WWE has released a new edition of its “Top 10” series on YouTube, showcasing the most extreme moments in the career of the current Undisputed Universal Champion, Roman Reigns. The video, which can be found below, highlights Reigns’ incredible displays of power and aggression.
The “Top 10” moments when Roman Reigns went extreme are as follows:
- Pummels Seth Rollins With A Chair
- Spears The Undertaker Through A Table
- Con-Chair-To To Edge
- Uranage To Montez Ford Through A Table
- Spears The Demon Through The Barricade
- Drive-By To A Trapped Jey Uso
- Runs Over Kevin Owens
- Powerbombs Rey Mysterio Into Hell in a Cell
- Spears Braun Strowman Off The Stage
- Spears Brock Lesnar Through A Cage Wall
These moments showcase Reigns’ dominance and willingness to push the boundaries of what is considered extreme in the world of professional wrestling. From brutal chair shots to high-impact spears, Reigns has left a trail of destruction in his wake.
One of the standout moments on the list is Reigns’ spear of The Undertaker through a table. This display of strength and fearlessness solidified Reigns as a force to be reckoned with in the WWE.
Another notable moment is Reigns’ con-chair-to to Edge. This shocking attack on the WWE Hall of Famer showed Reigns’ willingness to do whatever it takes to maintain his position at the top of the company.
Reigns’ powerbomb of Rey Mysterio into Hell in a Cell also stands out as a truly extreme moment. The sheer force behind the move and the impact it had on Mysterio and the structure of the cell itself is a testament to Reigns’ strength.
These “Top 10” moments highlight the intensity and physicality that Roman Reigns brings to the ring. His relentless pursuit of victory and his willingness to go to extreme lengths to achieve it have made him one of the most dominant champions in recent memory.
To watch the full video and see these extreme moments for yourself, check out the WWE “Top 10” Roman Reigns Extreme Moments on YouTube.
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