Roman Reigns Achieves Unprecedented Milestone Not Seen in WWE for Over Three Decades

Roman Reigns has been acknowledged as the WWE Undisputed Universal Champion since merging the Universal and WWE titles in April 2022 at WrestleMania 38.

Prior to this, Reigns had already established a lengthy reign with the Universal Title, a reign that WWE continues to recognize, even after the titles were unified.

He captured the Universal Title on August 30, 2020, in a triple-threat match against Braun Strowman and the late Bray Wyatt during the Payback 2020 event. Remarkably, today marks the three-year anniversary of that win.

As highlighted by Wrestling Stats & Info on Twitter, Reigns' three-year hold on the championship is an extraordinary achievement; no other wrestler has managed to hold a WWE world title for this long in over 35 years.

Not to be overshadowed, Reigns' reign as the WWE Undisputed Universal Champion has also been notably enduring. While he has held the unified title for a total of 1095 days, he's been the WWE Undisputed Universal Champion for 514 days and counting.

.@WWERomanReigns began his current reign as Universal Champion in late August of 2020. This week, the Tribal Chief surpasses three uninterrupted years as a world champion in @WWE.

By Wednesday, it'll be the first 3-year title run for a world champ in #WWE in more than 35 years.

— Wrestling Stats & Info (@WWEStats) August 28, 2023