While speaking to the Off The Board podcast, Roman Reigns was asked if he believes a match against John Cena will eventually take place. Reigns would reveal that he believes it would and explained why.

“I think so. If you’re here for the right reasons — and this doesn’t just go for wrestling, this is anything, this is what drives our world — you wanna be in there with the best,” said Reigns.

“To say John Cena is not one of the best of all time is asinine. He is. He’s a 16-time heavyweight champion. There’s only two men in the whole world that can say that. So to be able to share the ring with him, to do a big fight with John Cena, I’m all for that.”

He continued, “I came here for a reason. I didn’t come here to blend in. I came here to stick out and that’s what I’ve done. I’m not gonna back down to anybody I said this a long time ago: I don’t care who’s at the top. I’m stepping up. I think I’ve proved that over the years. I think, what a great way to honor both of our careers and what we’re trying to do and the way we try to drive this train. What better way to do it than in the ring, one on one.”

You can listen to the complete interview here.

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As Darren Young continues to train for his ring return, he noted on Twitter that Finn Balor introduced him to blood flow restriction therapy for rehabilitation.

Thanks 2 @FinnBalor 4 introducing me 2 #bloodflowrestriction for rehabilitation training. It's helped so much in my recovery. #blockthehate pic.twitter.com/K6yFoOAW3R

— nodaysoff D-Young (@DarrenYoungWWE) June 1, 2017

As previously noted, Young has been out of action since January with an arm injury.

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Former WWE Superstar Ricardo Rodriguez announced on Facebook that he has retired from in-ring competition.

He wrote, “So I have decided to hang up the boots and just train/teach. I’m better at that, anyways, plus real life is getting in the way.”

For those who don’t remember, Rodriguez was part of Alberto Del Rio’s act as his personal ring announcer during Alberto’s first run with the company. WWE and Rodriguez parted ways on July 30, 2014. Since his departure, he has been working the indie circuit.

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