Roman Reigns’ In-Ring Return, NXT Coach Gets A New Role In WWE

– This Monday’s RAW will be a must see as Roman Reigns appears to provide an update on his battle with leukemia. The way WWE has prompted his upcoming appearance has led people to think there is good news.

Rumors continued after Dave Gonyea, a personal trainer, posted a picture with Reigns and stated that as in-ring return is on its way. As for returning inside a ring, that is still months away; even if Reigns has excellent news. Gonyea replied to a comment about an in-ring return with the following on social media:

“He won’t be in action for another few months…keep in mind what leukemia is… and that he has been in remission this was a flare-up that he needed treatment for. I was working out with him and he was definitely moving slow. It’s the PG era they aren’t working cancer.”

Back in October, Reigns shocked the world by announcing his 11 year battle with leukemia returned and he was relinquishing the Universal Championship. He has made a few appearances outside of WWE and seems to be in good spirits. 

– Former ECW World Champion Steve Corino has transitioned from NXT coach to main roster producer according to PWInsider. He recently changed his social media handles to match the new role within WWE.

On the main roster, Corino will be responsible for the booking and production end of live events for RAW and SmackDown. He will be taking over the responsibility that Jamie Noble held. Noble is still with WWE and will now have other responsibilities within WWE.

WWE recently released Hall of Famer Arn Anderson after 18 years with the company. Still no word why Anderson was let go. At the same time, they brought in several new names for a backstage jobs such as “Hurricane” Shane Helms, Sonjay Dutt, Shawn Daivari, “Abyss” Chris Parks and Jeff Jarrett.