10 Big Questions From WWE Raw (28 Sept)
3. Has Roman Reigns Proved Himself Yet?
When The Shield were at their most popular, it seemed apparent that Roman Reigns was the guy WWE had a lot of faith in, and had the potential to be the next super-babyface akin to John Cena or his cousin The Rock. However, once split from his former faction, fans turned on Reigns hard and everything WWE have been doing since WrestleMania season has been damage control to get him back to that place.
At WrestleMania, Reigns stood his ground and won a lot of fans back with his gutsy, never-say-die match against Brock Lesnar and despite losing, came out looking like more of a star than ever. Since then, he's cut down on the corner "Sufferin' succotash" promos, and his reunion with Dean Ambrose have made him personable, relatable and once again, cool.
If anyone still had doubts about Roman Reigns, last night's match with Bray Wyatt should have alleviated them as both men gave their all in what was a killer main event. After a tough 2015, Reigns is finally on the right track, and if he can keep up this kind of match quality, then he'll win over the last remaining critics that may still be out there.