The WrestleMania 40 landscape has undergone unexpected changes with the return of The Rock, impacting plans for Roman Reigns’ potential opponents. WWE Hall of Famer Mark Henry has shared his thoughts on the Busted Open podcast, suggesting that Reigns could be involved in two significant matches during the event.

Henry envisions a scenario where, on Night 1, The Rock challenges Roman Reigns for the coveted “Head of the Table” title. Following what is expected to be a challenging encounter, Henry proposes that on Night 2, Cody Rhodes steps up to vie for the championship. Taking advantage of the potential fatigue from the previous night’s match against The Rock, Rhodes could emerge victorious and become the new champion, creating a memorable and satisfying moment for fans.

However, not everyone is in favor of Reigns participating in two matches at WrestleMania 40. On the Taking You to School podcast, Tom Prichard voiced his dissent, arguing that the Tribal Chief should stick to just one match during the event. Drawing an analogy to a Super Bowl tournament, Prichard emphasized the physical toll of consecutive matches and expressed reservations about the feasibility of such a scenario.

Roman Reigns, with a remarkable title run exceeding 1200 days as the Tribal Chief, has become a central figure in WWE. While the specific opponent for his WrestleMania 40 match remains uncertain, the eventual moment of him relinquishing his title promises to be iconic and leave a lasting impact on the WWE universe.