The latest episode of Friday Night SmackDown saw a helpless Roman Reigns finally trying to contact the Wiseman Paul Heyman, only to find out that the number he has was disconnected. As the disappearance of Heyman continues, it continues to add a lot of intrigue among the WWE universe as they wait to see what happens next. Amid the anticipation, a WWE Hall of Famer has expressed his thoughts on how the WWE may bring back the wiseman.

HOFer predicts How The WWE Will Book The Return Of PauL Heyman

While speaking on the Busted Open Radio, Bubba Ray Dudley predicts how the WWE would plan out the return of the Wiseman Paul Heyman as the build-up for the Survivor Series: WarGames intensifies. Hall of Famer believes Heyman will be back for the Original Bloodline ahead of the WarGames PLE.

“I think the next time we see Paul Heyman is when he brings that fifth member to the table. Let’s think rationally here, guys. The OG Bloodline need a fifth member, right? If it’s not Seth [Rollins]. And Seth and Paul really have no ties, and the OG Bloodline already went to Seth, and Seth said no,” Bubba Ray Dudley stated.

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While Seth Rollins has denied being a part of Roman’s Bloodline to go up against Solo Sikoa’s henchmen and Bronson Reed, the recent instance that happened on Monday Night RAW suggests that he might join them for the WarGames match. If that is not the case, Heyman could bring out the unthinkable and introduce another member of the Samoan clan who is an active wrestler.

While this is a wild guess, Paul Heyman could also bring up one of his former clients in the WWE. The two big names are CM Punk and Brock Lesnar the fifth member of Team Roman Reigns. The possibilities are highly unlikely, but the WWE could pull off the unthinkable. The fifth member’s identity is unknown, and for the time being, fans are limited to waiting for the story’s next twist. It is yet to be seen what happens next.

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