The look on Heyman's face was one of shock, but it was masterfully unclear which way that feeling swung. Reigns, who was left holding the belt, smashed Lesnar in the face and then, as a new referee ran to the ring, covered Lesnar to successfully retain his title.
With both men down and prone on the ground, Paul Heyman - the current advocate for Reigns and former advocate for Lesnar whose allegiances have been called into question - slid the Universal title belt into the middle of the ring and said, "You know what to do with it," without specifying whom he was talking to.Īs Reigns and Lesnar had a tug of war for the belt, Reigns' cousins, The Usos, double-superkicked Lesnar. In the confusion, Lesnar attempted to revive Robinson, and with that moment to recover, Reigns scrambled up and speared Lesnar. After both men had each hit their finishing moves to no avail - with spears, German suplexes, Superman punches and F-5s flying around - a second F-5 from Lesnar saw him accidentally swing Reigns' legs into the head of referee Charles Robinson, rendering him incapable of counting the pinfall. In their first meeting in over three years, Reigns and Lesnar put on an intense, highly physical match that came down to one key moment Thursday in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Roman Reigns capped a night at WWE Crown Jewel that was good for incumbent champions by defeating Brock Lesnar, courtesy of a referee bump, assistance from The Usos and a move of questionable motivation from Paul Heyman. WWE Crown Jewel: Reigns beats Lesnar, Woods the King of the Ring, Vega wins Queen's Crown
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