Roman Reigns News
Welcome to the trendiest wrestling subject of the day! A possible reorganization of WWE’s creative plans including CM Punk, Roman Reigns, Seth Rollins, Cody Rhodes, and John Cena has been revealed by WrestleVotes. The issue that’s circulating in the wrestling community is whether CM Punk should face Roman Reigns and Seth Rollins in a Triple Threat match or enter the Undisputed WWE Championship picture with Cody Rhodes and John Cena.
Fans are split on this Roman Reigns news. Which scenario is your favorite, then? Or do neither of the solutions meet your needs? Let’s dissect it.
Option 1: John Cena, Cody Rhodes and CM Punk in a Triple Threat Match
According to the first scenario, CM Punk will participate in the Undisputed WWE Championship planning between Cody Rhodes and John Cena. On paper, this seems fascinating, but the possible dynamics are dubious.
- Cody Rhodes is on a mission to “finish the story,” and many fans feel his showdown with Cena could overshadow Punk’s involvement.
- John Cena, a legend in his own right, brings star power, but inserting Punk into this feud might dilute its emotional weight.
Would this match be a WrestleMania-worthy main event, or would it risk being an overbooked mess?
Option 2: Roman Reigns, Seth Rollins and CM Punk in a triple threat match
The second choice is more likely to be a Triple Threat match with Roman Reigns, Punk, and Seth Rollins. High stakes and fierce competition are promised by this combination, but there are drawbacks as well:
- Seth Rollins and Roman Reigns share a storied history, and adding Punk to the mix might feel forced.
- Punk and Reigns recently transitioned from allies to rivals, making their feud fresh but possibly underdeveloped.
- Rollins’ ongoing rivalry with Punk deserves its own spotlight and might lose impact in a Triple Threat scenario.
Could this match live up to the hype, or would it struggle to deliver the narrative fans crave?
The Greater Issue: Confusion in Creativity
Fans are baffled by WWE’s current artistic direction. According to reports, last-minute changes were necessary because of The Rock’s unavailability, which upset the original preparations. The current list seems haphazard because rumored bouts like Rock vs. Roman Reigns or Punk vs. Rollins seem to have been dropped.
For example:
- Logan Paul’s Role: Who will Logan Paul face at WrestleMania? Cena and Punk are the only logical opponents, but nothing seems set in stone.
- Solo Sikoa’s Feud: Rehashing Solo Sikoa vs. Cody Rhodes feels repetitive. Fans are calling for fresh storytelling, perhaps involving Jacob Fatu or Tama Tonga.
- Gunther vs. Jey Uso: While this match is locked in, it has received mixed reactions.
With so many moving pieces, the question remains: What is WWE’s endgame?
What Should WWE Do?
Here’s a pitch:
- If CM Punk wins the Elimination Chamber, position him as a viable contender for Roman Reigns or Cody Rhodes, depending on long-term plans.
- If John Cena wins, WWE should use the match to elevate Cody Rhodes while protecting Cena’s legacy.
- Logan Paul vs. CM Punk: A fresh match that could draw mainstream attention.
Ultimately, WWE must focus on logical storytelling that resonates with fans rather than relying on last-minute changes.
