

Fans were disappointed to learn that Brock Lesnar was on a hiatus. However, The Beast made a remarkable return in June that surprised both fans and Roman Reigns. This was met with many mixed reactions. Since then, his SmackDown return video has become the most viewed WWE video on YouTube of 2022.
Most-watched YouTube videos on WWE's channel featuring new content in 2022.
Many of them include Roman Reigns.
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As The Tribal Chief won against Riddle, he upheld his title of the Undisputed WWE Universal Championship. Soon enough, Brock Lesnar’s theme song started playing, and the fans erupted with cheers. After winning uncountable titles, Brock Lesnar has finished the year with another major achievement. His SmackDown return has broken records on YouTube too.
Shocking Roman Reigns with an F-5
The video shows The Beast entering the arena, and Roman Reigns undoubtedly looking shaken. His face is akin to someone who has seen a ghost. As he recovers, he challenges Brock Lesnar into the arena. Reigns also asks The Usos to clear the area, so that Lesnar and he can be left alone.
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Both champions have a knowing smirk on their faces as Brock Lesnar extends his hand for the Universal Champion to shake. As soon as Reigns does so, The Beast startles him with an F-5. This move out of nowhere leaves the fans wanting more. The reactions to the YouTube video also convey a similar story.
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The YouTube video gained over 5,500,000 cumulative views after publication. Other videos in the list include Brock Lesnar and Roman Reigns‘ SmackDown in January, and The Undertaker’s ovation as part of the WWE Hall of Fame. Unsurprisingly, many other most-watched videos also include Roman Reigns.
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