Roman Reigns is heading towards Crown Jewel 2026 with another major challenge awaiting him, as the reigning World Heavyweight Champion is scheduled to face Undisputed WWE Champion Sami Zayn in a Champion vs. Champion match on November 7 in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

With the Stamford-based promotion building towards one of its major international events, Reigns’ impressive results this year offer an insight into his dominance. Here is a look at Roman Reigns’ WWE win/loss record in 2026 and the matches that have shaped his campaign so far.

Roman Reigns’ win/loss record in 2026

Throughout October 2026, Roman Reigns has a total of seven wins and no losses in the WWE matches scheduled for the month. These seven wins have all occurred during major matches, such as his victory in the Royal Rumble and six matches linked to the World Heavyweight Championship title.

First, in 2026, Reigns won the 30-Man Royal Rumble match held in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. In a star-packed event that included the likes of Cody Rhodes, Brock Lesnar, Gunther, Jey Uso, and many other big names, Reigns managed to last the longest and earn himself another great victory. This victory started the OTC off very well in 2026 and helped reinforce their status as one of the best superstars in WWE.

Secondly, Roman Reigns defeated CM Punk in a match that lasted 33 minutes in order to win the World Heavyweight Championship title at WrestleMania 42. This was the first major milestone in Reigns’ year, as he was able to defeat Punk and win another world championship title.

Reigns managed to defend his World Heavyweight Championship against Jacob Fatu at Backlash 2026. The match served as the start of several matches of this nature between the two Samoan fighters. While the power and aggressiveness of Fatu were challenging enough for the champion, Reigns still managed to beat him in almost 18 minutes.

The match allowed Reigns to retain the title and keep the family feud relevant during his championship run. At Clash in Italy, Reigns met Fatu in a Tribal Combat match for the World Heavyweight Championship. As with previous matches, it added another interesting aspect to the rivalry as the match was important not only for the title but also on many other levels.

After 27 minutes of wrestling, Reigns again won the match. It allowed him to keep his dominance in the family feud and to continue his unbeaten streak in WWE events in 2026.

The OTC defended his World Heavyweight Championship against Seth Rollins at SummerSlam. Their past made the match even more intriguing as both fighters have been crucial to the story of The Shield. Reigns prevailed after a lengthy 33-minute encounter, overcoming one of his most familiar rivals. The victory added another marquee name to his list of successful title defences and kept his unbeaten run intact.

Reigns’ subsequent defence against Penta was at Monday Night Raw in Mexico City. Defending the title in front of a global crowd, the champ had to face a very strong challenge from an opponent who was known for his attacking moves and tricky nature. The bout ended with Reigns emerging victorious after 22-plus minutes of action.

The latest title defence for the World Heavyweight Championship was against LA Knight at the Money in the Bank event. Although the challenger was a very tough one with an attitude to match, Reigns emerged victorious after more than 26 minutes of action. With the win, Reigns is now amongst the longest-reigning champions for the Heavyweight title.

Total matches: 07

Wins: 07

Losses: 00

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