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Over the weekend, fans have already seen two major title changes that no one saw coming: Sami Zayn winning the Undisputed WWE Championship by beating CM Punk on Friday Night SmackDown and Stephanie Vaquer defeating Liv Morgan in Chile at a Live Show. Fans are now eagerly waiting to see how things unfold given that LA Knight and Solo Sikoa are after The Bloodline, and the group is also caught up in a heated feud with Royce Keys and his crew.
These are threats that might affect the dynamics of this bout, making it harder to predict the outcome. Keeping that in mind, let’s take a look at three last-minute predictions for the Roman Reigns vs. Penta WWE World Heavyweight Championship match:
#3. 946 costs Roman Reigns his title
Royce Keys and his 946 faction have been after The Bloodline since making their debut, and so far they have only inflicted damage to Reigns’s crew.
They earlier ambushed The Usos, Solo Sikoa, and LA Knight during their debut on RAW. The following week, they brutally attacked Jey and Jimmy Uso in the parking lot, leaving them all bloodlied.
On last week’s RAW, Keys and his crew set The Bloodline’s SUV on fire. Tonight, Royce and his boys could take The Usos and Jacob Fatu out at the beginning of the show, leaving Roman Reigns to fend for himself in the main event.
During his match, 946 could cause a distraction and attack the OTC, giving Penta a perfect opening to execute his finishing move to close the night out by beating the Original Tribal Chief, thus pulling off one of the biggest upsets in recent memory.
#2. Roman Reigns extends his streak after a tough battle
The Original Tribal Chief is boasting a perfect, undefeated record this year so far. He has also finished all his matches on his own and earned every win.
WWE should not risk his streak and reign on a regular edition of the red brand. Fans could see multiple close falls in the match, a few interferences, but Reigns would show his levels once again and clinch a big win.
This would establish the OTC as the most dominant champion on the current roster.
#1. Solo Sikoa may help Jacob Fatu keep 946 at bay
The Usos would be on Royce Keys and his group’s radar, and they could take the Bloodline Captains out at the beginning of the show, leaving Jacob Fatu alone to protect Roman Reigns from 946’s interference during his World Heavyweight Championship defense against Penta.
In a shocking turn of events, Solo Sikoa, who Royce and his crew also attacked, could set aside his personal animosity against The Bloodline for a moment. The Street Champion could join forces with the Samoan Werewolf to prevent them from interfering in the Original Tribal Chief’s match, allowing Reigns to secure another successful title defense.
That said, all the angles proposed above are speculative, and nothing has been confirmed as of now. It will be interesting to see what plans Triple H and his WWE creative team have in store for the Roman Reigns-Penta match on tonight’s show of the red brand in Mexico City.
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