7 WWE Superstars who have excelled in the era with no crowds

#1 WWE Superstar who has excelled in the era with no crowds - Roman Reigns

Roman Reigns

It was during this current no-crowd era in WWE that Roman Reigns' push and character finally met to make the career best version of himself. He was already booked like the top dog since the break up of the Shield. WWE pushed him to the moon as he won title after title and even a Royal Rumble. The reaction from the audience, however, was always mixed at best.

When he took time off prior to WrestleMania 36, fans wondered when the Big Dog would return. He shocked everyone by attacking both the Fiend and Braun Strowman at SummerSlam. It was during that time that Reigns finally underwent a heel turn. It was a turn that reinvigorated his character and put him on the best run of his entire WWE career.

Even if some fans still dislike Reigns and his pushes, this new character at least meets up with the results of constant pushes. The condescending and demanding Tribal Chief always wants validation from everyone from his allies to his opponents. Reigns has cut his best promos as The Head of the Table and thanks to Paul Heyman, he clearly doesn't lack the confidence to do so.

Whether some fans love him or hate him, this is the best character of Reigns' entire WWE run. It meets with what he has endured during his earlier WWE runs and growing up in a wrestling family. The heel turn gave the WWE Universe a different Roman Reigns during the pandemic and he in turn has provided the fans with his best work.