Forget Dominic Toretto, this is the Fast and Furious character who was supposed to take down Jason Momoa's Dante Reyes in Fast 11

Dominic Toretto is likely to be the one to kill the sadistic Dante Reyes in Fast and Furious 11but a different member of Dom's family was to deliver the fatal blow. Fast introduced Jason Momoa's Reyes as the franchise's big bad when she entered the final game. Fast set up the two-part (or possibly three-part) ending of the Fast and Furious saga, leading to the definitive conclusion of the story. Before this story ends, Reyes must die.

The emotional ending of Fast left many stories in the air. Dom and his son Little B were tearing down an exploding dam, Alan Ritchson's Agent Aimes was revealed to be a double agent working with Reyes, and Gisele turned out to be alive after all. And on top of all that, Reyes is still alive, tormenting Dom's team. If it really is the last movie (which it probably won't be), Fast and Furious 11 will need to tie all these stories together. But maybe Dom shouldn't kill Reyes.

Dwayne Johnson's Luke Hobbs Should Be the One to Take Down Dante Reyes

It would be a perfect way to welcome Hobbs back

The mid-credits scene of Fast also brought back Dwayne Johnson as Luke Hobbs. Hobbs and his team visited an abandoned theater where Hobbs received a call from Reyes, who promised he would be his next target. Staring steadily at Death, Hobbs simply told Reyes that he is not hard to find, daring him to go after him and see what would happen. This sets it up as Fast 11 should end: Hobbs was supposed to be the one to kill Reyes.

Could there be there's no better way to welcome Hobbs back into the main saga than giving him final death. He always protected Dom, and would pave the way for a heartwarming reunion if Hobbs was the one to save Dom and his family of your executioner. At the very least, Fast 11 should have had Hobbs play a significant role in the final fight against Reyes, similar to how Dom and Hobbs teamed up at the end of both Five quick and Fast and Furious 6.

Hobbs is the one Dante Reyes should really be targeting, not Dominic Toretto

Hobbs was the one who killed Reyes' father

Reyes' vengeful crusade against Dom and his family has been a great dramatic vehicle for Dom's past coming back to haunt him, but Dom isn't really the one he should be pursuing. Fast and Furious 11. Dante is the son of drug dealer Hernan Reyes, the main villain of Five quick. But It wasn't Dom who killed Dante's father; Hobbs killed him in retribution for the deaths of his team. Hobbs is the one against whom Dante should take revenge – and since Hobbs killed Dante's father for his own revenge, the story would be more interesting.