WWE Star Once Kicked Out Of Locker Room By Roman Reigns Is Finally Coming Back
Roman Reigns is sitting at the head of the table, but a ghost from his past might be about to pull the chair out from under him.
Just when fans thought the drama couldn’t get any thicker after the World Heavyweight Champion’s brutal wars with CM Punk and Jacob Fatu, a new rumor has exploded online. According to a recent report from False Finish, WWE is seriously looking into bringing back one of the most controversial figures in recent memory: Enzo Amore.
And here is where it gets personal.
For those who forgot, Enzo and Reigns share a history that is anything but friendly. Back in 2017, legendary referee Mike Chioda confirmed on the “Stories with Brisco and Bradshaw” podcast that Reigns personally kicked Enzo out of the locker room. The reason? The former Cruiserweight Champion was allegedly being disrespectful to his colleagues.
Enzo tells a slightly different story. He has claimed that he was removed for confronting a bully in the locker room. Regardless of who you believe, the tension was so real that Fightful reported multiple superstars backed up Enzo’s version of events at the time.
The awkwardness does not stop there. Enzo once revealed on the “Monte & The Pharaoh” podcast that just one day after Reigns kicked him out, the late Vince McMahon booked him in the main event of a show. Talk about mixed signals.
Now, with rumors swirling that Enzo (who goes by Real1 these days) was spotted visiting the WWE Performance Center, and that he might even bring his old partner Big Bill (formerly Big Cass in AEW) with him, the entire locker room is holding its breath.
Can Roman Reigns co-exist with a man he once banished? Or will this signing blow up before it even starts?
Meanwhile, Reigns has bigger problems than a potential Enzo return. He barely survived Jacob Fatu at Backlash, and now he has agreed to a Tribal Combat match for the title at Clash in Italy on May 31. If he takes his eye off the ball to worry about Enzo, he might lose everything.
One thing is for sure: WWE is about to get a lot more chaotic.
