WWE’s Paul Heyman ‘Incredibly Shady’ Claims Roman Reigns

Paul Heyman made his return to WWE on the November 22 episode of SmackDown, accompanying CM Punk as joined forces with Roman Reigns.

The return, which can be seen below this news story, happened a week after Reigns attempted to contact The Wiseman only to discover his number had been disconnected.

Reigns has addressed his relationship with Heyman in comments made during an appearance on SI Media with Jimmy Traina.

Describing Heyman as “incredibly shady”, Reigns went on to explain:

“Paul’s been incredibly shady if you don’t ask me. I’ve seen some of the speculation, ‘Well you didn’t answer his phone calls’ and this and that. But at the end of the day when I take my leave there’s no question what I’m doing. I’m recessing back to family, change the hats, put on that fatherhood hat to refocus. That way I can come in and come back and dominate and run the show and represent my family at the highest capacity, at the highest standard possible.

“So there’s no question when I leave, the question is what happened with him. There’s a lot of things that we just haven’t had the time to dive into and that’s just the train wreck of a return that it’s been for me.

“I thought wearing the crown was a hell of a burden, trying to put all the pieces together when power behooves you is incredibly difficult.

“So right now, I have just as many questions for the Wiseman as you.”

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In the interview, Reigns also discussed plans for appearances beyond the Netflix premiere of WWE Raw for which he was recently advertised.

He also discussed his transition into a babyface character “without doing anything” thanks to the “strong characters” in the ongoing Bloodline story.

With CM Punk joining Reigns, The Usos and Sami Zayn in the upcoming WWE Survivor Series WarGames match, details of who wrote and produced the recent SmackDown segment can be found here.

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