In the same interview, Reigns also revealed his desire to move onto a “less physical form of entertainment” after his retirement. He disclosed that his current contract is up after WrestleMania 42 in April 2026. After that, he may re-sign for another year or two “max” before calling it a career.

Roman Reigns is truly in the midst of an unprecedented run. It's easy to forget that his dominance stretches back over a decade at this point. He was undoubtedly over-pushed as "The Big Dog" and had a permanent spot on the marquee because of Vince McMahon, but that doesn't erase the validity of his accomplishments.