Patient says Roman Reigns has been screened out of cancer by a British charity specializing in the fight against cancer

One of the leading cancer charities in the United Kingdom went on to defend Roman Reigns while he claimed to have been diagnosed with cancer.

The Big Dog returned to a WWE ring for the first time in four months last night after a break. to fight leukemia.

The 33-year-old man launched Raw with the announcement of a bomb that he had conquered the disease and was in remission.

Reigns, whose real name is Joe Anoa? i, was greeted by a thunderous reaction. and public support in Atlanta, Georgia.

The former Shield member was also applauded around the world for his journey. in which he has worn all along.

However, a small number of people reacted quite differently and disturbingly to the triumphant return of Reigns.

The tidal wave of emotion and joy that reigned during his return is certain to propel him into a match of scale. WrestleMania in April.

That did not please some, with online fans claiming that the superstar had mimicked his illness – simply because he had had little hair loss or weight loss.

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The bizarre and unpleasant theory centers on the belief that the whole situation was designed to get more support for Reigns.

The four-time world champion has always been a polarizing figure for WWE fans, much in the same vein as John Cena before him.

The charges come from an unlikely source. A leading charity in the UK has tried to get the facts right.

Leukemia Care UK, a national charity fighting blood cancer, tweeted: "In response to tweets we see online on @WWE and @WWERomanReigns, we wanted to discuss a little about leukemia / leukemia, relapses and perceptions of cancer

"First of all, incredible information about Roman Reigns. Relapse is a frightening reality for all patients with leukemia. You are either afraid that your cancer will reappear, or you have to undergo treatment in case of relapse. It's great to hear positive news from a patient with leukemia.

"The tweets we see are mainly focused on the idea of ​​what a cancer patient should look like." How can he have hair? "How can he not have lost some of the weight? "Why does not it look like a cancer patient?"

"Here we will look at some information about leukemia. Back to the sources. Leukemia is a cancer. It affects people of all ages. There are four main types of cancer: ALL, AML, CLL and CML. However, there are other types and subtypes. LEUKEMIA COMPLIES!

"Different types are essential Acute leukemias are aggressive and require aggressive treatment to save a patient Chronic leukemias are incurable but can be treated DO NOT FORGET – We do not know what type of leukemia he is suffering from, so NONE of us is in a position to question his treatment, his appearance, etc. "

" The charity then gave more information about the possible side effects of different cancers, before giving a last look at Reigns' plight.

In a snap to the The language of struggle and the phrase used in the industry for a scripted scenario, he added: "Do not forget that everything in life is not a job."