10 WWE Wrestlers Who Could Break Records Before 2020 Ends

5. Kofi Kingston — Most Tag Team Championship Reigns

What a career Kofi Kingston has had. The former Jamaican is one of the few members of WWE’s current roster that makes a legitimate claim for a future Hall of Fame spot, with a slew of records and iconic moments already behind him. Kingston has largely competed in the tag team ranks over the last few years, but his 2019 WWE Championship win will forever rank as his career highlight.

Kingston has been more successful than most when it comes to championships, but he remains in second place on the list of individual tag team title reigns. Edge tops that list with 12, although that should really come with a caveat, such was the hot potato nature of the Attitude Era. His first seven reigns (all with Christian) came within the space of a year, the longest of which lasted just 91 days. His other five reigns were with a variety of partners but none of them were as long as that 91-day tenure. Edge is the most decorated tag team wrestler in WWE history, but the record book doesn’t tell the whole story.

Kingston is right behind the Rated-R Superstar with 11 reigns. He too has had a variety of partners, winning gold with CM Punk, Evan Bourne and R-Truth before settling into tag team magic with Xavier Woods and Big E. as New Day. The modern era isn’t exactly a time of long title reigns, and there is every possibility that New Day will lose and regain the titles a couple of times before the year is up.