Oba Femi Calls Out Roman Reigns After WWE Money in the Bank 2026

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Oba Femi just made it crystal clear who he wants next after picking up a huge win at Money in the Bank 2026. After defeating Bronson Reed in a hard-hitting match, Femi turned his attention toward Roman Reigns and sent the World Heavyweight Champion a very direct message.

Femi had to deal with interference from The Vision during his match with Reed, but he still managed to come out on top. That victory gave him plenty of momentum heading into the post-show, where the conversation quickly shifted toward who he wants to face next.

When Femi was asked if there was anyone on the roster he had his eyes on, fans in the background immediately started chanting “OTC.” Femi did not dodge the moment and instead looked straight toward Roman Reigns.

“Tribal Chief. No more running. It’s about that time.”

That is about as direct as it gets. Roman had already successfully defended the World Heavyweight Championship against LA Knight earlier in the night, and now he has another major name openly stepping forward. Femi has been positioned as one of WWE’s most dangerous rising stars, and calling out Reigns right after Money in the Bank only adds more fuel to that push.

The timing is especially interesting because Roman has already made it clear that everyone wants what he has, and Femi is now one of the first people to publicly answer that challenge. Whether WWE pulls the trigger on the match right away remains to be seen, but Femi clearly believes the time has come.

Oba Femi did not just walk out of Money in the Bank with a win. He walked out calling for the biggest fight he can get, and Roman Reigns is now officially in his sights.

Do you want to see Oba Femi challenge Roman Reigns for the World Heavyweight Championship, and do you think Femi is ready to beat him? Leave your feedback and let us know what you think.

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H Jenkins has been breaking pro wrestling news on Ringside News for nearly a decade, with his reports featured by TMZ, Forbes, The Sun, and more.