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Jungle Boy's win at last week's AEW Dynamite helped him reach a unique milestone. The Jurassic Express member capped off an incredible week for himself by becoming the first person in AEW to rack up 50 wins.
Having narrowly lost to Kenny Omega in an AEW World Championship match on Saturday night's Dyamite, Jungle Boy got back to winning ways with a convincing victory over Jack Evans via submission and reached the milestone in the process.
However, there are a few others on the men's roster who are close to 50 victories as well and could be joining Jungle Boy in the exclusive 50 or above club. Here we look at the top 5 men in AEW with the highest number of wins.
#5. Hangman Adam Page - AEW Career Record: 43-14
Former AEW Tag Team Champion 'Hangman' Adam Page has a career win-loss record of 43-14. The Virginia-born wrestler is one of the top faces in the company, so it should not come as a surprise that he boasts of a great wins record.
Exciting teams could lie ahead for Adam Page after The Dark Order issued a challenge to AEW World Champion Kenny Omega for a title match on behalf of Page.
The match will be absolutely huge, as the story between the two dates back to the pair's time in Japan where they were both part of The Elite alongside the current AEW Tag Team champions The Young Bucks. After getting kicked out of The Elite, this would be the perfect end to the story arc of one of the best storylines we've ever seen in wrestling.
This won't be the first time Omega and Page have shared the ring. Omega and Page were the tag team champions for a long time and had some incredible matches against the likes of Young Bucks and FTR. Their match vs the Young Bucks was touted as one of the greatest tag team matches in history.
After things fell apart, Omega and Page faced each other in a singles match to determine the challenger for the then champion Jon Moxley's AEW World Championship.
It was the culmination of the No. 1 contender tournament and the match took place at AEW Full Gear 2020. As expected, the match was brilliant and won by Kenny Omega. Adam Page is the future of the company and is due a run with the world championship in AEW.
#4. Scorpio Sky - AEW Career Record: 44-15
One half of the tag team 'Men of the Year', Scorpio Sky has enjoyed an excellent career in AEW so far. He possesses a very respectable 44-15 career win-loss record in AEW. As part of SoCal Uncensored, Sky and Frankie Kazarian were the inaugural AEW tag team champions, beating the team of Pentagon Jr. and Rey Fenix, also known as the Lucha Brothers on AEW Dynamite.
The match was the culmination of a tag team tournament to crown the first AEW tag team champions and SCU emerged as somewhat surprising winners. They lost the title to The Elite's 'Hangman' Adam Page and Kenny Omega at Chris Jericho's Rock 'N' Wrestling Rager.
Scorpio Sky embarked on a singles run, racking up multiple wins on AEW Dark and earned a TNT Championship title opportunity against Cody Rhodes in August 2020 on AEW Dynamite. Despite losing, Sky continued to flourish and his finest moment as a singles competitor came at AEW Revolution 2021 when he won the ladder match to become of the 'Face of the Revolution' and earn another title opportunity for the TNT Championship against Darby Allin.
Following the loss, Sky turned heel by attacking Darby Allin and partnered with 'All Ego' Ethan Page to form a formidable tag team.
Sky has proven to be an excellent acquisition for AEW and following his runs with TNA and WWE, looks set to be a main roster mainstay.
#3. Frankie Kazarian - AEW Career Record: 46-24
Former AEW Tag Champion Frankie Kazarian is a highly respected veteran in the wrestling industry. Having turned pro in 1998, the 23-year veteran has wrestled pretty much everywhere and shows no signs of slowing down. He was one of the first signees for AEW and has been a workhorse since day one. Naturally, he has a very high number of wins and an AEW win-loss record of 46-24.
Kazarian, alongside longtime partner Christopher Daniels and Scorpio Sky formed a team under the ring-name SoCal Uncensored. Kazarian and Sky captured the AEW Tag Team Championship by defeating the Lucha Brothers on AEW Dynamite to become the first tag team champions in the company.
After dropping the belts to Kenny Omega and Adam Page, Frankie Kazarian and Christopher Daniels resumed wrestling as a tag team as Scorpio Sky went on a singles run.
However, they were forced to split after a loss to the Young Bucks following a grueling and bloody battle on AEW Dynamite. Now, Kazarian is undergoing a shift in character as he's playing the role of the 'Elite Hunter'.
Kazarian is a timeless worker and an asset to AEW, as he's been to every company he has worked for throughout his career.
#2. Kenny Omega - AEW Career Record: 47-12
AEW World Champion, IMPACT World Champion, AAA Mega Champion. He's the Belt Collector, The Best Bout Machine, The Cleaner. These are just a few ways to address Kenny Omega.
Arguably the greatest wrestler in the world, Omega has the second highest number of wins in AEW and an overall record of 47-12. The Executive Vice President of AEW is back to where he's used to being, the pinnacle of the company.
After making a huge name for himself with classic after classic in Japan and the iconic series of matches against Kazuchika Okada, Omega got together with fellow Elite members Young Bucks and Cody Rhodes to start AEW.
Omega has consistently been involved in the most memorable matches of AEW. His Iron Man match vs Pac was a showcase of professional wrestling. His barbaric battles against Jon Moxley had everyone cringing while his tag team title reign alongside Adam Page produced instant classics against the likes of Young Bucks and FTR.
After turning heel, Omega aided by the Good Brothers and Don Callis has run roughshod over IMPACT and AEW and shows no signs of slowing down.
He has title defenses comping up against Sami Callihan and Andrade 'El Idolo' for the IMPACT World Championship and AAA Mega Championship which should add to his catalog of classics.
#1. Jungle Boy - AEW Career Record: 50-28-1
Jungle Boy is having the time of his life. His only experience prior to his run with AEW was on the independent circuit, which is not surprising considering he's just 24 years of age. Now, he's the first and only wrestler in AEW with 50 wins. It's an incredible achievement, considering the number of big, established names on the roster.
Jungle Boy's first significant singles moment in AEW came on the December 18, 2019 episode of AEW Dynamite when he met Chris Jericho's challenge of lasting 10 minutes in the ring, which he successfully did.
He still had to wait for his first victory, as it came in January 2020 on AEW Dark alongside Luchasaurus and Marko Stunt vs the Strong Hearts. Jungle Boy competed primarily in tag matches as part of Jurassic Express. At Double or Nothing 2020, Jungle Boy and MJF tore the house down in an excellent technical wrestling match which MJF won.
The following year at Double or Nothing, Jungle Boy shocked the world by eliminating Christian Cage to win the Casino Battle Royale to earn an AEW World Championship match against Kenny Omega.
The match was spectacular and elevated Jack Perry despite the loss. Currently, Christian Cage is mentoring him. His in-ring ability is there for all to see, and the fans love him.
Every time his theme music hits the arena, fans chant along, and cheer every move of his during the matches. Jungle Boy looks like a guaranteed future superstar.
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