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With less than a week to go for WrestleMania 39, WWE aired the final parody vignette featuring Roman Reigns on this week's edition of RAW. It showcased all members of The Bloodline set in a mock-up of Goodfellas.
Over the past month, fans have witnessed WWE stars playing popular television and movie characters in line with WrestleMania Goes Hollywood theme. Bianca Belair and her husband Montez Ford featured in a Titanic parody while The Miz and Maryse were in a Top Gun parody. Additionally, Rhea Ripley portrayed Eleven from Stranger Things with John Cena voicing Dr. Brenner. In the final clip ahead of WrestleMania 39, Reigns portrayed Tommy DeVito inspired by the 1990 biographical crime film.
Solo Sikoa and Paul Heyman were all part of the gag as they recreated the 'funny guy' scene. Sikoa proceeded to tell the WWE Champion that he is a 'funny Tribal Chief.' However, before that, Roman Reigns breaks a bottle on the waiter's head after the "funny how" exchange with Paul Heyman. The identity of the waiter was later revealed to be 32-year-old Eddy Thorpe (real-life Karl Fredericks). He was associated with NJPW from 2018 till last year, and reportedly signed with WWE earlier this year.
The Tribal Chief is set to defend his Undisputed WWE Universal Championship against Cody Rhodes. His Special Counsel Paul Heyman has had multiple run-ins and heated exchanges of words with The American Nightmare.
Could Roman Reigns' impressive undefeated streak continue post-WrestleMania 39?
Roman Reigns has cemented his legacy and broken records with his dominant run. His reign as WWE Champion is set to hit the one-year mark while as Universal Champion has surpassed the three-year mark.
Given the assertive and domineering nature of his title reigns, there have been murmurs of The Tribal Chief allegedly taking time away post-WrestleMania 39. Additionally, Triple H has reportedly given his go-ahead on another WWE Championship belt design. Ever since Cody Rhodes announced his goal of adding the WWE Championship to his list of accolades, he has teased a few customizations to the title uplifting his father Dusty Rhodes, and his family's name.
The Bloodline has been standing tall since last year despite Jey Uso initially siding with Sami Zayn earlier this year.
Last week, during Reigns and Rhodes' confrontation, Solo Sikoa was ready to attack him but was stopped by The Bloodline leader. There has also been speculation of the young star possibly turning on Roman Reigns at The Show of Shows.
