“Think I Made Pretty Clear Tonight”- Bobby Lashley Says He Wants Roman Reigns’ WWE Title

VinayTuesday June 7, 2022

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Former WWE Champion Bobby Lashley emerged victorious in a 2-on-1 handicap match against MVP and Omos at the Hell in a Cell premium live event last night. Lashley has dominated Omos in their rivalry thus far. Even though MVP betrayed him, Lashley has continued to get the better of his rivals.

Lashley will likely start a new feud soon. It will be interesting to see which Superstar is his next opponent. WWE could also book him to be one of the participants in the Money in the Bank ladder match which is scheduled to happen next month.

The All-Mighty himself made it clear that he has his eyes on the WWE Championship now. Many fans would know that Roman Reigns currently owns both WWE Championship and Universal Championship. He is the undisputed WWE Universal Champion.

Taking to Twitter after his win against MVP and Omos at Hell in a Cell, Bobby Lashley wrote:

“Don’t matter the odds, you can’t stop the All-Mighty! Chicago, y’all were on fire!! What’s next? Think I made that pretty clear tonight. #HIAC @WWE.”

Don’t matter the odds, you can’t stop the All Mighty!

Chicago, y’all were on 🔥!!

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What’s next? 👀 Think I made that pretty clear tonight. #HIAC @WWE pic.twitter.com/VHzWucqH3n

— Bobby Lashley (@fightbobby) June 6, 2022

Bobby Lashley has defeated Roman Reigns in the past

Bobby Lashley can directly issue a challenge to Roman Reigns on this week’s RAW episode. However, the Tribal Chief is not advertised to be on the Money in the Bank premium live event next month, so if Lashley wants a shot at the world title, he will have to probably wait until Summer Slam.

Lashley has had many matches with Roman Reigns in the past. They had a match at Extreme Rules in 2018, where Lashley defeated Reigns clean. However, the All-Mighty could not continue his winning momentum and suffered a defeat against Roman in a subsequent match that led to Roman challenging Brock Lesnar for the Universal Championship at Summer Slam that year.