WWE: Roman Reigns Provides Update on His Ongoing Leukemia Battle, AJ Styles on Him Being The Undertaker’s Final WWE Opponent, Netflix Censors Out Jacob Fatu Being Hit By Car From Jaida Parker Segment From 9/28 WWE RAW Show VOD Version

Roman Reigns Provides Update on His Ongoing Leukemia Battle

As noted before, Roman Reigns has been battling leukemia since 2007 and publicly revealed his battle with the disease in October of 2018. Reigns took a break from his wrestling career from October of 2018 until February of 2019 following his leukemia being in remission again.

Men’s Health held a recent interview with Reigns. One of the topics discussed included Reigns’ thoughts about his battle with leukemia and how he has to be careful due to his medical history.

“With my medical history, I have to be very careful. I’m still, to this day, down to the wire fighting CML. I have to be very careful when it comes to things like that. Anything invasive or anything like that, I can’t take a chance on it. I’ve heard all kinds of cool stuff about that, but I haven’t been able to break into that or sample it. Maybe one day it’ll be a question for my doctor, but it’s something that I’ve been able to outwork everything to this point. If I can keep doing that, I’ll stay on that route.”

Reigns also gave his thoughts about how his current battle with leukemia is under control and he is under the actual baseline for it but not in molecular remission yet.

“It’s under control, and we’re under the actual baseline, but to be in molecular remission, it has to be almost zeroed out, and there are still those minute traces, like .0031, but it counts. I still have to be very careful and very smart. For me, and this is someone who doesn’t have a lot of knowledge on it, peptides are overrated.”

Transcript h/t: Fightful.com


AJ Styles Comments on Him Being The Undertaker’s Final WWE Opponent

Sporf’s James Sweetman held a recent interview with WWE Hall of Famer AJ Styles. One of the topics discussed included Styles thoughts about him being the final opponent of The Undertaker’s in-ring wrestling career in WWE and their Boneyard match at WrestleMania 36.

“Well, it was definitely different. It was something that we didn’t know was gonna happen until it did. So getting the Boneyard match built to look like the match that looked like it was pretty unbelievable. Man, to have the match with The Undertaker, his last match, and I wish we could have done it earlier because him and I, there was just something about our timing and everything that we had together. It was a recipe for a great match. We just got to do it in a cinematic way.”

Transcript h/t: Fightful.com


Netflix Censors Out Jacob Fatu Being Hit By Car From Jaida Parker Segment From Sept. 28th WWE RAW Show VOD Version

Since this past June, Netflix has been releasing edited versions of Video On Demand replay versions of several WWE RAW shows and this past June’s WWE Night of Champions 2026 event due to blood and vulgar words-related issues.

PWInsider’s Mike Johnson reported that Netflix released an edited VOD version of the September 28th episode of WWE RAW that had initially featured Jacob Fatu being hit by a car that was driven by Jaida Parker as part of The Bloodline’s brawl with 946 and Parker being revealed as the newest member of 946.

This segment was aired in full and uncensored during the live broadcast of the show.

Johnson reported that the VOD version features the screen going black when Fatu runs head first into the car door while trying to get at Royce Kets and for a second time when he is hit by the car driven by Parker. Johnson reported that while the video is not shown, the audio for these two censored out scenes are still intact and can be heard.

This edited version also ends out a few seconds earlier than the live broadcast did to remove the crowd’s applause for the segment.