WWE Hall of Famer Paul Heyman has been touted as a creative visionary, the brains behind ECW, the 2002 "SmackDown Six" era of WWE, and even the creative director of "WWE Raw" for a brief period of time.

During a recent interview with Screen Rant, Paul Heyman revealed the origin of The Bloodline concept. According to Heyman, he and Roman Reigns first discussed the concept of The Bloodline as early as seven to eight years ago. You can check out some highlights from the interview below:

Last year, Paul Heyman was kicked out of The Bloodline and was brutally attacked by Solo Sikoa and his heel crew after he refused to acknowledge The Street Champion as his new Tribal Chief at Madison Square Garden. The segment got rave reviews from fans and critics alike as Heyman gave one of his best performances that night.

At WWE Royal Rumble 2025, CM Punk will enter the men's Rumble match with the sole intention of winning. During this week's RAW, the Best in the World hyped his entry by stating how he would eliminate everyone and claim victory.

WWE Hall of Famer Paul Heyman has recalled his first-ever bump and revealed that he got knocked out twice when trying to sell moves.

Roman Reigns is set for a showdown with two of the biggest names in WWE history after Paul Heyman's announcement on WWE SmackDown.

Paul Heyman is known as one of wrestling's best managers, and recently shared his disastrous first bumps as part of the wrestling business.

Paul Heyman is known for being one of WWE's greatest managers of all time, but also a mentor to talent backstage when it comes to helping them define their character and improving their creative direction.

That’s when Heyman revealed that the “Tribal Chief” wants his belt back now that he has the Ula Fala and has set things straight with Solo (presumably). And he claimed that Roman ...

Paul Heyman shared his experiences in wrestling, discussing his first bump with Bam Bam Bigelow and a double backdrop by Yokozuna. He recently faced a powerbomb by The Bloodline. Despite not being an athlete,

Paul Heyman reflected on his famous promo with John Cena, and explained that Cena had no interest in knowing that he was going to mock him.

Roman Reigns is going to be back in the Men's Royal Rumble Match for the first time in five years. Paul Heyman made that announcement Friday night on SmackDown.