Amidst Roman Reigns’ Claiming to Be the Goat, It Seems Like Snoop Dogg Has Always Had a Different Opinion

Currently, in the WWE Universe, there’s one superstar who has time and again pummelled major records. Now, including the victory at WrestleMania 39, Roman Reigns has become the only star to defend his championship title 3-times in a row at The Showcase of the Immortals. However, he might have still not earned acclaim from American rapper, Snoop Dogg, who has a differing opinion.

 With the help of his stablemate, Solo Sikoa, the leader of The Bloodline, created history. Moreover, he added his name to his legendary family’s WWE legacy. If Reigns’ accomplishments inside the ring weren’t deemed good enough for the GOAT debate, the 37-year-old reiterated his beliefs, especially after Wrestlemania 39.

Snoop Dogg has a GOAT pick and its not Roman Reigns

In the post-show press conference of WWE held after The Show of Shows, The Enforcer stated that he was the GOAT. He unabashedly said, “I’m the greatest of all time. This WrestleMania solidifies it.”  Many may believe that The Tribal Chief may be blowing his own trumpet, but along with him, the wrestling community, nevertheless, does acknowledge his wrestling prowess. 

A few hours ago, the American rapper posted a picture along with The Deadman. In the caption, he simply tagged the WWE Hall of Famer with an emoji of a goat beside it. Just as the Day 2 of WrestleMania 39 was nearing its end, The Miz was supposed to face Shane McMahon on the grandest stage of wrestling.

However, an injury to McMahon sparked a fight between The Miz and Snoop Dogg.

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Snoop Dogg graces the WWE

After the Belair-Asuka match, Snoop Dogg, and The Miz entered the ring for a segment. Moreover, Snoop Dogg set The Miz for an impromptu match against Shane McMahon. However, when that could not be fulfilled, the 51-year-old rapper stepped inside the ring and landed The Rock’s popular ‘People’s Elbow’ to The Miz.

It just needed a few punches from the rapper’s end to knock out The A-lister. He then won over The Miz by pinfall. The entire segment is considered to be improvised and acted as a savior to WWE after Shane McMahon had failed to create an impact.

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