10 Best WWE Network Shows Of 2019 (So Far)
4. Chronicle: Roman Reigns Part 1 & 2
The story fell in to WWE's lap, but still required telling - and with the gravitas it was afforded throughout.
Chronicle's consistency since a 2018 debut documentary on Samoa Joe has made it the WWE Network's biggest recent success story. A special on Dean Ambrose may one day be the stick Jon Moxley fans use to smash the organisation over the head with, whilst a post-Nia Jax facebreaker feature on Becky Lynch was a rushed cash-grab on a woman rapidly becoming 'The Man'.
Roman Reigns' remission (y'all) was comfortably the most pleasing use of the soft-focus special yet, split over two parts to lend the story the credence it richly deserved. It was easy to see why 'The Big Dog' is most definitely 'The Guy' for Vince McMahon - Joe Anoa'i came across like a wonderful, hardworking human being, even when he thankfully only had wars less significant than a leukemia bombshell left to win.
Discussing how it was his goal to become an advocate for charities and the fight against the disease, Roman was a credit to himself and those he inspired throughout the pieces that profiled his return to the ring in time for a cathartic WrestleMania victory.