Roman Reigns' new WWE manager pitched

× A new WWE manager has been pitched for Roman Reigns. The decorated star currently holds the World Heavyweight Championship on RAW, where he is also leading a reunited Bloodline. Ad This new version of the faction is missing a key element, though: a manager.

Paul Heyman was the mouthpiece for the group since its inception but turned on OTC1 after The Bloodline's split. While Reigns and his cousins look strong on their own, there has been a pitch to manage the current World Champion. NBA analyst Stephen A.

Smith welcomed Danhausen on his show for an interview recently. During the conversation, Smith told the Very Nice, Very Evil star that he should try being a manager in WWE. While Danhausen didn't seem interested, Smith said he would like to be a heel WWE manager.

Ad Trending “I’ve thought about doing the heel manager thing. Should I do it?” he asked.

Oba shouldn't win King of the Ring? Check out why! Danhausnen questioned who he has in mind, and Smith said he would like to align himself with Roman Reigns since he was "big time."

“I don’t know. Roman Reigns. Maybe.

I acknowledge him; he's big time,” he added. Ad There have been more than a handful of reports linking Stephen A. Smith with a WWE appearance.

Smith has also expressed an interest in being an on-screen manager previously. During an interview on Logan Paul's IMPAULSIVE podcast, the veteran analyst said he would come for Paul Heyman's spot as WWE's top manager if he joins the sports entertainment giant. Roman Reigns sent a warning to the locker room during RAW This week on RAW, Roman Reigns formally inducted Jacob Fatu into The Bloodline and presented him with a ula fala.

Ad After they exited the ring, the Samoan Werewolf brutally attacked actor and comedian Eric André after he laid hands on his ula fala. Reigns encouraged the attack and even ordered Fatu to go "one more time." As he was walking up the ramp, the Tribal Chief delivered a stern warning to the locker room.

He said they didn't want to do this, but if they are pushed, they will take out everyone. He mentioned it was good to have control, saying they need to smack people down. Ad If you use quotes from this article, please credit Stephen A.

Smith Sports and give an H/T to Sportskeeda Wrestling for the transcription. × Was this article helpful? Thank You for feedback Quick Links More from Sportskeeda Edited by Sherjeel Malik A new WWE manager has been pitched for Roman Reigns.

The decorated star currently holds the World Heavyweight Championship on RAW, where he is also leading a reunited Bloodline. Ad This new version of the faction is missing a key element, though: a manager. Paul Heyman was the mouthpiece for the group since its inception but turned on OTC1 after The Bloodline's split.

While Reigns and his cousins look strong on their own, there has been a pitch to manage the current World Champion. NBA analyst Stephen A. Smith welcomed Danhausen on his show for an interview recently.

During the conversation, Smith told the Very Nice, Very Evil star that he should try being a manager in WWE. While Danhausen didn't seem interested, Smith said he would like to be a heel WWE manager. Ad Trending “I’ve thought about doing the heel manager thing.

Should I do it?” he asked. Oba shouldn't win King of the Ring?

Check out why! Danhausnen questioned who he has in mind, and Smith said he would like to align himself with Roman Reigns since he was "big time." “I don’t know.

Roman Reigns. Maybe. I acknowledge him; he's big time,” he added.

Ad There have been more than a handful of reports linking Stephen A. Smith with a WWE appearance. Smith has also expressed an interest in being an on-screen manager previously.

During an interview on Logan Paul's IMPAULSIVE podcast, the veteran analyst said he would come for Paul Heyman's spot as WWE's top manager if he joins the sports entertainment giant. Roman Reigns sent a warning to the locker room during RAW This week on RAW, Roman Reigns formally inducted Jacob Fatu into The Bloodline and presented him with a ula fala. Ad After they exited the ring, the Samoan Werewolf brutally attacked actor and comedian Eric André after he laid hands on his ula fala.

Reigns encouraged the attack and even ordered Fatu to go "one more time." As he was walking up the ramp, the Tribal Chief delivered a stern warning to the locker room. He said they didn't want to do this, but if they are pushed, they will take out everyone.

He mentioned it was good to have control, saying they need to smack people down. Ad If you use quotes from this article, please credit Stephen A. Smith Sports and give an H/T to Sportskeeda Wrestling for the transcription.

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