5 reasons why Roman Reigns should be WWE Universal Champion until WrestleMania 38

#2 Roman Reigns is the top heel in WWE right now

Roman Reigns is arguably the best act on WWE television right now

Last week, Roman Reigns lived up to his top heel status after banishing a top babyface like Daniel Bryan from WWE SmackDown.

The clash between the two WWE Superstars was critically acclaimed, with many stating that it is arguably the best match to happen on WWE television this year so far.

Inevitable. Undeniable. Main Event. Tribal Chief. #Smackdown pic.twitter.com/8jHnwsDHLJ

— Roman Reigns (@WWERomanReigns) March 12, 2021

Many have also been quick to praise Roman Reigns' performance against Daniel Bryan.

Since returning to WWE in 2020 and aligning himself with Paul Heyman, Reigns has easily been doing the best work of his WWE career inside the ring and on the microphone.

The biggest box office attraction in #SportsEntertainment. THEE #MainEvent of #WrestleMania. #TribalChief. #BigDog. The End All Be All.History unfolds in front of your very eyes every single moment @WWERomanReigns and I are on screen together. Witness ... and ACKNOWLEDGE! pic.twitter.com/FuTfiRLB3s

— Paul Heyman (@HeymanHustle) March 4, 2021

Reigns also debuted a new entrance theme this past week on SmackDown, which perfectly accompanies and matches his new, darker persona that he has explored over the past 12 months.

Not only is Roman Reigns the top heel in WWE right now, but he is also the top WWE Superstar on any brand currently. It wouldn't make any sense for WWE to book Reigns to lose the Universal Championship while he has so much momentum.

The saying goes, "if it ain't broken, don't fix it." Therefore, WWE should continue with what is currently working incredibly well, and that's keeping the Universal Championship on Roman Reigns until WrestleMania 38.