Justin LaBar

So, I mean, to me, that sounds like we're in a situation, maybe Roman Reigns trying to use his status to go to Aldis or Pierce, or if you want to get a little more real about it, for unreal, to tell us about.

He goes to Paul Levesque and says...

We can't have this kind of nonsense around here.

I mean, like, that's what it feels like we're moving into based upon those words said by Roman and based upon the actions that we saw from Jacob at Backlash.

Baby face takes on anybody.

I mean, I was told a baby face takes on all competitors at all time, all places of walk of life will find a way to win.

Right?

Roman Reigns going, we can't have him here.

It felt 60-40 Roman.

At best, a 50-50 to start.

As it went on, I don't know.

As it went on at times, there was Fatu, Roman, back and forth, Jocelyn of Chance.

Though I think, well, maybe within the match because of the suspense, like there was a few false finishes where there was the crowd.

They bit on the possibility of popping for seeing a world title change.

And I'll tell you what, when they had Roman, when the ref was really checking Roman's arm, when the match was still going and Roman's eyes looked, I mean.

Kudos to him and the ref and everybody.

It timed out well.

I'm like, oh, my God.

He's looking like... And then he started doing the hulking up, but he really did that well.

So maybe within the match, it was a 60-40, 50-50 split.