Roman Reigns continues his reign as the WWE Universal champion after defeating Goldberg at WWE Elimination Chamber in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. The Tribal Chief is now 2,267 days away from becoming the longest-reigning world champion in WWE history.

Here is where Reigns currently sits along with the men who are ahead of him:

1. Bruno Sammartino: WWE (WWWF) Champion
   May 17, 1963 - Jan. 18, 1971 = 2,803 days
2. Bob Backlund: WWE (WWWF/WWF) Champion
   Feb. 20, 1978 - Dec. 26, 1983 = 2,135 days
3. Hulk Hogan: WWE (WWF) Champion
   Jan. 23, 1984 - Feb. 5, 1988 = 1,474 days
4. Bruno Sammartino: WWE (WWWF) Champion
   Dec. 10, 1973 - Apr. 30, 1977 = 1,237 days
5. Pedro Morales: WWE (WWWF) Champion
   Feb. 8, 1971 - Dec. 1, 1973 = 1,027 days
6. Roman Reigns: WWE Universal Champion
   Aug. 30, 2020 - present = 537 days

It might seem unlikely Reigns will get to that top spot but if anyone can do it, if anyone could possibly have that much faith put in them by Vince McMahon, it's The Head of the Table.

Right?