Roman Reigns had a phenomenal 2020, in which he beat up everyone and was practically invincible. The Tribal Chief has been leading the WWE for a while and there is no doubt that he is one of the best wrestlers in the world.
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Throughout this year, Reigns did not have as many matches as usual due to the fact that he decided to step away from the ring to keep himself safe and protect his family. Still, Reigns participated in several amazing and epic matches. It's no surprise because when The Big Dog is in the ring, a goos show is all but guaranteed.
10 Vs. John Morrison & The Miz (SmackDown)
On February 14, Roman Reigns teamed up with the leader of the YES Movement, Daniel Bryan, to battle John Morrison and The Miz. At the moment, Reigns and Bryan were among the most charismatic wrestlers in the industry, so the fans loved to see them together.
This team had a combination of strength, skills, and experience that you do not see every day. John Morrison and The Miz had no chance against the Tribal Chief and the American Dragon.
9 Vs. Dolph Ziggler, King Corbin & Robert Roode (SmackDown)
On this occasion, Reigns teamed up with his cousins Jey and Jimmy Uso to square off against Dolph Ziggler, King Corbin, and Robert Roode in a six-man tag team match. It lasted just under 10 minutes with the victory by the Samoan team meaning the losing team had to eat dog food.
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Roman Reigns and The Usos were far superior, but Ziggler, King Corbin, and Roode put on a good show. The post-match angle involving dog food wasn't well-received but the match was.
8 Vs. King Corbin (Royal Rumble)
This was the opening match of the 33rd edition of Royal Rumble, as The Big Dog faced King Corbin in a Falls Counts Anywhere match. It was very exciting because they literally fought everywhere, there was no place to rest and there were practically no rules.
The match turned into a pitched battle when Dolph Ziggler and Robert Roode showed up to help Corbin and The Usos to help Reigns. After 21 minutes, Reigns performed a Spear on Corbin to get the win.
7 Vs. Robert Roode (SmackDown)
On January 17, Roman Reigns faced Robert Roode in a tables match. The It-Factor Of Professional Wrestling attacked Reigns from behind before the bell rang, taking a big lead in the match, but it takes much more than that to defeat Reigns.
The Big Dog turned things around and went on to dominate the match until he delivered the Spear to Roode through the table to win the match.
6 Vs. Braun Strowman (SmackDown)
The Tribal Chief and The Monster Among Men are two of the biggest WWE Superstars right now and seeing them face off is always great and this match was no exception.
Braun Strowman wanted to be the Universal Champion for the second time this year, but for that, he had to defeat Roman Reigns. During this episode of SmackDown, Strowman faced Reigns and it could be said that he was on the right track as he put his opponent in a tight spot, but Roman emerged victorious after an unexpected and deadly guillotine hold.
5 Vs. Jey Uso (Hell In A Cell)
Roman Reigns defended the Universal Title against his cousin Jey Uso in an I Quit match at Hell In A Cell. The belt was not the only thing at stake, as it was also a matter of honor as Jey refused to accept Reigns as the Tribal Chief of the Anoa’i family.
The match was brutal. Reigns constantly told his cousin to surrender so he wouldn’t have to hurt him, but Uso was very stubborn and Reigns did what he had to do and showed no mercy. In the end, Jimmy Uso appeared to stop the match, but Roman attacked him to force Jey to say "I quit."
4 Royal Rumble Match
Brock Lesnar had eliminated 13 wrestlers, tying Braun Strowman's all-time record, but the party was over for Lesnar when Drew McIntyre entered the ring and eliminated him. A few minutes later, Roman Reigns stepped into the ring and began to spread fists everywhere, eliminating Dolph Ziggler and Edge to come face to face with The Scottish Psychopath.
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In the end, Reigns could not prevent the victory of McIntyre, who had a magnificent night by eliminating six opponents. It's worth mentioning that this remains Reigns' only loss in 2020.
3 Vs. Braun Strowman Vs. The Fiend (Payback)
This match marked Roman Reigns’ return to the ring after five months, and what a great return it was. The Big Dog defeated Braun Strowman and The Fiend in a no holds barred triple threat match to win the Universal Title for the second time in his career.
The Fiend and Strowman were fighting each other alone for most of this. Then Reigns made his entrance and categorically defeated them. It was a real shame that there were no fans present because surely Reigns would have received a great reaction.
2 Vs. Jey Uso (Clash Of Champions)
This match was very similar to the Hell In A Cell match mentioned above, as Reigns demanded Jey Uso to call him the Tribal Chief, but Uso refused. This match was even better because it was a bit more technical and better elaborated.
Reigns and Uso made it clear that in professional wrestling it only matters to win no matter who your opponent is. Roman was awarded the win after showing his fierceness and leaving his cousin almost unconscious.
1 Vs. Drew McIntyre (Survivor Series)
This was undoubtedly one of the best matches of the year and it will surely be remembered for a long time. Roman Reigns and Drew McIntyre met in a champion vs champion match to determine once and for all who is better between them.
It was a truly excellent match, in which each had their moment of supremacy. It was The Big Dog who insisted the most, but The Chosen One showed how tough he is. In fact, Reigns needed the help of Jey Uso and a low blow to be able to put McIntyre in a guillotine submission hold and win the match.
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