Kemo
05-31-2023, 07:42 AM
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Roman Reigns is being advertised for ten upcoming shows through SummerSlam.
The Tribal Chief works a part-time schedule these days. His limited availability recently became the focus of one of WWE's top storylines and was the on-screen reason for the company introducing the new World Heavyweight Championship.
Reigns is WWE's top box office attraction and fans who are attending (or thinking about attending) any upcoming events are probably wondering if he'll be there.
As seen below, Reigns will be working two upcoming premium live events: Money in the Bank and SummerSlam. He'll also be competing on two non-televised live events, including one from Mexico City.
June 2: SmackDown from Wilkes-Barre, PA
June 16: SmackDown from Lexington, KY
June 17: Live Event SuperShow from Cincinnati, Ohio
June 30: SmackDown from London, UK
July 1: Money in the Bank from London, UK
July 7: SmackDown from New York City
July 21: SmackDown from Orlando, FL
July 22: Live Event SuperShow from Mexico City, Mexico
July 28: SmackDown from New Orleans, LA
August 5: SummerSlam from Detroit, MI
Reigns is currently embroiled in the white-hot Bloodline storyline, which saw The Usos (finally!) split from the group this past weekend at Night of Champions. This long-running angle continues to deliver newsworthy developments after a long period of slow build. A match featuring Reigns and Solo Sikoa vs. The Usos has to be in the works. After that, it's only a matter of time before Sikoa goes solo and sets his sights on Reigns.
Roman Reigns is being advertised for ten upcoming shows through SummerSlam.
The Tribal Chief works a part-time schedule these days. His limited availability recently became the focus of one of WWE's top storylines and was the on-screen reason for the company introducing the new World Heavyweight Championship.
Reigns is WWE's top box office attraction and fans who are attending (or thinking about attending) any upcoming events are probably wondering if he'll be there.
As seen below, Reigns will be working two upcoming premium live events: Money in the Bank and SummerSlam. He'll also be competing on two non-televised live events, including one from Mexico City.
June 2: SmackDown from Wilkes-Barre, PA
June 16: SmackDown from Lexington, KY
June 17: Live Event SuperShow from Cincinnati, Ohio
June 30: SmackDown from London, UK
July 1: Money in the Bank from London, UK
July 7: SmackDown from New York City
July 21: SmackDown from Orlando, FL
July 22: Live Event SuperShow from Mexico City, Mexico
July 28: SmackDown from New Orleans, LA
August 5: SummerSlam from Detroit, MI
Reigns is currently embroiled in the white-hot Bloodline storyline, which saw The Usos (finally!) split from the group this past weekend at Night of Champions. This long-running angle continues to deliver newsworthy developments after a long period of slow build. A match featuring Reigns and Solo Sikoa vs. The Usos has to be in the works. After that, it's only a matter of time before Sikoa goes solo and sets his sights on Reigns.