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World Cup final: Roman Reigns picks winner between Argentina, Spain
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World Cup final: Roman Reigns picks winner between Argentina, Spain

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American professional wrestler and actor, Roman Reigns, has picked Argentina to beat Spain in Sunday’s World Cup final.

The WWE superstar believes the Albiceleste will win a back-to-back World Cup, while the La Roja will lose in New Jersey.

Speaking about the team to win tonight’s World Cup final, Reigns said (as per HITC), “I am from Florida, I live down in South Florida now.

“So I am gonna get on that Messi train. I am going with Argentina,” he said.

Argentina and Spain head to the World Cup final after beating England and France in the semi-final stage.

World Cup final: Roman Reigns picks winner between Argentina, Spain

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