Paul Heyman Warns Opponents Of Roman Reigns After WrestleMania Victory [Details]

Paul Heyman has heaped praises on Roman Reigns, who is the current WWE and Universal Champion, adding that their team has "only just begun."

Heyman was previously Brock Lesnar’s advocate. However, Heyman recently betrayed the Beast Incarnate and joined hands with Reigns. The betrayal had cost Lesnar his World Championship before reclaiming the title once again at the Elimination Chamber in Jeddah earlier this year.

At WrestleMania 38, Reigns and Lesnar came face to face for the 'Title vs Title' fight. The match saw Heyman interfere plenty of times, Reigns suffer legit injuries, and an impressive spear-into-a-kimura spot ended with an emphatic spear as Reigns scored the pinfall over his arch-rival. Reigns ended the 'Show of the Shows' as the undisputed WWE and Universal Champion.

Heyman took to social media Thursday to share an image of him and Reigns celebrating with both the WWE and Universal Championships after the showdown fight at AT&T Stadium, Texas. In the caption, Heyman talked about how Roman had achieved his goals, but will quickly move on to new ones, claiming that they'd only just begun.

"I humbly submit that as this frame was captured, the mindset became, 'every dream we had when we embarked on this journey together has been realized. Now, the truly exciting part, new dreams, new pursuits, new realizations of those visions.' You've only seen us get started. Our ambitions cannot be contained!" Heyman wrote.

Meanwhile, the WWE Company has "big plans" for Reigns to cross over to Hollywood, just like his cousin The Rock, WWE president Nick Khan revealed.

Reigns, who has been the Universal Champion for nearly 600 days now, has already featured in a few films, including the one with the latter -- "Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw."

“We think he’s certainly up there. We have big plans to help him cross over, which we think will be great for him and certainly great to do with him. The inner voice has to match the outer voice. It’s the same thing with our characters. Rock, John Cena, Stone Cold, Roman Reigns. Who they are now is who they are in real life, just amplified. That tends to work best for us. When you miscast someone, it never works in the film business,” Nick was quoted by Wrestling Inc, as saying on The Town.