“The Tribal Chief,” Roman Reigns, has once again made WWE history by breaking a record that had stood for the past forty years.

With his planned main event at WrestleMania 41, Reigns will surpass the record held by the legendary Hulk Hogan and become the most successful superstar to lead the main event.  

Surpassing a Legendary Benchmark

With eight appearances overall, Hulk Hogan, a key player in the 1980s ascent of WWE, held the record for most WrestleMania main events.

When Roman Reigns headlines his tenth WrestleMania, which will take place in Las Vegas on April 19 and 20, he will surpass this milestone.  

WrestleMania 41: A Triple-Threat Showdown

The main event that will solidify Reigns’ historic achievement is a much-anticipated triple-threat bout with Seth Rollins and CM Punk.

Due to the underlying tensions and concerns surrounding the event’s lineup, as well as the quality of the talent involved, this fight has created a lot of buzz.  

Controversy Surrounding the Main Event

Although Roman Reigns’ achievement was monumental, there has been some debate around WrestleMania 41. Reactions from fans have been divided, especially in regards to the inclusion of Jey Uso and Charlotte Flair, the victors of the Royal Rumble, on the card.

WrestleMania main event berths are traditionally awarded to Royal Rumble winners, and departures from this tradition have generated controversy within the WWE Universe.  

Fan Reactions and Future Implications

The format of the event continues to divide the WWE fan base. Some believe that the company should follow long-standing customs surrounding Royal Rumble champions, even though many recognize Reigns’ achievements and his rightful place at the top of WrestleMania.

This discussion emphasizes the difficulties WWE has in striking a balance between tradition, contemporary plots, and audience expectations.

Roman Reigns will be the center of attention as WrestleMania 41 draws near as he continues to establish his legacy in the WWE. Reigns’ influence on the industry is indisputable, whether of whether he is seen as a legitimate main eventer or as the benefactor of contentious booking choices.