy Traina, Roman Reigns was asked whether he was able to appreciate what he and Cody Rhodes put on for the fans at WWE WrestleMania 40.

Roman Reigns will turn 40 in May 2025, and though he's at the top of the industry, he has worked a reduced schedule over the years to help preserve his body. As the face of WWE for a decade, from 2012 to the pandemic, Roman was working all the live events, the majority of them at the top of the card as the face of the company.

Roman Reigns and Seth Rollins share a history that runs deeper than most rivalries in WWE. From their days as "brothers" in The Shield to Rollins’ infamous betrayal and their subsequent battles, the tension between the two is palpable and a continuing storyline.

Roman Reigns, WWE's Universal Champion, confirmed his participation in the Netflix premiere of Monday Night RAW. He expressed excitement but noted his schedule for 2024 is still being finalized. Reigns reflected on his headlining role at WrestleMania 40 and praised the successful Bloodline storyline's creativity and collaboration within WWE.