WWE Rumors: Currently WWE is a hot topic for discussion as reports from CNBC revealed that WWE could possibly legalize gambling for high-profile matches. However, according to the latest report legalizing gambling in WWE could hurt big stars like Roman Reigns. Check details. Follow WWE News and Updates with InsideSport.IN
WWE Rumors: Will legalizing gambling in WWE hurt big stars like Roman Reigns? Find out
According to reports, WWE is right now in talks with state gambling regulators to legalize betting on high-profile matches. However, this could hurt big stars in the company.
Dave Meltzer stated that if the company is going to legalize gambling then they wouldn’t be able to tell anyone the finishes of Matches in advance. So WWE stars will no longer be aware of their finishes.
He further mentioned “the guys that this is gonna affect the most is your champions, your Charlotte Flairs, your Roman Reigns, Bianca Belair, Usos, and all of them. They’re the ones who need more than anyone, especially Roman Reigns, to know where he’s going and what he’s doing…If Roman Reigns is going into that pay-per-view against Sami Zayn, and he doesn’t know if he’s gonna win or lose until the last minute, how do he and Heyman and everyone craft the storylines for the week before and the week after and where they’re going and how you factor Cody Rhodes in, and everything.” (H/T:- WrestleTalk)
Thus, it is a serious concern that legalizing gambling in WWE could hurt big stars in the company.
However, Roman Reigns has a big match all set up at The Grandest Stage of Them All. He is all set to face the 2023 Royal Rumble Winner Cody Rhodes in a Singles Match at WrestleMania 39 for the WWE Universal Championship title. Let us see what happens in the most anticipated match of the year.
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WWE Rumors: Will legalizing gambling in WWE hurt big stars like Roman Reigns? Find out
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