BOO ME.
It Gets Me Off.

For some, one versus all sounds like an unwinnable contest, a hellish punishment or a neverending nightmare. For Roman Reigns, it’s just another day at the office.

The agile, imposing juggernaut has been told his entire life that he cannot accomplish his goals. And since day one of his arrival in WWE, he has proven his naysayers wrong in the language of broken bodies and shattered Superstars who thought they had his number. Whether it was finishing opposing teams off as the enforcer of The Shield or steadily grinding his way toward the WWE World Heavyweight Championship as a solo competitor, Reigns has made a lasting impression on anyone who’s come into contact with him.

That includes Brock Lesnar, whom The Big Dog locked up with in the main event of WrestleMania 31. That also includes Randy Orton, who was cut down by a Spear in one of Reigns’ first solo rivalries. And that certainly includes Triple H, who The Powerhouse beat in the main event of WrestleMania 32 to claim the WWE World Heavyweight Title in a grueling, heartfelt effort.