Against all odds (and reason), Jinder Mahal successfully defended the WWE Championship against Shinsuke Nakamura. His reign is now clocking in at nearly 150 days. To put that into perspective, that’s around 5 months. Most title reigns nowadays last around 3. Think about that for a bit.

Mahal is now the 25th longest-reigning WWE Champion in history. He’s held the title longer than the superstars below.

Dean Ambrose (84 Days)

Many were shocked when Dean Ambrose won the Money in the Bank Contract in 2016. Even more were shocked when he cashed in that same night on Seth Rollins to win the title. He walked away victorious from a Shield Triple Threat. He vanquished Dolph Ziggler at Summerslam. Finally, he was dethroned by AJ Styles at Backlash, the first Smackdown exclusive PPV since 2007.

Ambrose’s memorable reign clocks in at around 3 months long. Many would have preferred him to hold the title longer, but Styles was red-hot, and him dropping the title to Styles was a good move that cemented the latter as a top guy. Ideally, that’s how title changes should work.

At any rate, Jinder Mahal has held the title nearly twice as long as Ambrose has, and lord knows when Ambrose will be back on Smackdown.

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* Angle said that nobody tried to stretch him, threaten him or pull a rib on him. He says that his background let to him being treated as a peer by big stars like Steve Austin and Undertaker.

* He thinks Vince McMahon saw much more in him than he saw in himself. He said that Vince McMahon took care of him and did everything he could to protect him.

* Angle saw a lot of guys who had to work around a lot of things because of their size, and that Paul Heyman was an advocate of guys like Chris Benoit, Chris Jericho and Eddie Guerrero.

* Kurt Angle never had anything against Paul Heyman personally, but thought it was disrespectful to have him on the show with the infamous crucifixion angle.

* Paul Heyman wanted to build WWE’s ECW around him, but he doesn’t know why. He said he wasn’t sure why he was in WWE at that point, and it had a little bit to do with him leaving.

* Angle said that Eddie Guerrero was shot by the time he wrestled him because of the damage he’d done to himself in car accidents and wrestling.

* He liked Chris Benoit, but he was very hard to get close to. He thinks his match with Benoit at Royal Rumble and Michaels at WrestleMania are as good as it gets.

* He thinks that people would be talking about Benoit as the best ever if things didn’t end up the way they did.

Rey Mysterio vs Amazing Red makes Record for Attendance

It has been Reported that A New York based promotion House of Glory owned by The Amazing Red former TBA Star, and Brain XL has set a new company Attendance Record as 907 paid ticket and 1000 people total in the Venue. The Event was set with Former WCW/WWE superstar Rey Mysterio vs The amazing Red, Rey won with a Frog Splash.(in tribute of Eddie Guerrero)