The recent reunion between Seth Rollins and Dean Ambrose came pretty much out of nowhere and with the duo now RAW Tag Team Champions, fans are wondering if a full on Shield reunion could be on the way. Roman Reigns is on the same show as those two and while he's busy clashing with John Cena at the moment, it's easy to imagine that happening before 2017 is over.
During a recent interview, Rollins was asked about the possibility of Roman joining them at some point but it doesn't actually sound like it's going to happen in the immediate future.
"He's obviously doing just fine for himself. Yeah, he's doing alright. Whether you love him or hate him, he's doing alright. He [has] been in three WrestleManias in the main event now, which is… hey, say what you will about it, but it's an impressive feat. There are not many men in the history of our industry who've been able to do that. So who knows? I mean, right now we're happy with where we're at and we're in a good spot with me and Dean. If we do tell that story, we've got a long way to get there and if it happens, I'd welcome it. I'd welcome the possibility, but I'm really happy with the Ambrose situation right now and I don't want to force anything."
It's hard to say whether or not Roman joining the group would help or hurt matters. If he and the rest of the team were to turn heel, that would be great, but The Shield may just get booed out of the building with the divisive former WWE Champion once again part of the stable. We'll have to wait and see but Rollins went on to reveal that his and Ambrose's reunion was not in the works for a long time.
"I believe what the plan was for me and Bray Wyatt to go a few pay-per-views. And them, whatever happened, happened. Something changed and they shuffled the deck and they ended up having to reposition, which, actually, worked out much better for me, in my personal opinion. But yeah, it [has] been almost a month or so that I've kind of known that we were heading in this direction."
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