Finally, the internet wrestling community’s fantasy booking seems to be playing out now that Roman Reigns, is back. The WWE superstar is going after the rogue Bloodline and targeting Solo Sikoa for his betrayal. First during SummerSlam, then on SmackDown 08/09, Roman Reigns showcased his strength in front of everyone by beating up Sikoa’s goons alone.

Since Reigns’ younger cousin will be the final chapter in this storyline, Justin LaBar thinks that it is better if this confrontation is reserved for the endgame. Instead, there will be various other opponents that the Original Tribal Chief could face so that he can get to Solo Sikoa at last.

Who will dare stop Roman Reigns?

In Roman Reigns’ absence, we have seen how dangerous the superstars in The Bloodline 2.0 can be. So, it is unlikely that he will face them alone all at once. Nevertheless, LaBar thinks that Reigns would have to put down the impostor Tribal Chief’s bodyguards one by one. On the Busted Open Podcast, the co-host said, “PLE after PLE, it’s Roman versus. Toma Tonga, Roman versus Tonga Loa, Roman versus Jacob Fatu.” This is how the leading wrestling promotion could build anticipation for the final showdown between Roman Reigns and Solo Sikoa.

Either way, it looks like Roman Reigns will officially face Solo Sikoa at the very end. While things can still go differently based on how WWE decides to book it, Justin LaBar thinks that their match shouldn’t take place at WrestleMania 41.

Should Roman Reigns book another opponent for Mania 41?

If the former Head of the Table remains in perfect health around the WrestleMania season, he is sure to get a main event match at the Grandest Stage of Them All. This year, he main evented both nights of the Show of Shows. This excitement allowed someone to find out and report that the WrestleMania 41 card already appears to be taking shape. LaBar read somewhere that Roman Reigns and Solo Sikoa could also be a possibility for Mania in Las Vegas next year. However, he thinks that it may not be a brilliant idea to hoard this matchup until the biggest PLE of the year.

There may be several factors behind this thought process, but something that the co-host of the Busted Open Podcast mentioned is that Roman Reigns has already come out to make such an impact on Solo Sikoa. So, it wouldn’t make sense to see him hold off his anger until next year’s Mania. This is especially true after we already know that the Bloodline star requires heavy help from his team members to win a match. Fans would probably agree with Justin LaBar’s point of view on this. If you don’t, feel free to comment on yours below and let us know how you think the future will play out.

Will Roman Reigns really have to go through so many matches to get to Solo Sikoa? Is that the ideal way of booking this feud?