For most outsiders looking in, many would argue that Roman Reigns has got it all going on. From being a must-see draw for the WWE to setting new records in the history books as championto having the looks and the charisma of a champion,nothing seems out of place for "The OTC." However, Reigns argues otherwise. In an interview with Men's Health, "The Head of the Table" candidly describes the ebbs and flows of working for an aesthetic business that focuses mainly on one's physical appearance, and how he tries to keep up in such a demanding industry."We all got a little bit of body dysmorphia, right? We're all fighting this little critic in our head. So, luckily, I have a lot of time in, so I will always carry some muscle mass, but I'm in an aesthetic business and this is what I signed up for," the current World Heavyweight Champion said. "So, there's nobody to blame. This is the troublemaker here. But yeah, it's not always perfect. The demands that we're asked, it is hard to stay unless that's just the way you are."In between keeping up his appearance, Reigns has a lot coming up within the next two weeks. His most recent movie role (asAkuma) in the live-action adaptation of "Street Fighter" will hit theaters on October 16. Regarding the ring, Reigns will host his fifth title defense at Money in the Bank against long-time opposer of Reigns and his Bloodline family dynasty, LA Knight.If you use any of the quotes in this article, please credit "Men's Health" with a h/t to Wrestling Inc. for the transcription.
