“It’s Not Just The Universal Title” – Paul Heyman Reveals The High Stake in Roman Reigns vs Jey Uso at Hell in a Cell

Hell in a Cell will have Roman Reigns vs. Jey Uso as the main event. Roman Reigns already said how the match will have the “highest stakes in WWE history” as he made it the first “I Quit” match inside the cell. However, his “advocate,” Paul Heyman revealed that Reigns would lose more than the Universal title if he lost the match.

In a recent interview with Metro, Paul Heyman spoke about the significance of the rivalry. The duo is not only fighting for the title but also for supremacy in the Anoa’i Family. Reigns fought at Clash of Champions for the title of the Tribal Chief rather than the championship title.

“One man has to forfeit his claim to be better than the other, One man has to forfeit his goals of being the single biggest star in WWE, the Universal Champion,” Heyman said. “One man has to forfeit his privilege of even attempting to claim to be the head of the family. So there is a lot on the line; it’s not just the Universal Title.”

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Paul Heyman spoke about his alliance with Roman Reigns

Paul Heyman had an infamous alliance with Brock Lesnar. Throughout the beast’s career, Heyman was associated with him. However, after Lesnar went off air and Heyman was fired from his creative position, he needed someone else to keep his on-air presence.

As Heyman revealed, “So this has been in the works ever since Roman Reigns debuted on the main roster and I would dare say this has been in the works since the day Roman Reigns was born.”

He then said that it has been in the works for far longer than what we’ve seen, “So, what do I like about it? Every single solitary thing about it, I like. How long has it been in the works? Really since the beginning of time, as Roman Reigns knows it to be.”

Paul Heyman’s client Roman Reigns is expected to win at the upcoming PPV. However, the rivalry between Uso and Reigns is bound to be more intense by the end of the upcoming match.