Shocking Claim Made About Paul Heyman’s True Feelings For Roman Reigns

Roman Reigns and Paul Heyman’s union was broken at WrestleMania 41 when the WWE Hall of Famer aligned himself with Seth Rollins.

The Oracle has moved forward with his story with The Vision and has led Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed on the road to SummerSlam since Seth Rollins was working on a huge ruse by pretending to be injured.

Interestingly, Heyman has mentioned Tribal Chief more often than one can count, and continues to talk about him during promos.

Paul Heyman could be missing Roman Reigns

On Notsam Wrestling, Sam Roberts analyzed the promos where Paul Heyman mentioned Roman Reigns. He compared the situation to a breakup where one cries about their ex ruining their life, but deep down, it’s all about missing the ex.

As Paul Heyman is talking about what he was doing before, see the look from Bronson Reed. He gets it. Bron Breaker is just like all good, homie. Like it’s like, you know, when you’re dating somebody and they start talking about how much their ex destroyed their life and they’re like crying about it and you’re like, “Yeah, but like you’re over it now, right?” Like it’s better now, right? You don’t want to go back to your ex, right? Right.

You know, I mean, that’s the energy that Paul Heyman’s giving where he’s like, “He ruined my life. He made it so I had no other choice but to do this.” And you’re like, “What? Wait, what did you just say?” Like, Paul Heyman is clearly unlike any other time, unlike the time that, like, he turned on Brock Lesnar in 2002.

The times he turned on a lot of people, the time they turned on CM Punk, like he’s now in this position where he almost, it’s more complicated than just Paul deciding to turn heel. It’s almost like he was left with no choice but to do things this way, and he misses his Tribal Chief. That’s what it sounds like.

Currently, Roman Reigns has been advertised for Clash in Paris, but his opponent hasn’t been revealed. WWE will likely build a singles match between Reigns and Bronson Reed for the premium live event.