At the 2012 Survivor Series, Roman Reigns made his main roster debut in the WWE.
He was trained to become the largest babyface in the organization after serving as a tag team teammate for some time,
although at the time he lacked some of the talents of other top superstars.
Despite being a babyface, he was getting booed as a result of this, but over time, he developed more confidence and experience and improved himself.
A few years ago, Roman Reigns in the WWE would only compete in contests while wearing a vest.
However, he now appears more fit than ever.
His bicep size appears to be larger, and his abdominal muscles have improved.
He can travel through the ring more quickly than before as a result of his increasing fitness level.
Seth Rollins was pushed as a heel when The Shield took a sabbatical, and Roman Reigns was pushed as a sizable babyface.
Finally, he turned heel after making a comeback in 2020, and his moveset modified a little bit after that.
He was handed the deadly Guillotine Choke, a submission technique used in mixed martial arts battles.
Roman Reigns joined The Shield at the 2012 Survivor Series, and he later made his way onto the main roster, as we previously informed you (Roman Reigns, Seth Rollins, and Dean Ambrose).
One of the most well-known pro wrestling performers in the world today, he is the leader of The Bloodline in the WWE, a team that includes his cousin brothers The Usos.