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For some, one versus all sounds like an unwinnable contest, a hellish punishment or a never-ending nightmare. For Roman Reigns, it was just another day at the office.

The agile, imposing juggernaut has been told his entire life that he cannot accomplish his goals. And since day one of his arrival in WWE, he has proven his naysayers wrong in the language of broken bodies and shattered Superstars who thought they had his number. Whether it was finishing opposing teams off as the enforcer of The Shield or steadily grinding his way toward the WWE Championship as a solo competitor, Reigns has made a lasting impression on anyone who's come into contact with him.

On his own, The Big Dog has never turned away from a challenge and has proved himself time and time again, battling everyone from Brock Lesnar to John Cena to a WrestleMania showdown with The Undertaker that brought the legendary Deadman his second loss at The Showcase of the Immortals.

But, in spite of his success, Reigns has never forgotten where he came from. Case in point, when Dean Ambrose and Seth Rollins suddenly found themselves facing the same enemies as their former brother-in-arms, Roman Reigns realigned with The Hounds of Justice, and The Shield was reborn! Shortly after reuniting with The Hounds of Justice, The Big Dog joined an exclusive company, capturing the Intercontinental Title to become a Grand Slam Champion.

At SummerSlam 2018, Reigns finally vanquished his greatest rival when he defeated Brock Lesnar to win the Universal Title. He then set out to be what he had always been, a fighting champion. That all changed on the Oct. 22 edition of Monday Night Raw, when Reigns announced that the leukemia that he had lived with for 11 years had returned. Because of this, he relinquished the Universal Title and returned home to fight it.

Thankfully, Reigns' battle was a successful one, and he returned to Raw on Feb. 25, 2019. With a renewed focus, The Big Dog battled Drew McIntyre at WrestleMania 35 and defeated The Scottish Psychopath, proving that he was as powerful as ever.

Reigns missed several months in 2020, but The Big Dog made his earth-shattering return after "The Fiend" Bray Wyatt defeated Braun Strowman for the Universal Championship at SummerSlam, ruthlessly attacking both men in a moment that no one saw coming.

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For some, one versus all sounds like an unwinnable contest, a hellish punishment or a never-ending nightmare. For Roman Reigns, it was just another day at the office. The agile, imposing juggernaut has been told his entire life that he cannot accomplish his goals.

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Think sports-entertainment is a man's world? Stephanie McMahon will make sure you think again.

Mr. McMahon's only daughter, Stephanie has been bossing WWE's most powerful men around since she was old enough to form coherent sentences. As one of the principal owners of WWE and the company's Chief Brand Officer, however, she does a lot more than just talk. She's proven herself to be a force with which to be reckoned both in and out of the ring. After all, how many of CableFax's "Most Powerful Women in Cable" are also former Women's Champions?

Born into the sports-entertainment industry, Stephanie first got in on the family business by modeling Rockers T-shirts in the WWE Shop catalog when she was still in middle school. By the time WWE's "Attitude Era" had taken pop culture by storm, the youngest McMahon was caught up in a rivalry between her father's Corporation and The Undertaker's wicked Ministry of Darkness. She might have appeared overwhelmed at first, but within months of her debut, Stephanie wed her father's rival, Triple H, and orchestrated a takeover of WWE.

It quickly became obvious that the McMahon family gusto didn't just carry over to the Y chromosome, and Stephanie's dominion only expanded as the years went on. A reign as Women's Champion, a stint as SmackDown's General Manager, one-half of The Authority and a run as Raw Commissioner ensured the everlasting expansion of Stephanie's queendom.

Away from the swirling action of TV, Stephanie continues to play an active role in the community as a firm supporter of various charities as well as a strong advocate for the Be a STAR anti-bullying campaign. Whether inside the squared circle or a WWE boardroom, she's never at a loss for enthusiasm. WWE may have been considered a man's world at one time, but Stephanie continues to be a woman firmly in charge.

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Think sports-entertainment is a man's world? Stephanie McMahon will make sure you think again. Mr. McMahon's only daughter, Stephanie has been bossing WWE's most powerful men around since she was old enough to form coherent sentences. As one of the principal owners of WWE and the company's Chief Brand Officer, however, she does a lot more than just talk.

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He's The King of Kings, a nickname with no hint of exaggeration considering that Triple H is essentially WWE royalty.

From his days as a Greenwich, Conn. snob, to his era-defining run as a co-founder of D-Generation X, to the unrelenting drive that made him an absolute squared circle institution, to shepherding future main-eventers Randy Orton and Batista toward WWE greatness in Evolution, Triple H hasn't just existed on the cutting edge - he's been the one sharpening the blade.

A 14-time World Champion, The Game has clashed with a litany of ring legends to seize the throne as The King of Kings. The Rock, "Stone Cold" Steve Austin, Ric Flair, Shawn Michaels, The Undertaker, John Cena and even WWE Chairman Vince McMahon - each mowed down by the sledgehammer-wielding fist of The Cerebral Assassin. He has methodically and systematically usurped sports-entertainment, capturing almost every major WWE championship, the King of the Ring crown, two Royal Rumble Match victories and the marquee spot in epic matches at WrestleMania on several occasions, all throughout a career that spans nearly two decades.

As The Game's role within WWE evolved, he used his squared circle acumen to nab the title of WWE's Chief Operating Officer. But even after trading his trunks for a suit, Triple H still reemerged whenever the time was right to forge epic battles in the ring, including WrestleMania showdowns against the likes of The Undertaker, Roman Reigns and Batista, a brutal rivalry with Brock Lesnar, and a WWE World Heavyweight Championship victory in the 2016 Royal Rumble Match.

Through these encounters, Triple H showed that no matter his role in WWE, those who choose to play The Game should be prepared to play by his rules. Even in his current role as COO, his mission is simple - keep WWE on the course he believes in and do whatever is best for business ... even if it isn't what's best for you.

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He's The King of Kings, a nickname with no hint of exaggeration considering that Triple H is essentially WWE royalty. From his days as a Greenwich, Conn.

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