Bianca Belair has reached a special milestone as the WWE Raw Women's Champion.
The EST of WWE has now held the Raw Women's Championship for over 100 days. Monday marked 100 days since her victory over Becky Lynch at day one of WrestleMania 38, which took place on Apr. 2 at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas.
This marks the eighth Raw Women's Championship reign to have lasted at least 100 days. Charlotte Flair held it for 113 days in her initial run, and Alexa Bliss enjoyed a 111-day reign a year later in 2017. On the Aug. 2018, 2017 edition of Raw, Bliss regained the championship from Sasha Banks and held it for 222 days.
Ronda Rousey enjoyed a 231-day reign as the title holder before Lynch defeated her and Charlotte Flair in the main event of WrestleMania 35. Lynch went on to hold it for 398 days before handing it to Asuka on the post-Money in the Bank 2020 edition of Raw (Lynch was going on maternity leave).
Asuka's second Raw Women's Championship Reign lasted 231 days before she lost it to Rhea Ripley at WrestleMania 37. And Finally, Lynch had it for 161 days before Belair defeated her at WrestleMania 38.
Belair lost a title match to Carmella on this week's episode of Raw via count-out, so the Raw Women's Championship didn't change hands. We'll see if the two-time World Champion can keep her reign going past SummerSlam, and if she'll manage to reach the 200-day mark as the holder.
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