Roman Reigns has an interesting history with the Philadelphia fans, that’s for sure. They weren’t exactly thrilled when Roman Reigns won the Royal Rumble in 2015. As a matter of fact, the fans booed him out of the building, and even an endorsement from The Rock wasn’t enough to save Roman Reigns that night.
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Roman Reigns and the Philadelphia fans don’t exactly see eye to eye, and the fans are known to get a little rowdy from time to time, especially when Roman is in the room. Whether you love or hate Roman Reigns, there’s no denying that he gets people fired up.
The Philly crowd didn’t make as much noise for the SmackDown Live roster Sunday night as they usually do for Roman, and he challenged the fans to bring their best when Raw returns to the city.
Told yall I'm The Big Fight. Heard Philly was a little quiet tonight, better bring their best when we return!! #Raw #MyYard #B2R https://t.co/dETfoN2sXe
— Roman Reigns (@WWERomanReigns) July 24, 2017
Sunday night Jinder Mahal defended his WWE Championship against Randy Orton on Sunday night, and the Punjabi Prison match returned for the first time in over a decade. The return of the Punjabi Prison match wasn’t the only return that took place at Battleground, as former WWE World Heavyweight Champion The Great Khali also appeared and he helped Jinder defeat Randy Orton.
Jinder commented on Khali’s return after the pay-per-view on Talking Smack, and he said that he didn’t break the rules. He picked the Punjabi Prison match because he had a plan. Mahal added that in India family sticks together.
On this week’s episode we’re talking to Simon Grimm, aka Simon Gotch about what’s next for his career and more. In the episode Simon goes into some interesting ideas that he pitched to WWE creative, where he wants to wrestle next, and he also shares the story of how he found out The Vaudevillains were getting called up to the WWE main roster. We’re also sharing our predictions for the WWE Battleground pay-per-view and more. You can subscribe to Still Real Radio on iTunes, and you can also check out the latest episode below.
