5 Reasons Why Vince McMahon Is Bringing Roman Reigns Back On Monday Night Raw
Anything that has a 'Roman Reigns' attached to it spreads like a wild forest fire in the world of professional wrestling nowadays, especially after the Big Dog admitted on his unfortunate fight with Leukemia.
Legions of WWE fans have felt the former Universal Champion's absence and with Monday Night Raw genuinely lacking star power at the moment, Roman Reigns is returning back to the squared circle this coming Monday.
The Big Dog will be addressing his fight with Leukemia and judging by the ambience of the internet wrestling community, we could very well be receiving a more optimistic news this Monday Night on WWE's flagship show.
The news announced by Vince McMahon's billion dollar company has gravitated tremendous attention and could certainly play an influential role in setting or seriously altering the complexion of WrestleMania 35.
Will Roman Reigns return with a positive update and shake things on the red brand this Monday Night on Raw? Let's see.
Here are the 5 reasons why Vince McMahon wants Roman Reigns back on Monday Night Raw.
#1 For hyping Seth Rollins and Brock Lesnar's collision at WrestleMania
There's no denying that Roman Reigns has always been the headlining guy for WWE and while he is trying hard to return as soon as possible, the company could utilize his presence to hype the upcoming blockbuster collision between Seth Rollins and Brock Lesnar.
Roman is definitely the right guy to enter this frame and bring more eyes to the Universal Championship bout considering he shares a riveting history with both the performers involved.
Since much of the emphasis has been on Ronda Rousey's current tussle with Becky Lynch and Charlotte Flair, the Big Dog's inclusion can be pivotal in bringing the spotlight on Seth Rollins.
While Vince has been sceptical about the Architect leading the red brand from the front before, Roman's endorsement could perfectly solidify Rollins as a top-tier main event superstar as he prepares for his biggest fight.