10 Most Unlikeable WWE Babyfaces Ever

1. Roman Reigns

Sufferin’ succotash! What is the Tribal Chief doing on a list of unlikeable babyfaces? 

The last several years have seen Roman Reigns cement himself as the biggest star and most consistent main event player in WWE, but he’s had to do it as a heel because, as WWE found out after umpteen attempts, fans simply wouldn’t fully accept him as a babyface. 

The Big Dog’s big push was reminiscent of John Cena’s years earlier and completely turned sections of the WWE fanbase against him. 

It was perplexing at first, since Roman had been such a cool customer as a member of The Shield, but WWE kept beating a dead horse and almost ruined The Head of the Table in what could have been his prime. 

The hokey comedy, overly-scripted promos and his general invincibility – besides the times he lost when it really counted, like against Brock Lesnar in a WrestleMania main event – turned the audience against him.

He looked so, so much more comfortable in his role as a dominant heel, making the interminable saga of trying to make him a PG-rated white knight feel like a distant memory.