Not every top babyface wins all their matches, but somehow wins, anyway. History shows that the fans didn’t start turning on Randy Orton until he somehow managed to win every show, even after he had just lost the match. A typical Randy Orton match goes one of two ways: A.) Randy Orton hits an RKO, pins his opponent, wins the match, and gets his hands raised by the referee victorious as the show closes, or B.) Randy Orton is pinned, loses the match, hits an RKO anyway, and raises his own hand victorious for the whole damn show.

It makes no sense because you’re stripping the match of all its importance. The era where Randy Orton was the top guy on Smackdown is known for some of the most boring shows ever, typically because Orton never lost, and even when he did, he didn’t. Fans do not like predictability, and will turn on repetition quickly.

Roman Reigns can only spear everyone to end a show so many times before everyone realizes that the spear is the new RKO, and that will not end well for Reigns.