The bloodline kicked off raw this week, and Roman Reigns still wasn't with them,

so I want to ask, where is he? Has anyone told us why? No, they haven't, so I,

Simon Miller have decided to call out Roman Reigns. Wait, what am I doing?

I'm not calling out nobody telling it, otherwise yes, hello, I am Simon,

what culture, welcome to Raw Rups, down to show where we take the finger of power,

and if something's good, we're going to give it an up, and if something's bad,

we'd say give it a down. I don't know, I don't know how this became a thing,

living in the very strange times. So for the who's so soulless to cover and Paul Heyman could do

much of anything though, the judgement day interrupted, and I was a little bit worried,

because back in the attitude here at WWE love nothing more than taking two teams and pushing

them together. So you remember when we had the corporation and the ministry, all of a sudden they

were the corporate ministry. So I had visions this was going to become the judgement line,

or the blood day, which sounds like some crappy B movie. But actually, after Damien

priest had acted like, I'm going to beat you up, he went and basically got on with Paul Heyman.

Simon Miller's face during this was tremendous, because it was like somebody had vomited on him,

he was so annoyed, when Paul was all like, yes, that's right, these two forces are coming together,

all thanks to the head of the table. J.U. So was stunned by this, but Heyman was like,

that's the whole point you goober, Roman wants to see how you are going to respond,

and we did address Finn Balor's rage here, or Amor's all look, I know you don't like it,

but you're going to have to do it anyway. The absolute best bit though is that,

really, Ripley kept changing spots, so she could continue to eyeball soulless a cola.

And when Heyman said to her, do we have a problem, the Smackdown women's champion said not yet.

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