Roman Reigns is set to take on Bronson Reed this weekend at Clash in Paris after weeks of being tormented by the Australian star, and finally, he will get his chance at revenge.Ahead of the show, which takes place on Sunday night, WWE has shared an interesting post on their social media where they have claimed that Roman Reigns actually makes the rules."We don’t make the rules, @romanreigns does.☝️," the caption read. View this post on Instagram Instagram PostThis comes off the back of a video where WWE shared that Bronson Reed was Samoan, and Reigns then pushed for him to acknowledge him. Despite not leading a faction like he used to, Roman Reigns, being The Tribal Chief, seemingly controls all the Samoan's in the company who have been inducted into his Bloodline, but Reed made it clear that he wasn't going to be one of them.Reigns seemingly does make the rules for the Samoan's in WWE, which could be what the company was trying to say in this confusing update.Roman Reigns is no longer the leader of The BloodlineRoman Reigns was once the head of The Bloodline, but he made it clear on RAW that he no longer had a Bloodline. Jey Uso is competing for the World Heavyweight Championship at Clash in Paris, while Reigns has his own issues to address.Sami Zayn and Jimmy Uso have become friends with Jacob Fatu and are feuding with Solo Sikoa and his MFTs. It is a weird situation for Reigns because he is used to having a family behind him, but now that Solo Sikoa has his own version of The Bloodline over on SmackDown, it seems that Roman is alone.Clash in Paris will see Bronson Reed take on Reigns, but instead of The Bloodline playing a part as they used to, it could be The Vision who interferes in the match to help Reed, especially given the current issues between The OTC and Seth Rollins.