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Baltimore's Jimmy's Famous Seafood Bans WWE's Paul Heyman After WrestleMania Betrayal

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Published on April 24, 2025
Baltimore's Jimmy's Famous Seafood Bans WWE's Paul Heyman After WrestleMania BetrayalSource: Miguel Discart, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

In a turn of events that's sparked as much fervor outside the ring as inside, Baltimore-based Jimmy’s Famous Seafood has officially banned WWE Hall of Famer Paul Heyman after his actions at WrestleMania 41. As reported by WMAR2News, the betrayal occurred during the event's Night 1 main event at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, where Heyman turned on his longtime ally Roman Reigns and CM Punk, aligning instead with Seth “Freakin” Rollins.

The dramatic shift in alliances was not only a twist in WWE's storyline, but it has also notably resonated within the Baltimore community. Jimmy’s Famous Seafood, a steadfast supporter of Reigns, reacted promptly on social media. "FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Due to his contemptible actions last night, @HeymanHustle (aka Judas) is hereby BANNED from both Jimmy’s Famous Seafood and The Island of Relevancy," read the post on their official Twitter page, as per the link provided by Jimmy’s Famous Seafood. The restaurant has often been vocal about its connection to Reigns, particularly through charitable contributions, such as the "Famous Fund," which assisted with the COVID-19 pandemic.

This decision to ban Heyman comes after a series of events at WrestleMania: Heyman, who is affectionately referenced as the "Wise Man" to Reigns' "Tribal Chief," seemingly realigned with Reigns amid a match before executing a second, and final betrayal. This second act of deception saw Heyman attacking Reigns and aiding Rollins, who ultimately won.

As a spokesperson for Jimmy's Famous Seafood clarified, "Paul Heyman’s actions were a slap in the face to Roman Reigns, who has been a pillar in our community." This sentiment, they told Southern Maryland Chronicle, underlines their decision to stand with Reigns. Many fans seem to share the restaurant's discontent, taking to social media to label Heyman "Judas" and magnify the backlash against him.