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#4 Fans would hijack Brock Lesnar vs. Roman Reigns
Between April and June, Roman Reigns was involved in three pay-per-view events on US soil and all three of them were hijacked by fans with chants of “Delete”, “Boring”, “CM Punk”, “NXT”, and whatever else the crowd could think of.
It all began at WrestleMania 34 when the WWE Universe had already sat through 13 matches before deciding that they were going to let their frustration heard during the Brock Lesnar vs. Reigns main event, which the majority of fans thought was going to result in a win for the Shield member.
With the match scheduled to happen again next month, it wouldn’t be at all surprising if the Brooklyn crowd gave it the same treatment that the New Orleans crowd did in April – something that probably wouldn’t happen if Bobby Lashley were to be added to the mix.
