Tiffany Stratton reaches new WWE Women’s Championship milestone

WWE Women’s Champion Tiffany Stratton has set a major new record.

Following her title win over Nia Jax earlier this year in January, Stratton has now officially entered the history books. The promising young talent is now the third-longest reigning women’s champion of all-time. Stratton celebrated the feat by sharing the stat on her social media.

At 299-days into her reign, Stratton now ranks behind only Bianca Belair and Becky Lynch, both of whom held the title for 420 and 399 days, respectively. Not much behind their reigns, the 26-year-old is quickly climbing the ranks and could soon reach that milestone following her title defense against Jade Cargill at Saturday Night’s Main Event on November 1st, 2025.

Stratton won the 2024 Women’s Money in the Bank briefcase and successfully cashed it on January 3, 2025 against Nia Jax. She has since then had multiple title defenses, most notably at WrestleMania 41, Evolution 2025, SummerSlam 2025, and many more.

She was last involved in a Crown Jewel Championship match against Stephanie Vaquer in Perth, where the youngster failed to earn the victory.

Interestingly, Stratton is also the longest-reigning champion amongst all the active title-holders on the roster, across both the men and women’s divisions.

Tiffany Stratton names the perfect WrestleMania location

A few weeks ago, during an interview with Sidewalks Entertainment, Tiffany Stratton opened up on WrestleMania in Las Vegas, before calling the city as the “sports entertainment capital of the world.”

Naming it as the perfect location to host WrestleMania, the Buff Barbie said, “Last year was actually my first WrestleMania ever. I was super nervous. It was in Las Vegas, so I felt like it was the perfect state for my first ever WrestleMania. I feel like Las Vegas is iconic. It’s the sports entertainment (capital) of the world, so it was the perfect place to host WrestleMania.”