WWE Global Champion Roman Reigns continues to make history, this time becoming the longest global champion in WWE history. He has been holding the title for 507 days and is continuing. He broke the previous record of 503 days held by Brock Lesnar, which is also recognized as the sixth longest world champion in WWE history.
Back in August 2018, at the Summer Frenzy, it was Roman Raines who ended Brock Lesner's 503-day championship dominance. That marked The first time Roman won the Global Championship, and now he is a two-time Global Champion, and this time he has defended the longest.
During his time at WWE, Roman also set himself apart in other ways, including being the first player to stack up two opponents and successfully suppress them both in the wrestling frenzy finale. He was also the winner of the 2015 30 Crowd Race, and in the traditional WWE Strong Survival Knockout Tournament, he also tied for the first in history.
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