As far as I'm concerned, Roman Reigns is all time.

Every single thing he has done since becoming the tidal

chief makes him one hell of a legendary performer.

And today we're going back through his wild ride and just quickly in case you're

going Simon, why are you sitting on a weird sofa in the middle of nowhere?

I'm currently touring America with the last mat because I'm a weird guy.

But screw that, let's talk about the head of the table.

Because yeah, so we do turn the clocks back to 2020, where all sudden Rome was like oh hi I know what

to do it's been so perfect it kind of makes everything before this utterly

baffling now of course the reason we're doing it right now is

because Roman Reigns recently lost his World Championship after 1,316 days and

when you do take it all in and you just put it in your topsy toes I think this is a

conversation that should be studied by historians

what else they're going to talk about. Now first and foremost let's not pretend that at some point in time

fans didn't want Roman Reigns. If you go back to the 2014 Raw Rumble, everybody was like, man, screw that

Bratista guy, we want to give it to that dude in the shield that barely says anything,

because look at his wonderful hair, look at his wonderful beard, that's one hell of a good-looking dude.

The crazy thing is, one year on, we did get to Philadelphia and the big dog was booed out of the place,

even though the rock his cousin, which obviously ties into 2024, ran to the ring to try and get him over.

And do you know why this didn't work?

Because it was just one of many stunks that management was trying to pull pull thinking that us human being nerd

wrestling fans are idiots and while we can be a bit annoying we're not stupid

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