5 Current Superstars who WWE might never release

#1 Roman Reigns (WWE SmackDown)

#UniversalTitle in the air. Company on my back. Light work for The Head of the Table.#AcknowledgeMe #AndStill#WMBacklash May 16th at 7pm ETLIVE on @peacockTV pic.twitter.com/gDguvpa1CK

— Roman Reigns (@WWERomanReigns) May 15, 2021

Considered by many to be the new "Face of WWE" after John Cena, Roman Reigns has made a name for himself as the top guy in the company and a locker room leader. In a relatively shorter career, his list of accomplishments is astonishing.

After spending some time on NXT, Roman Reigns made his main roster debut as part of The Shield in 2012. Following the split of the faction, he was the guy that Vince McMahon chose to push as the company's next face. While Reigns achieved a lot as a face in WWE, he faced a lot of criticism from the fans for his promo skills and in-ring work.

It was finally at WWE SummerSlam 2020 when he returned and turned heel, aligning himself with Paul Heyman. That kickstarted what has now become one of the best heel characters in recent WWE history, "The Tribal Chief" Roman Reigns.

#RomanReigns appreciation tweet pic.twitter.com/KktXPCU0zs

— Roman is the 🐐 (@wrestlinginsig) June 4, 2021

A two-time Universal Champion, three-time WWE Champion, former Royal Rumble winner, five-time WrestleMania main-eventer, and so much more, Roman Reigns has undoubtedly had a Hall of Fame-worthy career in WWE. He surely is the last person that Vince McMahon would think about releasing from the company.