WWE rumors: Roman Reigns family upset over Wrestlemania 31?

The surprise ending of the main event from Wrestlemania 31 was something no one expected. There were no plans for Seth Rollins to suddenly cash in his Money in the Bank briefcase just as Roman Reigns and Brock Lesnar were practically decimating each other.

Prior to the annual event, rumors were flying high that Roman Reigns would end up winning the title from Brock Lesnar. But those rumors apparently changed when Lesnar re-signed with the WWE. With that happening, the likelihood of Lesnar retaining the title loomed.

As the main event tiff got underway, Lesnar dominated Reigns. However, Reigns would not go out quietly and the opportunity came when Lesnar inadvertently found himself hitting the outside ring post. Such became the golden opportunity for Reigns to cop the belt.

However, there was another wrestler who saw the opportunity and that was Rollins. Rollins cashed in and managed to steal the win and become the undisputed WWE heavyweight champion.

The Rollins move was said to be a last-minute decision. Apparently some fans were in awe while some were pretty much disappointed. But for fans who were able to closely watch the fans reaction when Reigns had the upper hand, the apparent boos could be heard once more. It will be recalled that many didn't think highly of Reigns, a chorus of boos which bring back to mind how the previous Royal Rumble went.

Aside from the fans, the family of Roman Reigns were also upset. It seemed that they had expected Roman to win it all but sadly it never happened. The Anoa'I clan were not shy about venting out their anger. In fact, Sika was all ready to start a war until a group of his family members were able to reason with him.

As things stand out, the family of Reigns seem to understand that it may not yet be the time for the former Shield member. Reigns will have his time but sadly, that is not for now.

So how does Reigns feel after that unforeseen turn of events? Check out the video interview below.

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