The Rock's role for WrestleMania 32 this Sunday has been shrouded in mystery, but Roman Reigns hinted that the "People's Champion" could play a big part in the "Show of Shows."
Reigns and The Rock are cousins, and the "Brahma Bull" has even helped the leader of the Roman Empire on WWE television in the past. With just five days to go until the biggest show of the year at AT&T Stadium in Texas, The Rock's role hasn't been announced.
When Reigns was approached about possibly facing The Rock one-on-one down the line, he hinted that something could spark between them this Sunday at WrestleMania 32.
"I don't know," Reigns told The Orlando Sentinel when asked if a future match with his cousin was possible. "That depends on what goes down in Dallas I would think. You have to tune in -- check it out."
Reigns is set to be in the main event for the second straight year when he battles Triple H for the WWE World Heavyweight Championship. Last year, Reigns went up against Brock Lesnar for the richest prize in the game, but his moment was stolen by former Shield stablemate Seth Rollins, who cashed in his Money in the Bank briefcase to win the gold.
If The Rock were to get involved, it would make more sense for him to help Reigns from a storyline standpoint, given their tight bond.
The 10-time World Champion also has a history with Triple H, which includes a memorable segment at last year's WrestleMania where he and UFC star Ronda Rousey got involved in an altercation with "The Game" and his wife, Stephanie McMahon.
As for a future bout with The Rock, Reigns said he'd revel in the chance to take out his famous cousin.
"He's The Rock," Reigns told the publication. "He's the biggest movie star and biggest name in Hollywood right now. Why wouldn't I want to punch that in the face a couple of times?"
Sunday should be an interesting nights for the polarizing Reigns, as over 80,000 fans will file into AT&T Stadium and he's not expected to get the warmest reaction.
At the same time, he could end up leaving Texas as a three-time WWE World Heavyweight Champion -- regardless of what the fans think.
