Roman Reigns has acknowledged there are specific scenarios from his early days in WWE that he would go back and change if given the opportunity, according to Slam Wrestling. The admission comes six years into a run that has seen Reigns establish himself as the Tribal Chief and a central figure in one of the most successful periods in WWE history.
While Slam Wrestling did not detail the specific scenarios Reigns referenced, the comments represent a rare moment of reflection from a performer who has largely been defined by the dominant, villainous persona he adopted following his heel turn years ago. That transformation reshaped his career trajectory and set the stage for the extended title reign and character work that followed.
Separately, Reigns addressed the broader wrestling landscape in a new interview with Sam Roberts, as reported by Fightful. Speaking in the context of the upcoming “Street Fighter” film, which features a cast drawing from both Hollywood and professional wrestling, Reigns said there are “plenty of dudes in the locker room running around thinking they’re Roman Reigns,” calling the notion “ridiculous.” The remark underscores the degree to which Reigns views his standing in WWE as singular, even as the film project brings together performers and personalities from across the wrestling world.
The “Street Fighter” shoot reportedly took place in Australia, and accounts from those involved have suggested the cast enjoyed the experience, though specific details about Reigns’ role or scenes in the production were not included in the available reporting.
Together, the two interviews paint a picture of a performer who remains reflective about the path that built his current standing while also projecting the same unshakable confidence that has defined the Tribal Chief character. Neither report included specifics on what Reigns would change from his early WWE run, nor further detail on which locker room comparisons prompted his comments to Roberts.
