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Now, though, Lee’s landed on a home, Monday Night RAW. It’s not exactly a shocking decision, as Lee now holds one of RAW’s championships. WWE.com shows AJ’s render with the Women’s Intercontinental Championship with the RAW branding.

No longer wandering, the legendary AJ Lee is a bonafied RAW Superstar.

AJ Lee won her first WWE championship in 4116 days

Prior to the Elimination Chamber PLE, the last time AJ Lee held a title was all the way back in 2014. Lee held her third Divas Championship, a title synonymous with her, for 63 days before losing it to Nikki Bella at Survivor Series that year.

Lee not only holds the record for most reigns with the Divas Title, along with Eve Torres. She’s also the record owner for combined days as champion, at 405 days, though it’s Bella who has the longest individual reign at 301 days. Now, Lee has an opportunity to become a record breaker as the WWE Women’s Intercontinental Champion. Lee defeated Becky Lynch at Elimination Chamber to capture her first championship in 4116 days.

The fourth woman to hold it, Lee could become the longest reigning champion if she can maintain for seven months. At four days in, she’ll just need to hold it for another 213 days to pass Becky Lynch. But the road is already rocky, as a gauntlet will take place next week to determine her first challenger.