Last Updated on April 3, 2024 by Avik Das
The ratio of wins and losses showcases the major difference between a top star and a jobber. Even though WWE or professional wrestling is scripted, the victories matter. With a series of wins, the character of Superstar gets stronger and the fans start taking them more seriously. This is a reason winning streaks of Goldberg, Asuka, and The Undertaker helped to give an edge to their characters.
Like any other sport, wrestlers who have the most wins in WWE, are some of the top stars of the company. With longevity, top-tier wrestlers end up having a colossal number of wins at the end of their careers.
6. Shawn Michales- 1243 Wins
Shawn Michales was the leading man of WWE in the New Generation Era. First, he made The Rockers a tag team to look forward and when his singles career embarked on, he excelled there. He quickly climbed the ladder after being rated as one of the best wrestlers of the generation, if not the best. HBK not only gave some incredible matches to the fans but also won multiple titles to be crowned the first-ever Grand Slam Champion. Shawn’s success reflects on his winning ratio. Shawn Michaels has acclaimed a total of 1243 wins in his WWE career with an impressive 69.4% winning rate.
5. Randy Orton- 1254 Wins
Randy Orton’s transition from The Legend Killer, The Viper to the legend himself has been a journey of two decades. Whether as a face or heel, Orton has exceeded expectations to be established as one greatest of all time. His excellent record speaks for itself because he is a record fourteen-time World Champion in WWE. The lengthy full-time career enabled him to wrestle in an enormous 2361 WWE matches. Maintaining a winning percentage of 53.1, Randy Kenneth Orton has won a total of 1254 matches in WWE. On the other hand, Orton has also encountered 1037 losses. Orton isn’t retired yet, so his victory numbers are expected to increase until he calls it a day.
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4. Kane- 1486 Wins
Kane is one of the stars who have big number of victories. His active career spanned two decades, with the Kane character debuting in 1997. The menacing look and giant size made Kane a scary character, especially in the Attitude Era and Ruthless Aggression Era. Kane’s domineering persona and well-built physique established him as a stupendous heel. Consequently, he was put in some terrifying storylines in his WWE career. While Kane isn’t retired yet, he is currently busy being a mayor. With age and success in a different profession, he is likely to be officially retired soon.
3. Bret Hart- 1490 Wins
Bret Hart was a prominent star of the early 1990s beside Hulk Hogan. First, Bret Hart stood out with his charisma and talent in the ring with The Hart Foundation. Subsequently, Bret Hart flourished in the singles division as the headliner of every show in WWE’s New Generation Era. The technicality of his wrestling and inconceivable in-ring presence made him a major attraction. Bret Hart’s WWE career ended with the controversial Montreal Screwjob. Bret Hart enjoyed five WWE Championship reigns. As a top star, he was a man with a staggering number of wins. Even after fighting in over 2100 matches throughout his WWE career, he ended up with a winning percentage of 68.2. He won an impressive 1490 bouts in total.
2. The Undertaker- 1714 Wins
Staying at the top consistently for thirty years is a herculean task for anyone unless your name is The Undertaker. Given that The Undertaker was pushed as a main event star right from the start of his WWE career, his winning record was fantastic since the beginning. The Undertaker, who has the sceond most victories among wrestlers, has ended the career with an extraordinary 1714 victories. Such an astronomical number of wins have made The Deadman one of the iconic and recognizable characters with mainstream popularity. His winning percentage of 77.5 is also one of the best in WWE.
1. John Cena- 1758 Wins
John Cena, the sixteen-time World Champion in WWE, led the company for a decade, taking the meaning of a babyface to another level. Since being promoted to the main event status, John Cena headlined every major pay-per-view fighting numerous bad guys. Cena’s sheer strength, impeccable skills on the microphone, and dedication to working hard turned him into one of the most popular personalities in professional wrestling. Because of his consistent push for a decade, John Cena’s winning percentage stands at 79.2. Hence, Cena has a colossal 1758 win. His outstanding winning stats make him the WWE Superstar with the most wins in WWE history. John Cena has distanced himself from the squared circle, but his record of most wins in WWE is unlikely to be touched any time soon.
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Avik Das is the founder of Sportsheed. He is a sports lover with broad knowledge of Professional Wrestling, MMA, Football, and Cricket. He has an English major and has previously written articles for various sports and entertainment websites
