In April 2019 at WrestleMania 35, Kofi Kingston defeated Bryan Danielson to become the new WWE Champion. The victory marked a historic milestone, making Kingston the second Black WWE Champion in company history. His reign continued until October of that year when he defended the title against Brock Lesnar on the premiere episode of Friday []
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