If last weeks live crowd is an indication, Roman Reigns could be slowly turning the corner with fans, garnering a stronger positive reaction than he has in some time. Its tough to buy him as an underdog when hes overcome nearly every obstacle, but Reigns had fans rallying behind him on Raw. Can he keep them on his side? The challenge Roman faces is that he clearly has been on the cusp of the mountaintop for some time now, but he never really has had the strong backing of fans in the way that Daniel Bryan did during his underdog run of 2013-14. Instead, a series of speedbumps and machinations (and a Money in the Bank briefcase cash-in) have kept Roman from reigning over WWE. That sometimes can work to get fans to support you, but it also can backfire.If WWE is hellbent on making Reigns a future champion and insisting that it be as a good guy, the company needs fans to buy in to Roman, or else they just are going to have John Cena 2.0, without the tremendous merchandise sales.