Roman Reigns Plans WWE, Hollywood Dual Career Into 2025

Roman Reigns has made it clear that he intends to simultaneously pursue a top-tier career in both WWE wrestling and Hollywood acting, aiming to be the first to successfully lead major film projects while remaining an active main event WWE Superstar. He expressed this ambition during Stephanie McMahon's "What’s Your Story?" podcast, emphasizing that unlike predecessors who paused their wrestling careers for acting, he does not want to choose between the two. Reigns is already involved in notable film projects, including playing Akuma in the upcoming Street Fighter live-action movie and roles in other films like The Pickup and Good Fortune. His WWE contract is expected to expire after WrestleMania 42 in April 2026, but he plans to maintain a strong presence in WWE programming through 2025, including a scheduled match against Bronson Reed at Clash in Paris. Despite his growing Hollywood commitments, Reigns remains committed to wrestling, stating, "I’m always going to be a WWE Superstar. I’m always going to be Roman Reigns." This dual career path marks a shift from previous WWE stars and reflects his desire to redefine what is possible in balancing sports entertainment and acting.