With WresteMania fast approaching, the role Reigns plays will differ from the last five years. "Throughout the next few months, I will be able to take some great strides from just being in the ring and getting the wind back into my lungs." I have been fully checked out and I have been cleared for contact. "That was the big concern for the medical team was taking a big blow to my stomach, to the spleen area and having a rupture. "Everything, as far as my vital organs - everything on the inside is good to go and intact, and nothing is oversized," Reigns said. He confirmed to Newshub he has a full bill of health and plans on being the same hard-hitting, powerful sports entertainer he was before. Reigns has been given the all-clear to resume his career at full speed.
Fight Club Podcast: WWE's Paige on Fighting with My Family. Paige on Fighting with My Family, Hollywood and Hall of Fame aspirations. There are a lot of positive and inspiring moments that have come out of this whole situation." "It shows me that people are good when push comes to shove. For them to create that support system and kinda hold me up while I was falling down, I won't ever forget that. "It showed the type of family we are - the fans are an extended family to the WWE talent. It didn't matter if they liked me, didn't like me, or didn't care about me or my character - everybody dropped all of that, and sent a lot of love and positivity towards me. "The thing for me that proves that the WWE Universe is very much a family was my situation. "That character has had its critics, it's had some negative, but also some positive energy. "We have made some sort of impression as the character Roman Reigns. "With my journey, it's a very special one," Reigns told Newshub. That moment signalled to Reigns that the WWE Universe was more than just fans - it was an extension to the family of both the Reigns character and the man Joseph Anoa'i. The Roman Reigns character is arguably the most polarising in WWE history, with some feeling the company pushed him down their throats ad nauseam.īut on October 26, when Reigns walked out in front of a capacity crowd in Atlanta, Georgia, not one heckler could be heard, just 20,000 fans chanting loudly in appreciation for the former college football star. That connection with the fans hasn't always been a positive one - well, at least from an audience perspective. Fight Club podcast: Road to WrestleMania with WWE’s Bayley.
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