Roman Reigns is not fighting Cody Rhodes for his first title defense post WrestleMania 39

While most of these events are SmackDown television tapings, there are several non-televised appearances and premium live events, including the upcoming bout against Mysterio and two other premium live events: Money in the Bank on July 1 (London, UK) and SummerSlam on August 5 (Detroit).

The match against Mysterio holds high stakes. It will mark Reigns' first defense of the all-new Undisputed WWE Universal Championship belt, unveiled to honor his surpassing 1,000 days as champion. While it seems unlikely that Mysterio, a 48-year-old WWE Hall of Famer, could wrest the title away from Reigns at a non-televised event, fans are, nevertheless, excited to see Reigns address the "criticism" and be more like his former stablemate, Seth Rollins, who's willing to defend his championship at non-PLE events.

Another twist in the tale is the tension brewing within the Bloodline faction. Reigns' return to Friday Night SmackDown will be fraught with tension as he seeks answers from Jey Uso regarding his loyalty, potentially shaking up the dynamics within the faction.

In the world of professional wrestling, few names resonate as powerfully as Roman Reigns, Cody Rhodes, and the WWE. An all-timer in Roman Reigns, holding the Universal Championship in an iron grip since August 2020, has surpassed the 1,000-day mark as the title holder, marking an era of dominance seldom witnessed in the WWE universe.

With The Head of the Table's reign continuing and a packed summer schedule, fans of WWE can expect to see a thrilling few months ahead. Regardless of the outcomes, Roman Reigns' reign as the Universal Champion has cemented his place in WWE history, and his upcoming bouts promise to be memorable additions to his impressive career.