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A WWE Superstar's career doesn't last long in most cases. For every John Cena and Hulk Hogan, there are countless forgotten stars who became WWE Superstars, didn't do much of note, and faded into obscurity in quick fashion.
The ones who managed to build a successful career as a WWE Superstar, enjoyed their riches, social media followers, and worldwide fame for years on end. Bret Hart, John Cena, Hulk Hogan, Ric Flair, and Shawn Michaels are just a few names who had long-lasting careers as WWE Superstars. There's an elite list of WWE Superstars who have appeared in more than a thousand matches in their careers. Some of them have won hundreds upon hundreds of matches. In this list, we will take a look at 29 WWE Superstars who have won more than 400 matches in their careers.
(Credits to ProFightDB for the data used in this article. The article only considers appearances on WWE RAW and SmackDown, and not NXT, OVW, or FCW)
#28-#23: Christian, The Miz, Jeff Hardy, Billy Gunn, Edge, Seth Rollins, and Triple H
The list kicks off with former World Champion Christian, who has won a total of 401 matches in his career as a WWE Superstar. Christian has also had stints with TNA, back in the mid to late-2000s.
The Miz comes in at No. 27, with 404 victories. He is a former WWE Champion who successfully defended the belt against John Cena at WrestleMania 27.
At No. 26, Jeff Hardy has 405 wins in his bag. He is also a former WWE/World Champion, and currently works on SmackDown.
Former DX member Billy Gunn comes in at No. 25, with 418 wins. He received a push back in the day when he won the WWE King of the Ring tournament, but it didn't lead to anything worth of note.
At No. 24, there's WWE Hall of Famer Edge, with 419 wins. He is a multiple-time World Champion, and made his surprise return to WWE at the 2020 Royal Rumble event.
Seth Rollins and his former mentor Triple H share the No. 23 spot, with 425 victories each. WWE Hall of Famer Triple H doesn't need an introduction, while Seth Rollins is currently on his way to becoming an in-ring legend of the calibre of The Game himself.
#22-#17: CM Punk, Goldust, Big E, Natalya, Zack Ryder, and Matt Hardy
Former WWE Champion CM Punk comes in at No. 22, with 430 victories. He quit the company in 2014 and hasn't stepped foot in a WWE ring ever since.
Current AEW star Goldust is at No. 21, with 433 wins. He left WWE last year to join his brother Cody in AEW and is doing well for himself in the promotion.
SmackDown's Big E holds the No. 20 spot, with 444 wins. He recently got separated from his New Day associates during the 2020 WWE Draft.
WWE veteran Natalya is at No. 19, with 446 wins. She has been wrestling for the company for over a decade now.
Zack Ryder is at No. 18 with 459 wins in his bag. The former Intercontinental Champion was let go a few months back. His biggest accomplishment was winning the Intercontinental title at WWE WrestleMania 32.
Another AEW star, Matt Hardy is at No. 17 and has 463 wins. Hardy parted ways with WWE earlier this year, after being dissatisfied with how his character was being handled.
#16-#11: Cesaro, Jey Uso, Daniel Bryan, Chris Jericho, Jimmy Uso, and The Undertaker
At No. 16, there's Cesaro with 484 wins. He is one of the most underrated Superstars in all of WWE and unfortunately hasn't won a single World title to date.
Jey Uso comes in at No. 15 with 505 wins. The biggest match of his career is just a few hours away when he will meet Roman Reigns for the Universal title inside Hell in a Cell.
WWE veteran Daniel Bryan holds the No. 14 spot with 507 wins. He recently stated that his current run is his last one as a full-time wrestler.
At No. 13, we have AEW star Chris Jericho, with 535 wins. Jericho is the biggest wrestler AEW currently has and was the promotion's first World Champion.
Jimmy Uso has managed to trump his brother in terms of victories. He is at No. 12 with 550 wins.
At No. 11, we have WWE legend The Undertaker. He has won 572 matches, and it has been a while since he stopped working as an active wrestler. He has been a WWE mainstay for almost 30 years now.
#10-#5: Jon Moxley, Roman Reigns, Dolph Ziggler, R-Truth, Sheamus, and Big Show
Starting off the final 10 is AEW World Champion Jon Moxley, with 615 wins. He was active on the WWE main roster for around seven years, and it's impressive that he won more than 600 matches in such a short span of time.
His former Shield cohort Roman Reigns is at No. 9, with 645 wins. Reigns is the current WWE Universal Champion and the company's biggest heel.
With 652 wins, WWE Superstar Dolph Ziggler takes the No. 8 spot. He has spent the better part of his career as a mid-card act.
One of the most beloved WWE Superstars of all time, R-Truth takes the No. 7 spot with 672 wins. Truth has had a previous stint with WWE in the early 2000s, as K-Kwik.
Sheamus is at No. 6 with 734 wins. He won his first WWE title soon after making his way to the main roster in 2009-10, by defeating John Cena at the TLC pay-per-view.
WWE veteran Big Show has been with the company since the late 90s. He is at No. 5, with 763 victories.
#4-#1: Kofi Kingston, Randy Orton, Kane, and John Cena
Here comes the final four. Former WWE Champion Kofi Kingston holds the No. 4 spot, with 768 wins. He had a month-long stint with the WWE title last year, after winning it from Daniel Bryan at WrestleMania 35.
WWE legend Randy Orton comes in at No. 3, with 781 wins. Orton is a 13-time World Champion and has been with WWE for 18 years. He is scheduled to challenge Drew McIntyre for the WWE title inside Hell in a Cell in a few hours.
A major political figure now, WWE legend Kane made his debut back in 1997. He is at No. 2 with 834 victories. Kane hasn't made a WWE appearance in a while.
At No. 1, we have 16-time World Champion, John Cena, with a whopping 1030 victories. Cena made his debut in 2002 and was the face of the company for the majority of his career as a WWE Superstar. He last wrestled at WWE WrestleMania 36, in a losing effort against Bray Wyatt.
