24 Top current WWE Superstars and their win percentages: Where do Roman Reigns, Otis, and Asuka stand? 

Otis and Roman Reigns
Otis and Roman Reigns

WWE is hands down the biggest pro wrestling corporation in the world. It has more than a billion social media followers, and recently achieved the milestone of 50 billion Youtube views. WWE Superstars' work schedule isn't something an average joe could handle. The wrestlers need to be on their toes for the better part of the year, and most of their time is spent traveling across the nation and to other countries.

With WWE consisting of several major brands, Superstars gets to showcase their skills on a weekly basis, sometimes twice or thrice a week. In this list, we will take a look at 24 current WWE Superstars, and focus on their win percentages.

(A big thanks to ProFightDB for the data used in this article. The article doesn't take into account NXT runs)


#24 to #20: Jeff Hardy, Mustafa Ali, Xavier Woods, Sasha Banks, and AJ Styles

AJ Styles
AJ Styles

Starting off the list is former WWE Champion Jeff Hardy at No. 24, who stands at 51.0719% with 793 matches in his bag. Hardy is still active on the WWE roster and is currently wrestling on SmackDown.

At No. 23, we have Mustafa Ali, who was recently revealed as the leader of RETRIBUTION. He stands at 52.3490%, having been a part of 149 matches. He is now a WWE RAW-exclusive Superstar and is wreaking havoc on the Red brand along with his unruly associates.

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Xavier Woods, at No. 22, recently came back after a long hiatus due to injury and won the SmackDown tag team titles with Kofi Kingston, his New Day partner. He is at 53.1646%, having wrestled 395 bouts.

Sasha Banks holds the No. 21 position, at 54.1950%, with 441 matches. The Boss is currently involved in a heated feud with her former best friend, Bayley, and the two are set to collide inside Hell in a Cell at the namesake pay-per-view.

At No. 20, we have The Phenomenal One, AJ Styles, with a 55.8473% score after 419 matches. Styles was a major 'get' for WWE RAW during the 2020 WWE Draft and recently got a bodyguard in the form of Jordan Omogbehin.

#19 to #15: Big E, Randy Orton, Kofi Kingston, Ricochet, and Braun Strowman

Braun Strowman
Braun Strowman

At No. 19, there's WWE SmackDown Superstar Big E, at 56.3452%, with a whopping 788 matches. Big E was a part of The New Day for six long years, but the faction was finally separated during the 2020 WWE Draft. He is now carving his own path over on the Blue brand.

We have WWE veteran Randy Orton at No. 18, with a humongous 1367 matches and a score of 57.1324%. The Viper has been a mainstay in WWE since 2002 and is a 13-time World Champion. He is still in the main event picture, all these years later, and will take on Drew McIntyre for the WWE title at Hell in a Cell.

Kofi Kingston, former WWE Champion, is at No. 17. At 57.7444% and 1330 matches in his bag, his record is staggering, to say the least. Kingston has been with WWE for more than a decade now and is one of the most beloved Superstars in the company. He is currently a Tag Team Champion along with Xavier Woods on WWE RAW.

At No. 16, there's Ricochet. The high-flying WWE Superstar is hovering just above Kingston, with a score of 57.7982% after having wrestled 109 matches. Ricochet is currently on WWE RAW and hasn't done much of note on the Red brand lately.

Coming in at No. 15 is The Monster Among Men, Braun Strowman. The former Universal Champion stands at 57.9946%, with 369 matches. Strowman recently made waves by defeating Keith Lee on WWE RAW, albeit it took him a low blow using his head to do the same.

#14 to #10 Naomi, Shinsuke Nakamura, R-Truth, Daniel Bryan, and Rey Mysterio

Rey Mysterio
Rey Mysterio

At No. 14, there's Naomi, with 59.1873% after 566 matches. The WWE RAW Superstar is a former two-time SmackDown Women's Champion and has also won the WrestleMania Women's Battle Royal at the 34th edition of the show in 2018.

We have Shinsuke Nakamura at No. 13. The Japanese star is just a tad bit above Naomi with a record of 59.5960% in 198 matches. Nakamura was incredibly over back in WWE NXT but didn't succeed as much on the main roster.

The No. 12 spot goes to one of the most hilarious Superstars in WWE history, R-Truth. He breaks the barrier with 60.0536%, which becomes even more impressive when we consider that he has wrestled 1119 matches.

At No. 11, we have Daniel Bryan, who is currently a SmackDown Superstar. The former WWE Champion boasts a record of 61.1111%, having wrestled 828 matches. His injury kept him away from action for a few years, or else this number would have been even bigger.

The No. 10 spot goes to WWE legend Rey Mysterio, who is now on SmackDown, along with his son Dominik. Mysterio is at 62.4406%, with 631 matches. The Lucha legend has been wowing the WWE Universe ever since he debuted way back in 2002, and is still as agile as ever.

#9 to #5 Shorty G, Bobby Lashley, Otis, Roman Reigns, and Shayna Baszler

Shayna Baszler
Shayna Baszler

At No. 9, there's Shorty G with 62.8458% in 253 matches. Shorty G's wrestling style has reminded many of WWE Hall of Famer Kurt Angle. He is on SmackDown and recently suffered a string of defeats against Sheamus.

We have Bobby Lashley at No. 8, who's a member of The Hurt Business on WWE RAW. He's at 65.4618% with 249 matches over his two stints. The faction recently scored a huge win over RETRIBUTION on RAW and is as strong as it's ever been.

At No. 7, Otis stands at 66.1538%, having been a part of 65 bouts. The Heavy Machinery member was recently separated from Tucker but reunited with him on RAW as El Gran Gordo.

The No. 6 spot goes to Roman Reigns, the current Universal Champion. At 69.1318%, and 933 bouts, Reigns holds a strong position on the list. His record will only improve in the coming months, as there don't seem to be many wrestlers who can stand tall against him in the current scenario.

At No. 5, there's Shayna Baszler. With 33 matches, Baszler has a record of 69.6970% so far. She is better known for her record in WWE NXT, where she held the NXT Women's title for 416 days.

#4 to #1 Bayley, Aleister Black, Asuka, and Finn Balor

Finn Balor
Finn Balor

The current WWE SmackDown Women's Champion Bayley is at No. 4. At 71.8750% with 320 matches, she has one of the most impressive records on the list. Bayley has held the belt for more than 500 days and will take on Sasha Banks inside Hell in a Cell this Sunday.

At No. 3, Aleister Black stands at 72.5000% with 80 matches in his bag. Black has a long way to go on the main roster, and recently had a character change that could become a game-changer in the coming months, as far as his push is concerned.

Asuka is at No. 2, with 72.5490% after having wrestled 153 matches. The Empress of Tomorrow is currently the WWE RAW Women's Champion and recently defeated Lana to retain the same.

Finally, at No. 1, there's Finn Balor. Even though he is currently in NXT and is the brand's top Champion, Balor's WWE record still trumps everyone's on the main roster. At 73.9726%, his record speaks volumes as he has wrestled 219 matches during his stint, a highly impressive number.