Sunday night at WrestleMania 33, Roman Reigns went one on one with The Undertaker, and Roman put The Deadman down. After Reigns won the match, he made his way back up the entrance ramp as The Undertaker stayed in the ring.
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After a quick highlight package played, The Undertaker stood in the ring wearing his hat and coat while he was covered in blue and purple lights. Taker took his sweet time as he removed his outfit and placed it in the middle of the ring. He then walked over to his wife, kissed her, and then left for what seemed to be his final goodbye.
As of right now all of us are under the impression that The Undertaker has retired, which means Roman Reigns is the man who retired him.
The next night on Raw, Roman Reigns made his way out to the ring for a promo at the beginning of the show, and he stood in the ring for quite a while, but the crowd booed him so loud that he couldn’t speak.
Eventually Roman did speak and he simply said, “this is my yard now.”
Roman got an impressive amount of heat, and it was the loudest segment Raw has seen in a very long time.
Bubba Ray Dudley took to Twitter during the segment to comment on the massive reaction Roman received from the crowd.
Roman is playing 15,000 ppl like a fiddle right now.
And he hasnt said a word…#RAW
— Bully Ray (@bullyray5150) April 4, 2017
https://twitter.com/artisticgamez/status/849053507751751680
Although some fans seemed to disagree with Bubba Ray about the heat Roman received on Monday night, the former WWE Tag Team Champion still feels that Roman Reigns is money.
https://twitter.com/bullyray5150/status/849361704374984704
Roman killed them. He let the crowd cut his promo and then, in response to UT being retired he claimed his yard again. No one can deny it now.
I actually responded to this. If anyone knows the difference between Heel Heat, and XPac Heat, it’s Bubba. People paid to not only see the Dudley Boys get their asses kicked, they paid to actually fight the Dudley Boys. Bubba and DVon were heat magnets, back in the day.