5 Things fans learned about Roman Reigns after turning heel

Roman Reigns and Jon Moxley
Roman Reigns and Jon Moxley

#4 The new Roman Reigns doesn't think that he is a heel or a babyface

Roman Reigns
Roman Reigns

It's clear as day that Roman Reigns is now the biggest heel in all of WWE, and fans aren't complaining one bit. The Tribal Chief doesn't agree with the mindset that he is a heel though, and recently made some comments explaining why he isn't a heel or a babyface.

"A lot of people want to say, 'Oh, he's a heel.' And, 'Oh, he was a babyface," and this and that. I try not to look at it as that. I try to look at it as this being a character in a storyline and he has choices like anyone else. Some of his choices are going to be perceived as good, some of them are going to be perceived as bad and some of them people won't understand because they won't understand where he's coming from."

Roman Reigns has one of the most layered personas on WWE TV currently

Roman Reigns' last line will make a lot of sense, if you look at his mannerisms during his Hell In A Cell match against Jey Uso, where he broke down and shed tears. Even though Reigns is portraying the character of a bad guy on SmackDown, there's no doubt that his persona has several layers and he certainly isn't a one-dimensional character anymore.

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