WWE Superstars with the most number of world titles 

Hulk Hogan
Hulk Hogan

In the WWE, there's no more noteworthy show of confidence than to be given a title reign. Some like Jinder Mahal have recently gotten there to begin with, while others have achieved the summit of the mountain on a few events. Despite how frequently a wrestler wins a title, each and every win is a critical crossroad in WWE history.

The WWE Universe frequently see those with the most number of big showdowns as the delegated gem of the show. However, there are numerous different titles to be won. Numerous times geniuses have scratched their name in history through the triumph of different titles than the two principal ones.

The names on this rundown won't shock you, however, the names not present on the rundown may give you a remark about their achievement without these coveted titles.

Here are the 5 hotshots who have won the most number of title belts in WWE.


#5 Hulk Hogan (12 - 6 WCW Championships, 6 WWE Championships)

The Immortal Hulk Hogan remains solitary at No. 5, having established his legend with an astonishing dozen World Championships. The Hulkster's 12 titles are an even part between his chance in WWE and WCW, where he struggled his approach to six titles in every advancement.

Of all of Hogan's astounding deeds in the ring, however, maybe his most amazing was his last World Title triumph under WWE's rooftop, when he ended up Undisputed WWE Champion at Backlash 2002, winning the title at 48 years of age. Indeed, even moderately aged, Hulkamania still ran wild. What number of Superstars can genuinely say that?

And with rumours of Hulk Hogan making a comeback at SummerSlam doing the rounds, the audience is sure to get excited with the Champion's presence. Hulk Hogan is 64 now and looking at his age, it's almost certain that he won't be competing in the ring but to go with the rounds of Hulkamania sounds like an interesting idea.

#4 Randy Orton (13 - 9 WWE Championships, 4 World Heavyweight Championships)

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Randy Orton

On the off chance that Randy Orton does for sure hear voices in his head, the most common of those whispers must be an endless repetition of "Win titles". How else do you clarify the easygoing route with which the second-age Superstar has gallivanted up the peak apparently freely, starting with his record-setting World Heavyweight Championship win in 2004 (fun reality: Orton would resign that title nine years after the fact) and completion with his WWE Championship win at WrestleMania 33.

Randy Orton with his devilish grin and evil persona has found a unique selling point for himself in the WWE. Orton's reign as a Champion might be a small one but after looking at what he did this past Sunday at Extreme Rules, it looks like Orton is set for a heel turn, to embark his way on to the coveted USA title from Shinsuke Nakamura.

#3 Triple H (14 - 9 WWE Championships, 5 World Heavyweight Championships)

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Wrestle Mania XX

Behold The King of Kings, delegated 14 times on his position as a Champion and sustaining his authority at the No. 3 position in the rundown of most World Title rules. Triple H's transient ascent to the best was established with his first WWE Championship in 1999 when he vanquished Mankind.

He never thought back for a second, piling on 12 more title prevails upon the following decade by crushing any semblance of "Stone Cold" Steve Austin, Chris Jericho (a triumph that made Triple H the second Undisputed Champion), The Rock and even his closest companion, Shawn Michaels.

The Cerebral Assassin appeared to have exchanged the sword for the pen as WWE's COO, in any event until the point that he recovered the WWE Championship in 2016 by winning the Royal Rumble Match, coming back to the headliner of WrestleMania all the while.

As far back as losing that title, The Game has worried about working up WWE's future by shepherding NXT, the Cruiserweight division, and United Kingdom Championship Tournament. Be that as it may, obviously he hasn't lost his capacity to contend at the most elevated amount, nor relinquished he may get the Superstar who simply fueled his way into history.

Tied #1: John Cena (16 - 13 WWE Championships, 3 World Heavyweight Championships)

John Cena
John Cena

Here he is, the powerhouse with extraordinary mending capacity who has ridden his own mantra – "Never Give Up" – the distance to 16 World Title rules. John Cena's history now pretty much justifies itself with real evidence; he is unquestionably a standout amongst the most unmistakable WWE Champions of this previous decade, and one of only a handful rare sorts of people who went so far as to really shape the title in his own picture with the questionable "spinner" plan that endured about eight years.

Some thought about whether The Champ may close to his sundown years after a progression of wounds and extracurricular commitments started to confine his in-ring time. In any case, regardless of whether that is the situation, his prevail upon AJ Styles at Royal Rumble demonstrates he's plainly capitalizing on the hours he has cleared out. It's reasonable for even say he won't be finished pursuing titles, which implies regardless he has an undeniable shot at overshadowing the prevailing champion of champions.

That being said, John Cena is just 41 and has been missing from the ring for a long time now citing personal reasons. If he does make a comeback, it is sure that John Cena will target the championship belt and become the undisputed Champion of all time.

Tied #1: Ric Flair (16 - 8 NWA World Heavyweight Championships, 6 WCW Championships, 2 WWE Championships)

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Ric Flair

Long considered the best quality level with regards to sports-excitement, Ric Flair has an amazing 16 World Titles to his name, having styled and profiled his way through the NWA, WCW and WWE, gathering title gold like a limousine-ridin' Attila the Hun, ravaging the wealth of vanquished urban areas.

Ric Flair ended up acclaimed in his prime for holding his title by snare or by hooligan, cheating his way into maintenance using any and all means. In spite of the fact that scarcely the fairest of systems, it can't be contended that it didn't work well for Ric Flair, as his 16 titles had for some time been thought to be one of games stimulation's unbreakable records. Now tied with John Cena who still has 5-6 years of wrestling left in him, it is likely that Ric Flair will slip a position in this coveted list.

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