Roman Reigns Weighs In On His Near Death Experience On Last Week's SMACKDOWN LIVE

Roman Reigns Weighs In On His Near Death Experience On Last Week's SMACKDOWN LIVE

WWE has claimed that the equipment that very nearly crushed Roman Reigns fell due to a mistake made by a forklift driver and now The Big Dog himself has weighed in on the matter via social media. Check it out!

By JoshWilding - Aug 05, 2019 04:08 AM EST
Filed Under: WWE
On last week's episode of SmackDown Live, Roman Reigns had a near death experience when some equipment very nearly fell on him. Since then, WWE has claimed that the accident was a result of a forklift driver error and, well, literally no one is buying it!

For now, though, it seems as if The Big Dog himself is as he's issued a statement on Twitter in which he points out that he's convinced it was just an accident. 

It's a pretty absurd angle and WWE is clearly trying to make it look like an accident so that when his mystery attacker - believed to be Daniel Bryan - is revealed, it will come as a surprise to fans. Either way, things should start taking shape either tonight or tomorrow, especially as SummerSlam is on the horizon.

Check out Reigns' Tweets below:


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