Roman Reigns has the wrestling world buzzing following a noteworthy promo that took place during Saturday's show in Trenton, New Jersey.

Reigns cut a promo in the ring and told the fans that he's starting a new phase in his career. The Tribal Chief also thanked the crowd in Trenton, saying "I honestly don’t know if I’ll be back here again." You can see the video of Reigns' promo below:

This has naturally led to speculation that Reigns could retire from wrestling in the not-so-distant future. The Undisputed WWE Universal Champion has been pushed as the company's top star for over a year and a half now, so an early retirement would certainly leave Vince McMahon and company in a bind from a long-term booking standpoint.

Citing multiple WWE sources, Sean Ross Sapp of Fightful Select (h/t Sportskeeda Wrestling) reports that the Undisputed WWE Universal Champion is part of the company's plans "for the foreseaable future." It was noted that the soon-to-be 37-year-old Reigns is "not expected to leave any time soon."

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Last year, Reigns (a month away from turning 36) revealed that he planned to wrestle for at least another 15 years. Reigns may be planning to stick around long-term, but it's also possible that he follows the footsteps of The Rock and John Cena and transitions into a busy Hollywood career, with wrestling serving as a part-time thing.

Roman Reigns Doesn't Have Much More To Prove In WWE

Reigns is a lock for the WWE Hall of Fame, even if he retires today. His villainous run has been far-and-away the most successful of his singles career, and it's not even close. Working alongside Paul Heyman and The Usos, Reigns proved that he was well-suited for the "face of the franchise" role that Vince McMahon saw in him some years earlier.

Reigns has established himself as an all-time great during his dominant Tribal Chief run, and he's at the point now where there really isn't much else to accomplish.

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