WWE Star Roman Reigns Assesses How Much Meat Is ‘Left On The Bone’ Of Bloodline Story
The Bloodline saga has become one of the longest-running and most compelling storylines in WWE history. It all began in 2020 when Roman Reigns returned during the pandemic era and captured the Universal Championship. Following Cody Rhodes’ victory over Reigns at WrestleMania 40, many fans thought it marked the end of The Bloodline’s tale. However, WWE surprised audiences with another six months of shocking returns, unexpected alliances, and intense family drama. Now, Roman Reigns is weighing in on the future of the storyline and his own career.
In an interview with Sports Illustrated, Reigns explained why he believes there’s still plenty of untold stories within The Bloodline. “There’s just so much meat left on the bone,” Reigns said. “I’m learning not only about myself but also about the performance in general. I’m constantly working on how to manipulate the crowd, how to improve my craft, and how to control the audience better. There are so many different stories to tell, and with new family members coming in, it’s one of those things where, as long as you feel good enough to practice, then you can keep playing.”
Reigns also touched on the physical demands of his role, noting that he aims to minimize the amount of damage he takes in the ring while still staying sharp through regular training. Despite his focus on maintaining his physicality, Reigns has also expressed an interest in transitioning into Hollywood, revealing that while acting in movies would be enjoyable, he still prefers the live energy of WWE.
With The Bloodline’s saga still unfolding and Reigns’ career far from over, fans can expect even more twists and turns ahead. As Reigns himself puts it, “As long as I can continue to practice and feel good enough, I’m ready to play.”
For the full interview, credit goes to Sports Illustrated, with a h/t to Wrestling Inc. for the transcription.
