On this week’s WWE SmackDown, after an exciting video package, Michael Cole confirmed on commentary the next time the WWE Universe will see the “OTC” Roman Reigns on their television screens again. After getting injured at the hands of The Vision at WWE Clash in Paris, Roman Reigns made his much-awaited return to the WWE on the September 29, 2025, edition of WWE Raw. Roman would exact revenge on Bronson Reed and Bron Breakker, backing up former The Bloodline brothers The Usos.
After that exciting return, it’s only natural that the WWE Universe would ask when they’ll see the “Tribal Chief” once again. Wonder no more, WWE Universe. This Monday night, Reigns is slated to open WWE Monday Night Raw and speak his mind in front of a hot Texas crowd in Dallas, live from the American Airlines Center.
Since the start of the year, Reigns has had a problem with The Vision. Even before the group was conceived, Reigns already had Seth Rollins as a thorn on his side. As 2025 progressed, it seemed like Rollins built an army to screw over his former The Shield stablemate. But as everyone saw Monday night, Reigns is back once again, and he’s taking the kid gloves off. Every time Roman Reigns comes back to WWE, the fans can expect fireworks.
What does the undisputed “Tribal Chief” of WWE have to say to his loyal acknowledgers? Find out this Monday night on WWE Raw, live only on Netflix!
*BREAKING NEWS* Roman Reigns Returns to Dallas THIS Monday kicking off Monday Night RAW! Don’t Miss Your Chance to See The OTC Live at American Airlines Center!
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