Roman Reigns Shuts Down Talk of Bloodline Story Ending

Roman Reigns isn’t even close to wrapping up The Bloodline saga. After reclaiming the Ula Fala and solidifying his role as Tribal Chief on the Raw Netflix premiere, Reigns made it clear that the story is far from finished.

Speaking on Busted Open Radio, Reigns addressed speculation about when The Bloodline’s run might come to an end, and his response left no doubt about his long-term vision.

“I think there is so much meat left on the bone and so many different ways to go. I’ve only given X amount. There are so many more layers for me to showcase,” Reigns said. “There are so many more layers for Jey, Jimmy, Solo, Jacob, or Tama . We have so many great characters. For the Wiseman. There are so many more layers to showcase. We’re all in our prime. I’m in the best shape of my life. Wiseman is getting into the best shape.”

Reigns pushed back on the idea that the Bloodline’s story is already in its final chapters. “It’s one of those things where, I think we can do this forever. I really do,” he added. “A lot of people were like, ‘3rd inning.’ That was game one. It’s a seven-game series. I’m not trying to bring up these analogies to pinpoint timelines. That’s me saying confidently I can run this thing for two more years, no problem.”

With The Bloodline still dominating WWE’s top storylines and new players like Jacob Fatu and Tama Tonga waiting in the wings, it’s clear that Reigns sees plenty of fuel left in the fire.

Tonight, Reigns enters his first Royal Rumble in five years, stepping into the ring with John Cena, CM Punk, Seth Rollins, and Drew McIntyre. While his championship reign may be over for now, his grip on WWE’s biggest story isn’t going anywhere.