Heyman’s Power Play? Seth Rollins May Have a Real Problem With RAW’s “Humble Oracle”
Heyman might’ve just put a knife in the back of his so-called protégé — and handed the handle to Roman Reigns.
On this week’s WWE Monday Night RAW, Heyman took center stage alongside Reigns for a tense in-ring promo. While The Visionary was notably absent due to his recent injury at Saturday Night’s Main Event, Heyman made sure his name still echoed through the arena.
But not in a way Rollins would appreciate.
Heyman first acknowledged Rollins’ unfortunate sidelining, then made a stunning pivot: he offered Seth Rollins' spot to none other than “The Tribal Chief” Roman Reigns. With a calm voice and a smirk that’s seen decades of manipulation, Heyman referred to Reigns once again as “my Tribal Chief,” hinting at a possible reunion — or power shift.
Reigns, however, wasn’t buying it. He rejected Heyman’s offer cold, accusing his former Wiseman of betrayal and warning Bron Breakker that Heyman has a nasty habit of riding coattails and rewriting history.
🎙️ Sam Roberts Chimes In: Trouble Brewing?
Wrestling analyst Sam Roberts addressed the brewing drama on his Notsam Wrestling podcast, pointing out that whether strategic or sincere, Heyman’s actions crossed a line.
“Paul Heyman is offering Roman Reigns Seth Rollins’s spot. Maybe he knows Roman won’t accept—but still, you’d think Seth somewhere, somehow, has a problem with that.”
– Sam Roberts, Notsam Wrestling Podcast
Roberts suggests the seeds of conflict are now sown between the injured Rollins and Heyman, particularly if Rollins sees this as opportunism during his weakest moment.
🧨 What’s Next?
With Seth Rollins on the shelf and Paul Heyman playing chess with the roster’s top names, all eyes are on two questions:
– Is Heyman rebuilding The Bloodline?
– Or is he building a kingdom of his own?
One thing’s for sure — when Rollins returns, he’ll remember exactly who handed his spot away.
🔎 MainEvent.News | Backstage Take:
Paul Heyman’s greatest trick isn’t betrayal—it’s believability. He always makes his move look like loyalty. By offering Seth’s spot to Roman, he didn’t just insult a top champion — he planted the seeds for chaos. When Rollins returns, don’t expect a warm embrace... expect a reckoning.
