• Injured RAW Star Isn’t Happy About Fans Cheering For Roman Reigns
Xavier Woods (who is currently out of action with a shoulder injury) wrote the following about the Roman Reigns – CM Punk feud: “It’s 3 on 1 and yall keep blindly cheering for Roman. That’s crazy.” A fan tweeted: “Everybody got something to say about Roman and The Bloodline. Wonder why is that? And furthermore what room does Xavier have to talk?”
Woods replied: “Because he screwed all of us over for years. Its pretty simple.”
The Usos replied the following to Woods:
“Uce,
We’ll buy u another crown..
Let it go”
The Usos are referring to Roman taking away Woods’ King of the Ring crown after their match on SmackDown in 2021.
• Cody Rhodes Requested To Stay Away From Top WWE Star
The upcoming Street Fighter movie will feature Undisputed WWE Champion Cody Rhodes as Guile and 2026 Men’s Royal Rumble winner Roman Reigns as Akuma.
Recently, Cody revealed in an interview with Chris Van Vliet that the two were largely kept apart on set to avoid any potential conflict. The American Nightmare explained how careful the production team was about their movements on set.
“We had one day on set, and the way the set was, and he could probably reiterate this. I think they thought we were going to fight or have issues for real because they were very cognizant on the radios of us (and saying), ‘Stepping out with Guile, Akuma will be coming on.’ They were very cognizant that we would not cross paths. And we did, because I had to tell him the direction of one of the trailers, and that was our only moment, and it was very awkward.”
Reigns addressed Cody Rhodes’ comments in an interview with Adam Glyn, joking that Cody was a little nervous about him showing up on set and wanted to stay out of his way.
“I heard that, and the rumor is that he was requesting that. He was a little nervous that I was showing up because he got there before me and there was only a couple days of crossover.
You know what it is. Tribal Chief comes to town, he gets a little nervous. He don’t know what to do.”
