Roman Reigns posts a crucial message on Instagram days before the main event of WrestleMania 42

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On Instagram, Roman Reigns posted a video of an intense workout and said that success never lies and that hard work will always leave clues:

Roman Reigns’ final segment with CM Punk before WrestleMania 42 was met with a negative response

Roman Reigns’ final segment with CM Punk on the RAW before WrestleMania 42 was met with an underwhelmed response. While the past month or more has been filled with intense action in the ring and at ringside, with both men taking turns to go through the announcer’s table, the final segment was far more toned down.

It was both men declaring their hatred for each other while simultaneously appearing to glaze one another’s accomplishments and contributions. While there is no doubt that even in hatred, they can’t deny the impact that they have had, it seemed to have completely failed to hit the mark in terms of being the go-home segment before their match at WrestleMania 42.

Mind you, this is the main event of WrestleMania Sunday, which means that it is considered a level above the match that headlines Saturday. In a sense, it is considered the true main event of WrestleMania. Either way, Triple H didn’t seem to do any favors with the way he booked this segment, and it’s no surprise that it was met with such a response.

Whether it’s on Instagram, Facebook, or X/Twitter, the responses appear to have a common theme. Overall, it’s representative of the larger creative issues that WWE is facing and has been facing since early 2025, and the 25% reduction in WrestleMania ticket prices may have very well been a sign of WWE admitting that they went too far with the record revenue chasing.