The three-time WWE World Heavyweight Champion was "pounded" by both Triple H and Seth Rollins on Monday night in the Fatal Four Way match to choose the Universal Heavyweight Champion.Now Kevin Owens has the title, Rollins has been deceived by his guide and Reigns is the crackpot so to talk as there isn't a sensible path for him pushing ahead. One thing that is certain is he won't be the main man to get a title shot from the new champion.He is still particularly a work in progression and how WWE game plans to use him through the range of the accompanying four months may very well choose his predetermination in the main event picture moving into one year from now.
On the impressive side, Reigns continues exhibiting splendidly in colossal matches, walking the tightrope of face and heel – once in a while playing to the gathering's warmth to hate him. My bet is he turns heel and by some methods can win a title shot sooner or later in 2017. Until further notice, regardless, WWE has some huge decisions to make, not the base is the way by which to book him pushing ahead.
Here is a look at what is next for the tremendous individual.
In the end, I think this happens. It may not happen quickly, yet rather stamp this down if Owens is champion after the first of the year. Owens has exhibited he can collect a solid rivalry with anyone on the rundown, and Reigns is the same. This moreover plays a bit into the Reigns-Triple H battle from earlier in this year.
If Reigns can beat Triple H for the WWE World Title, then is there any good reason why he wouldn't have the capacity to beat his dog for the Universal Heavyweight Title? This is a battle that happens after Rollins and Owens and Rollins and Triple H advance.
How about we stay on track here, folks. The idea of Reigns guarding America against the best remote heel on the program had so much guarantee and still does. Rusev was "harmed" by Reigns so whether this fight proceeds is up in the air.
I thought that it was odd that WWE could incorporate him in the Fatal Four Way coordinate, however I never considered him to be a champ of the Universal Title. So now, if WWE is savvy, they will lift this quarrel up the last known point of interest. The most ideal approach to get Reigns over as a baby face is to beat the distraught Bulgarian.
On the impressive side, Reigns continues exhibiting splendidly in colossal matches, walking the tightrope of face and heel – once in a while playing to the gathering's warmth to hate him. My bet is he turns heel and by some methods can win a title shot sooner or later in 2017. Until further notice, regardless, WWE has some huge decisions to make, not the base is the way by which to book him pushing ahead.
Here is a look at what is next for the tremendous individual.
A title Shot vs. Kevin Owens
In the end, I think this happens. It may not happen quickly, yet rather stamp this down if Owens is champion after the first of the year. Owens has exhibited he can collect a solid rivalry with anyone on the rundown, and Reigns is the same. This moreover plays a bit into the Reigns-Triple H battle from earlier in this year.
If Reigns can beat Triple H for the WWE World Title, then is there any good reason why he wouldn't have the capacity to beat his dog for the Universal Heavyweight Title? This is a battle that happens after Rollins and Owens and Rollins and Triple H advance.
Continues Rivalry With Rusev
I thought that it was odd that WWE could incorporate him in the Fatal Four Way coordinate, however I never considered him to be a champ of the Universal Title. So now, if WWE is savvy, they will lift this quarrel up the last known point of interest. The most ideal approach to get Reigns over as a baby face is to beat the distraught Bulgarian.