One Big Thing
Paul Heyman declares The Bloodline storyline as professional wrestling’s greatest narrative, surpassing legendary feuds like Austin vs. McMahon and the nWo era.
Key Details
- Heyman points to the storyline’s unprecedented longevity as a money-drawing attraction
- The saga has maintained consistent character development since 2020
- Roman Reigns‘ character evolution remains central to the story’s success
Direct Quote
“Because of the longevity that this storyline has had, I have to rank it number one. The money-drawing years of the Horsemen weren’t this long. The money-drawing years of the nWo weren’t this long.”
By The Numbers
- Roman Reigns has held the Universal Championship for 1200+ days
- The Bloodline story has spanned multiple WrestleManias
- Generated record-breaking merchandise sales and viewer engagement
Why It Matters
The Bloodline storyline has:
- Transformed WWE’s storytelling approach
- Set new standards for long-term character development
- Created multiple breakthrough stars including Solo Sikoa and Jey Uso
Historical Context
The saga surpasses classic wrestling storylines in duration and financial impact:
- Hogan vs. Savage
- The Four Horsemen era
- The nWo invasion
- Austin vs. McMahon
What’s Next
The storyline continues to evolve, with potential new chapters involving:
- The Rock’s involvement
- Upcoming WrestleMania implications
- Jimmy Uso’s ongoing role
What do you think? Is The Bloodline truly wrestling’s greatest story? Share your thoughts in the comments below.