Thread: Was Roman Reigns' loss to the Big Show a bad decision?
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Old 02-05-2015, 01:38 AM   #22
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Originally Posted by Guru Dave View Post
Roman Reigns suffered his first pinfall loss in singles competition on RAW when he lost to Big Show. I was thoroughly disappointed in how the loss was handled. The commentators undersold it as if it meant nothing.

Do you remember the last time Roman Reigns lost via pinfall or submission? Feel free to post your opinion o the topic.


I didn't see RAW, but didn't Reigns lose due to outside distraction? (i.e. someone interfered and distracted Reigns, which lead to Big Show punching him out). If so, then I don't think it really affected Reigns' credibility all that much.


I'm pretty sure Reigns will get a clean return victory over Big Show between now and Wrestlemania.


Reigns jobbing to Big Show probably isn't the best thing in the world, but I think the WWE wants to try and keep things as 'realistic' as possible, and have lots of 'shades of grey' as opposed to things just being 'black' and 'white.'
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