Roman Reigns’ actions after Raw raise heel turn speculation
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Last updated Aug 20, 2026

Roman Reigns faced scrutiny after WWE's Monday Night RAW in Buffalo on August 17. His behavior during the closing segment suggested he may have turned heel, particularly after directing Solo Sikoa to stand down and later shaking hands with fans. This behavior followed a violent encounter involving Jacob Fatu, Sikoa, and LA Knight, raising questions about Sikoa’s alignment with Reigns. Internal reports indicate Reigns is listed as a heel. He is scheduled to return for WWE events on August 28 in Cleveland, but will not appear on the upcoming Monday show.
- •Reigns reportedly is listed internally as a heel in WWE.
- •He berated Solo Sikoa during RAW's closing moments.
- •Jacob Fatu's role within The Bloodline faces uncertainty.
- •Reigns will not appear on the next Monday Night RAW.
- •He is scheduled for an appearance on August 28 in Cleveland.
- 2:00 PMCageside Seats — Roman Reigns’ behavior after Raw raises questions about potential heel turn
"BUFFALO, NEW YORK - AUGUST 17: Roman Reigns and Jacob Fatu enter the ring during Monday Night RAW in Buffalo, New York. | (Photo by Cooper Neill/WWE via Getty Images) Raw’s closing segment seemed to suggest Roman Reigns had turned heel after berating a battered Solo Sikoa and telling Jacob Fatu to stand down. A report from False Finish claimed Reigns was currently listed internally as a heel in WWE. If that’s true, Reigns didn’t get the memo until after the show. On Wednesday, he shared bonus footage from after Raw went off the air on his Instagram. In it, he shook hands with a few fans as he and The Usos returned to the dressing room. View this post on Instagram Once backstage, they passed Jacob Fatu, who was standing silently in a corner. Jey Uso seemed most wary of Fatu. Earlier in the night, Reigns told Fatu to stand down after Fatu beat down Sikoa. It seemed like Sikoa was about to fall in line with Reigns until he blasted him with a Samoan Spike, then took out The Usos. LA Knight, who had come to Sikoa’s aid, then hit Reigns with a BFT. Before things turned violent, Fatu appeared upset when Reigns presented Jimmy and Jey with black Ula Falas and named them his captains. The scene mirrored the moment Reigns welcomed Fatu into The Bloodline, gifting him an Ula Fala as The Usos watched on, also looking upset. Talk about family drama. At least it makes for compelling TV. Has Reigns fully returned to his evil ways? Is Fatu’s position in The Bloodline tenuous? The only way to know for sure is to stay tuned to Raw. Reigns, though, won’t be on this Monday’s show. According to his advertised schedule, his next appearance is August 28 in Cleveland, where WWE will hold a Raw and SmackDown double taping.
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