After WrestleMania 39 when Roman Reigns retained his Undisputed WWE Universal Championship against Cody Rhdoes, Paul Heyman proclaimed that the Bloodline story was in the bottom of the third.
Nearly two years later, though Roman has lost the title, the Bloodline story remains at the forefront of WWE television.
"People laughed at us a while back, it may have been me or Paul, but the whole baseball innings thing. It was maybe a year or so ago I thought, 'We're stretching it,' but we're not at this point. It's a whole new vision. I forget where I was driving today, but visualizing what it could be in the next two years, what could be in the next three years. Blocking these things off just a year chunk at a time. Honestly, it wouldn't be possible if we weren't where we are now, the creative freedom, the collaboration we have, our leadership being Triple H, Nick Khan, the way he runs it on the business side. Also, having that trust, not only Triple H, but the rest of us, it just trickles down. To be able to have that trust in us to perform and go out there and do it like we do it," Reigns said in an interview with Jimmy Traina on the SI Media podcast.
The next chapter in the Bloodline storyline will be written at WWE Survivor Series inside WarGames.
Reigns will team with Jimmy Uso, Jey Uso, Sami Zayn and CM Punk to take on Solo Sikoa, Jacob Fatu, Tama Tonga, Tonga Loa, and Bronson Reed at the event.
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