Paul Heyman to betray Roman Reigns and introduce 330-pound WWE star as his new client? Potential Survivor Series: WarGames swerve explored
In the most recent episode of WWE SmackDown, Paul Heyman was reintroduced into The Bloodline saga when Roman Reigns attempted to contact his Wiseman. However, the Original Tribal Chief was unable to reach him, as Heyman’s number was out of service.
This has sparked speculation among fans that the legendary manager may have betrayed Reigns. Amid this, a past interview has surfaced online, suggesting Heyman could have already aligned with 330-pound ''Big'' Bronson Reed. The Aus-Zilla recently joined Solo Sikoa’s faction on SmackDown as the fifth member for the WarGames Match against the OG Bloodline.
In the resurfaced interview with Chris Van Vliet on INSIGHT, conducted a few months ago, the Australian beast was asked about his future plans. He revealed his ambition to remain in the main event scene and mentioned working backstage with Triple H and Paul Heyman.
This reference to Heyman has fueled speculation that The Wiseman may have been instrumental in bringing Reed into The Bloodline saga. Many believe that the Hall of Famer is the mastermind behind Solo Sikoa’s decision to recruit The King of Monsters.
If this theory proves true, fans may witness Heyman returning to SmackDown, only to betray Roman Reigns by revealing Bronson Reed as his new client. The 59-year-old could even claim that it was his influence that led to Reed’s inclusion in the upcoming WarGames Match.
Such an angle would not only elevate Bronson's career to new heights but also introduce a shocking twist in the ongoing Bloodline saga. That said, the angle is speculative at this point.
Why Paul Heyman and Bronson Reed's alliance could be best for business?
The booking of Bronson Reed has undergone a drastic change in recent months. The RAW Superstar has been involved in high-profile brawls with several major WWE stars and is currently embroiled in a feud with Seth Rollins.
To further elevate Reed’s status, an alliance with Paul Heyman could be the perfect move. The legendary manager has elevated the careers of several wrestlers during his career. Even the meteoric rise of Roman Reigns has a lot to do with Heyman’s involvement.
Without Paul Heyman’s guidance, it’s hard to imagine the OTC earning the kind of superstardom he has in the past four years. Given this, a partnership between Heyman and Reed could be a game-changer, both for Reed’s career and the future landscape of WWE.
It will be interesting to see what the Stamford-based promotion has in store for The Aus-zilla in the coming weeks.