Roman Reigns, the WWE SmackDown star will go into 2021 being a happy man as he has broken his own record in WWE. He has managed to get a staggering win percentage in this year despite his hiatus in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Roman Reigns achieves more than 90 win percentage
As mentioned, Roman Reigns returned from a break amid the deadly pandemic and soon captured the WWE Universal Championship. Currently, he might be having the best time of his entire career being turned heel and donning a new persona.
Apparently, The Tribal Chief for the first time in his WWE career, has notched a win percentage of more than 90 percent in a year. He has become a top star of the company not being a face but being a heel unlike Hulk Hogan and John Cena in the past.
He emerges victorious in the majority of his bouts even in the live events prior the outbreak of pandemic. Thus, gained a lot of wins in the past which helped him increase the win percentage.
Cagematch.net reported that Roman Reigns won 90.6% of his WWE matches in this year including the televised matches and the matches at live events before the COVID-19 pandemic.
Roman Reigns had competed in 32 matches in 2020, winning 29 of them and lost just twice. His first loss came in the 2020 Royal Rumble where Drew McIntyre won, and his second defeat took place on SmackDown when the team of Kevin Owens and Otis defeated Roman Reigns and Jey Uso via disqualification.
Roman Reigns was part of a bout which saw no winner took place on the January 3 edition of SmackDown. The bout between Daniel Bryan and Roman Reigns resulted in a no contest against Dolph Ziggler and King Corbin in a tag team match.
Roman Reigns saw his best win ratio back in 2016 when he won 89.3% of his WWE matches and had defeated Triple H in the main event of WrestleMania 32 to capture the WWE World Heavyweight Championship.
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Check out the win percentage year by year below:
2020: 90.6%
2019: 87.9%
2018: 86.7%
2017: 82.7%
2016: 89.3%
2015: 87.8%
2014: 78.7%
2013: 24.0%
2012: 71.4%
In 2013, he recorded the lowest among all, back when his part of the Shield stable alongside Dean Ambrose and Seth Rollins. They won the televised matches but faced defeats at live events, unlike Reigns’ present record.