Working on a part-time schedule for long, Roman Reigns has also been accused of not being available on regular TV shows. Even when he was available, he barely wrestled or defended his Universal or Undisputed Championship. It becomes tiring for fans as RAW has an active Champion on the show who defends his title almost every week.

As a result, a disappointed fan has sounded off at Reigns while The Tribal Chief was away from WWE for over 2 months. But the Head of the Table did not hesitate to hit back before making his return to SmackDown at Tulsa.

Roman Reigns makes his haters acknowledge him ahead of his return

A fan of Roman Reigns posted a clip of The Tribal Chief from Tiktok on X on October 14th. The TikTok video came via littleappleoffical/TikTok where Reigns expressed his message for another fan of Reigns and WWE Universe ahead of his return on SmackDown.

Roman Reigns replied in his way and stated what he was doing during his 2 months break. In the clip, he said, “Hey theorypill. I don’t know who you are but my buddy does. Since you are running your mouth, saying that I am not on the job, that I am on vacation. Whatever you think I am doing. That’s the thing, you don’t know what I am doing. You know what I am doing, I am in the lab, the movement lab. Training my ass off for this night in Tulsa, because we are gonna wreck and stop. And guess what, believe him.”

Reigns stated that he was training for his inevitable return at the SmackDown Season Premiere show at Tulsa on October 13th. He delivered his message for the Tulsa crowd ahead of his return to the SmackDown.

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Reigns did as he promised on the show. He confronted WWE Legend John Cena to open the Season Premiere on a high for Tulsa and WWE.

Tulsa crowd acknowledges Roman Reigns to break records

Paul Heyman thanked the Tulsa crowd for coming in high numbers to acknowledge the Tribal Chief’s return to in-ring action. As per Heyman, the show made two records. It was the highest-grossing TV event in the history of the Tulsa market. It was also the highest-paid attendance for any live event at Tulsa.

As per Wrestletix.com, last week’s SmackDown was attended by over 10,300 people. This was also the highest-watched wrestling show on TV and by the live audience last week.

What do you think of Roman Reigns’ reply to his haters?

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