Kemo
05-07-2018, 09:59 PM
It looks like we haven’t seen the last of Roman Reigns’ quest to dethrone WWE Universal Champion Brock Lesnar.
Despite that fact that Reigns has already lost to Lesnar twice in the past month (at WrestleMania 34 and Greatest Royal Rumble), WWE.com’s preview for tonight’s RAW ponders if Reigns’ victory of Samoa Joe at Backlash will “finally” put him a position to battle The Beast.
After being called the "Uncrowned #UniversalChampion" AND taking down @SamoaJoe at #WWEBacklash, is @WWERomanReigns destined to clash with @BrockLesnar once again? https://t.co/GBAJmdcN5b
— WWE (@WWE) May 7, 2018
Lesnar is not currently advertised for Monday’s RAW TV event from Long Island, nor is he booked for next week’s European tour.
Brock Lesnar’s next advertised appearance is scheduled for the May 21st edition RAW in Albany, NY.
The Universal Championship was not defended at Backlash, so there’s a good chance Lesnar will be in action at next month’s Money in the Bank pay-per-view on June 17th from Chicago.
Despite that fact that Reigns has already lost to Lesnar twice in the past month (at WrestleMania 34 and Greatest Royal Rumble), WWE.com’s preview for tonight’s RAW ponders if Reigns’ victory of Samoa Joe at Backlash will “finally” put him a position to battle The Beast.
After being called the "Uncrowned #UniversalChampion" AND taking down @SamoaJoe at #WWEBacklash, is @WWERomanReigns destined to clash with @BrockLesnar once again? https://t.co/GBAJmdcN5b
— WWE (@WWE) May 7, 2018
Lesnar is not currently advertised for Monday’s RAW TV event from Long Island, nor is he booked for next week’s European tour.
Brock Lesnar’s next advertised appearance is scheduled for the May 21st edition RAW in Albany, NY.
The Universal Championship was not defended at Backlash, so there’s a good chance Lesnar will be in action at next month’s Money in the Bank pay-per-view on June 17th from Chicago.