Roman Reigns Sets New WWE Record For Longest Title Reign Since WrestleMania's Inception

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Roman Reigns is currently one of the most exceptional professional wrestlers in history. Since his return in 2020, the Tribal Chief has dominated the competition. Recently, however, he reached an unfortunate milestone in his WWE career.

After surpassing 1,000 days as champion, Reigns was presented with a prestigious new championship. The Tribal Chief remains resolute in his pursuit of breaking even more records. Just a few days ago, he surpassed the impressive feat of holding the championship for 1,042 days, establishing himself as the longest-reigning champion in WWE history since the inception of WrestleMania in 1985.



The duration of his remarkable reign has been attributed to his strategic approach of rarely defending his titles. His most recent title defense occurred at WrestleMania 39 against Cody Rhodes, marking a significant event in his reign. It should be noted, however, that Roman Reigns has not defended his titles in the past 104 days, raising questions among fans and critics alike.

There are reports of a potential title defense against Rey Mysterio at a house show on June 17, although this match was not televised and lacked substantial build-up. Nevertheless, it is highly anticipated that Reigns will defend his titles against his cousin, Jey Uso, at SummerSlam. Only time will tell if Roman can successfully retain his titles against this formidable challenger.

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