The New Day Are Officially the Longest Reigning WWE Tag Team Champions In History

It truly is a new day in the WWE record books. Yes, it is.

As of today, Kofi Kingston, Big E and Xavier Woods, also known as The New Day, have officially become the longest reigning tag team champions in WWE history, at 334 days and counting. They have held the titles since “SummerSlam” 2015, when they were victorious in a Fatal-4-Way match against the Lucha Dragons, Los Matadores, and the Prime Time Players.

WWE.com has compiled a list of the 10 longest reigning tag team champions in history, which is as follows:

10: MNM – 142 Days

9. Air Boom – 146 Days

8: The Hart Dynasty – 146 Days

7. The Shield – 148 Days

6. The Usos – 202 Days

5. Team Hell No – 245 Days

4. The Miz & John Morrison – 247 Days

3. The Colóns – 275 Days

2. Brian Kendrick & Paul London – 333 Days

1. The New Day – 334+ Days

This Sunday at “Battleground,” The New Day will face the Wyatt Family in a non-title, six-man tag team match. It was revealed at last Tuesday’s WWE Draft, that the New Day will be staying together, and taking their talents to “Raw.”

Editor’s Note:

I could not be more happy for Kingston, Woods and Big E. In my opinion, they are, by far, the most entertaining act in WWE today, and every time that they come out, I also mark out a little bit on my couch. While I think that all three have great potential as singles competitors, there is no reason to break them up right now, simply because their momentum is amazing, they are easily one of the most popular groups of all time, and the money that they are making is through the roof. AND THAT’S ALL BECAUSE….NEW…DAY ROCKS! NEW…DAY ROCKS!!

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