Sheamus recently reached a milestone on WWE television and he asked the WWE Universe if he was the "greatest of all time."
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The Celtic Warrior defeated Roman Reigns via countout on this week's edition of Monday Night RAW, making him the first Superstar to ever reach 200 televised wins, according to the North American Wrestling Rankings blog.
"When Sheamus defeated Roman Reigns by countout on the 7/6/15 episode of Raw it was his 200th televised singles victory!" the blog's description reads. "The Celtic Warrior is the first wrestler to win 200 tv matches!!! [He was just the 4th wrestler to win 100 matches back on 8/3/12]. Others nearing this milestone [as of 7/8/15] are Randy Orton with 197 wins and John Cena with 188."
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The site has been keeping WWE statistics since November 2006.
Sheamus took to Twitter to commemorate the milestone and he bragged to the WWE Universe.
First Superstar to notch-up 200 televised singles victories? In @WWE history, you say? Greatest of all time? #AreYouNotEntertained?
— Sheamus (@WWESheamus) July 9, 2015
Sheamus has been on a role since he returned from injury and became a heel as the WWE booked him to win the Money in the Bank Ladder Match in June and he has been looking strong ever since.
Mr. Money in the Bank is likely headed for a match with Orton at Battleground on July 19 at the Scottrade Center in The Viper's home of St. Louis.
The two Superstars have been at odds on television in recent months, and there are rumors going around that their score will be settled at Battleground.
It appears highly likely that Sheamus will win the WWE World Heavyweight Championship sometime in the next year as Damien Sandow remains the only man to lose when trying to cash in his contract to win gold.
For the Celtic Warrior, it's 200 wins and counting in the WWE.
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