Roman Reigns goes on last.
That was the defining statement at WWE Night of Champions in Saudi Arabia, where a tag title match featuring Reigns closed out the show instead of the bout to decide the new world heavyweight champion. And it wasn’t wrong: Reigns’s story was exceptional, with The Usos finally taking a stand against him after he refused to stop antagonizing his own bloodline.
Reigns, who reached rarified air by hitting 1,000 days as world champion, celebrated the mark in indignant fashion, getting superkicked twice by Jimmy Uso. This came after The Usos accidentally superkicked Solo Sikoa, who ended up suffering the main event loss to the team of Kevin Owens and Sami Zayn.