It's no secret that most of Roman Reigns' family is also in the business, much like his real-life brother Rosey. Like The Tribal Chief, the latter also won gold while competing in the WWE.
Roman Reigns' brother, Rosey, was signed with WWE from 2001 until 2006. He joined the company with his cousin Eddie Fatu, best known as Jamal, and formed the team The Island Boys. While on Heartland Wrestling Association, the former developmental brand of the Stamford-based promotion, they captured the HWA Tag Team Championship. They also held the MCW Southern Tag Team Championship on three occasions.
Rosey and Jamal debuted on RAW in July 2002, and their pairing lasted until June 2003, following the latter's release. The former then began teaming up with The Hurricane. In May 2005, the new duo won the World Tag Team Championship against La Resistance. He was released in 2006 and wrestled his final match in 2016.
Did Roman Reigns ever share the ring with his brother Rosey?
The Tribal Chief joined WWE in 2010 and debuted on the main roster in 2012, which meant he never got to share the ring with his brother. However, that doesn't mean the former World Tag Team Champion wasn't instrumental in his brother's career.
In an interview with WWE, The Tribal Chief opened up about losing his brother. He said that the weekend of Rosey's death was emotional and heavy, but it was nice to see his family come together and celebrate the life of Rosey.