Penta Says He Is Not Done With Roman Reigns Following WWE RAW

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“First of all, I feel so proud about me because this is only for me. This is for all my people to come here to this arena in Mexico City. So thank you so much for everyone supporting me tonight. So this night was amazing. I know now why he is one of the best in the world. You know something? I want rematch. One day I become a World Heavyweight Champion. I promise you,” he said.

The luchador’s comments suggest that, despite the defeat, his ultimate goal hasn’t changed.

Penta in pursuit of Roman Reigns’ gold

Reigns, meanwhile, moves forward as the World Heavyweight Champion. The OTC successfully survived another major challenge, but the luchador’s determination could eventually bring the two Superstars together again.

The luchador challenged Roman Reigns for the World Heavyweight Championship on the September 14 episode of RAW in Mexico City. Performing in his home country, Penta received a huge reaction from the crowd and delivered an outstanding performance against one of WWE’s biggest stars.

El Cero Miedo may have lost his first encounter with Roman Reigns, but he clearly does not view the loss as the end of his journey. His promise to become World Heavyweight Champion suggests that this could be only the beginning of the luchador’s pursuit of WWE’s biggest prize.