When was the last time Roman Reigns lost a match?

The 'Head of the table' has established himself as one of the greatest wrestlers of all time

Roman Reigns is a household name in the world of professional wrestling. Reigns has been a mainstay in the WWE for over a decade and has established himself as one of the greatest wrestlers of all time. The fans of the "Big Dog" are often curious about when was the last time he lost a WWE match. In this article, we will take a look at the answer to that question and what happened after the loss.

Roman Reigns' last loss

The last time Roman Reigns lost a match was in 2019, at the WWE TLC pay-per-view in a Tables, Ladders and Chairs (TLC) match against Baron Corbin. In the match, an interference was caused by Dolph Ziggler. This led Corbin to catch Reigns completely off guard and he took advantage of the situation, delivered an End of Days to Reigns, and finished him off.

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The aftermath of the loss

After the loss, Roman Reigns was absent from WWE television for several months. In September 2020, he announced that he was taking time off due to concerns about his health amid the COVID-19 pandemic. This hiatus allowed Reigns to spend time with his family and recuperate physically and mentally. After this defeat Roman Reigns has now been on a winning streak in individual matches for over 3 years.

Reigns returns to the ring

Reigns returned to the WWE in August 2021, after nearly a year away from the ring. His comeback was met with great enthusiasm from his fans, who were eager to see the "Big Dog" back in action. Since his return, Reigns has been on a roll, and he is currently the reigning Universal Champion.

Conclusion

Roman Reigns is undoubtedly one of the greatest wrestlers of all time, and his winning streak is a testament to his skill and dedication. However, his loss to Braun Strowman in August 2020 proves that even the best can fall sometimes. Nevertheless, Reigns has bounced back stronger than ever and continues to dominate the WWE.