The legendary Triple H of the WWE can challenge Roman Reigns for a championship. According to rumors from behind the scenes, The Game might make a comeback on TV and urge Tribal Chief to forfeit one of the championships. The Head of the Table will approve any World Championship competition that WWE holds.
Face of the company
WWE megastar Roman Reigns has been the top face of the company for a long time. Universal Champion Rance defeated WWE Champion Brock Lesnar in the main event of WrestleMania 38. He (Rance) became the undisputed WWE Universal Champion by unifying both the World Championships.
According to some reports, WWE is again looking to bring back the concept of two world championships. The company’s new creative head, Triple H, is also considering it. Backstage reports suggest that The Game may return to TV and ask Tribal Chief to give up one of the championships. The company wants to keep Roman undefeated till WrestleMania 39. It has been more than 745 days as Tribal Chief as Universal Champion.
Triple H may come on-screen to tell Roman Reigns that he can choose between the two championships. The company believes that in this manner the two World Championships without Reigns being lost could become part of WWE programming again. He said in the tweet,
Choose a title or work on Raw
One concept being considered right now with the two World Championships is for Hunter to appear on TV and demand that Reigns choose a title or work on Raw. That is the idea, and Roman will do it without giving the other team a KO to crown a new world champion.
The company may get a new world champion in the WWE Day 1 premium live event
The company hopes that WrestleMania 39 can have a dream match between The Rock and Roman Reigns. According to a report by Xero News, WWE may organize a tournament for the World Championship, vetted by the Head of the Table. The company can get a new world champion in the Day 1 premium live event.
Now it will be interesting to see when Triple H returns to TV and who becomes the new World Champion.
