WWE Superstar Roman Reigns did an interview over the weekend where he confirmed he will be at Monday Night RAW live from the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, N.Y. while he also gave an update on his injury.
Reigns spoke with radio host Sam Roberts at "Ringside Fest" in New York City on Saturday and he confirmed his live appearance for Monday night.
"I'll be at Brooklyn at RAW," Reigns said, "talk to the WWE Universe a little bit, let them know my situation."
Reigns, who has been sidelined since undergoing emergency hernia surgery on Sept. 20 that canceled his match with Seth Rollins at Night of Champions the following night, said he isn't used to having time off.
"It's a weird situation with my schedule to have so much time off," Reigns said. "It was a bit boring because I couldn't get up and move around. I couldn't strain or do anything. So it would have been nice to be able to work out a little bit more, but I'm getting into that phase now. I'm able to get in the gym and do cardio so it's all progressing now."
Reigns said he isn't worried about the possibility that his big push might be stalled now that he is missing time and the show is going on.
"I don't [worry] about that stuff," he said. "This is show business. The show has to go on. When you go into it, you know what this is. It's entertainment. Just because I'm on the shelf or I have a little break doesn't mean that people don't wanna smile anymore so you know the show's gonna continue to be bad a-- like it is and hopefully when I come back I can just add to it."
Lastly, Reigns said he wasn't sure when he would be back in action.
"You know, maybe a couple of months," he said. "It's gonna be a week-to-week basis so we'll see."
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