Roman Reigns was initially eligible for the 2024 WWE Draft, but he has withdrawn from the pool. Roman Reigns last appeared on WWE programming on the second night of WrestleMania 40. There, Cody Rhodes beat him to win the Undisputed WWE Championship.

Roman Reigns, a powerhouse in the realm of professional wrestling and a cornerstone of WWE, has made the decision to step back from the 2024 WWE Draft. Reigns has been an extraordinary figure in the industry,

Paul Heyman announced on the April 26 episode of WWE Friday Night SmackDown that Roman Reigns was withdrawn from draft eligibility. Heyman would say that this is a good thing because with Reigns not returning to WWE television in the immediate future, there would be no need to waste the obvious first-round draft pick.

Roman Reigns’s absence from WWE has left a noticeable void in the weekly shows, but his cousin, Jey Uso, is making some big predictions ahead of the Draft. As the event approaches, Uso boldly forecasts Reigns as the first draft pick for Friday Night SmackDown,

Reigns' three-plus year reign as Universal Champion ended at night two of WrestleMania 40 earlier this month when he dropped the Undisputed WWE Championship to Cody Rhodes. He has yet to appear on WWE programming since his loss.

Former WWE Universal Champion Roman Reigns is amongst the highest-paid pro wrestlers and he’s getting this much amount as his salary in 2024.

With just hours left until the commencement of 2024 WWE Draft Night 1 on SmackDown, excitement mounts among fans as they await potential twists and turns in the roster selections. Despite champions being protected on each brand,