4 Things That Could Happen After Penta Became Roman Reigns’ Next Challenger

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#4. Penta and Rey Fenix could team up against The Bloodline

Rey Fenix could remain involved in the World Heavyweight Championship story despite losing to his brother in the tournament final. WWE could have Fenix support Penta as he prepares to face Roman Reigns. The Bloodline has the numbers advantage, so having Fenix in Penta’s corner would help even things out.

Moreover, it would give Fenix something meaningful to do after falling short in the tournament. He would still be part of the championship story, this time by helping his brother challenge for the biggest prize.

#3. Roman Reigns could become more aggressive toward Penta

Penta is a very popular babyface, and the crowd is likely to be firmly behind him in Mexico City. That could bring out a more aggressive side of Roman Reigns. The Tribal Chief is already operating in something of a gray area, so WWE does not need to turn him into a full heel.

Reigns could become increasingly frustrated by Penta receiving support from fans. If the pressure continues to build, Roman could become more aggressive toward his challenger. That would allow WWE to push him closer to his old heel character without completely changing his current persona.

#2. Penta could get a major win before the title match

Penta has already done enough to earn his World Heavyweight Championship opportunity. However, WWE could give him another important win before September 14.

A victory over an established opponent would keep him active and maintain his momentum before the title match. It would also give the luchador another chance to prove himself as a top singles star.

#1. Penta could side with Solo Sikoa and LA Knight

Penta could also become involved in the ongoing rivalry between The Bloodline, Solo Sikoa, LA Knight, and Royce Keys and OTM.

Solo and Knight are already dealing with The Bloodline and could use another ally. Penta joining their side would give him an immediate connection to one of RAW’s biggest ongoing stories.

That said, Penta would still have his own reason for being involved. Roman Reigns is his next opponent, and he would be standing alongside two men who are also against The Tribal Chief.

Moreover, this would prevent Penta’s title opportunity from feeling disconnected from everything else happening on RAW. He would be part of the larger story before eventually facing Reigns for the World Heavyweight Championship.

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