Top 10 Strongest WWE Wrestlers (Strength)

Top 10 Strongest WWE Wrestlers: World Wrestle Mania popularly known as WWE is an American entertainment company commonly started with airing Professional Wrestling with averaging over 4.9 million views on a single night. With such a massive fanbase built over in 41 years, there is a lot of competition among fans on who is the best and strongest wrestler in the federation.

Here are the top 10 strongest WWE wrestlers ranked by winnings and titles.

RIC FLAIR

RIC FLAIR

Richard Morgan Flair known by his wrestling name “Ric Flair” has a whopping total of 16 titles to his name. A career span of 40 years, Ric Flair made his debut in 1972 when WWE was known as WWF, World Wrestling Federation. Ric flair is considered the greatest wrestler in the federation bar none among colleagues and journalists. Currently, Ric flair is retired and working with WWE as a professional wrestling manager. The now-retired professional wrestler has eight-time NWA world heavyweight champion, six-time WCW heavyweight champion, two-time WWE champion. During those official reigns as champion, Flair held a world championship for 3456 days, most by any champion in the history of WWE.

Flair was often popular with the crowd due to his in-ring antics, including rulebreaking, which made him earn the title of the “baddest boy in the federation”. Flair’s move set became limited in the last ten years of his career due mainly to his age and years of competition taking a toll on his body but remained a visible character. The “Woooooo!” yell has since become a tribute to Flair and is often shouted by the crowd whenever a wrestler performs a knife-edge chop, one of Flair’s signature moves. Flair also released his autobiography, To Be the Man, in July 2004. The title is taken from one of his catchphrases, “To be the man, you gotta beat the man!” 

JOHN CENA

JOHN CENA

John Cena, the largest and most successful domestic talent since The Rock, dominated the first seven years of the decade, defeating top-tier Superstars and winning championship gold. Since 2010, he has won nine global titles, more than any other Superstar. In January 2017, he accomplished the unfathomable by tying Ric Flair’s historical record of 16 overall world titles.

Cena made his debut in 1999 when WWE was brewing with talent. A young man entered the vast world of wrestling and stamped his authority by defeating the likes of Randy Orton, Tripple H, The Rock, and even The Undertaker who was a feared name in the wrestling world of WWE.

Owning 1743 wins to his name, Cena has won the WWE Championship thirteen times, a record for the championship. He is a joint-record 16-time world champion. He is also a five-time United States Champion, a four-time world tag team champion, a two-time Royal Rumble match winner, a one-time Money in the Bank match-winner, and has headlined five WrestleMania pay-per-view events.

His professional wrestling career has merged with him starring in major blockbuster movies in Hollywood. Cena debuted in The Marine (2006) and went on to get critical acclaim for his roles in Trainwreck (2015), Ferdinand (2017), Blockers, and Bumblebee (both 2018). He appeared in Fast 9 and The Suicide Squad (both in 2021), as well as the eponymous television series. You Can’t See Me (2005), his debut studio album, was awarded platinum. Aside from his job in entertainment, Cena is well-known for his engagement in a variety of humanitarian organizations, most notably the Make-A-Wish Foundation, where he has granted over 650 wishes.

THE UNDERTAKER

Undertaker

Mark William Calaway is an American retired professional wrestler better known by his ring name The Undertaker. Widely recognized as one of the greatest professional wrestlers of all time, he is most remembered for his on-screen tenure in WWF/E from his debut in 1990 to 2020, when he performed his Undertaker personas. Calaway is still under contract with WWE, despite having retired from professional wrestling.

In his reign, The Undertaker won 8 championship titles and 1699 wins. When he joined the WWF, he was renamed as “The Undertaker,” a horror-themed persona. As an undead, funereal, macabre persona, he earned tremendous public fame in this guise. The Undertaker was a focal point of WWE’s biggest yearly event, WrestleMania, where he became famous for The Streak — a run of 21 consecutive victories.

He is also renowned for teaming up with his in-story half-brother Kane, with whom he alternately feuded and collaborated as The Brothers of Destruction from 1997 to 2020. Calaway won the WWF/E Championship four times, the World Heavyweight Championship three times, the Hardcore Championship once, and the World Tag Team Championship six times throughout his active tenure as The Undertaker. In 2007, he also won the Royal Rumble bout. He is one of WWE’s most prolific pay-per-view performers, having headlined multiple pay-per-view events, including five WrestleManias.

The Undertaker announced his retirement from professional wrestling in 2020, making his final appearance at that year’s Survivor Series event, 30 years to the day after making his on-screen debut with the promotion at the same pay-per-view brand.

KANE

KANE

Glenn Thomas Jacobs, best known by his ring name Kane, is a politician, actor, and professional wrestler from the United States. He has served as the Mayor of Knox County, Tennessee, as a Republican since 2018, presently under contract with WWE.

He began his professional wrestling career in 1992 on the independent circuit, competing in organizations like Smoky Mountain Wrestling and the United States Wrestling Association before joining the World Wrestling Federation in 1995. Jacobs portrayed a variety of personas until 1997 when he was repackaged as Kane, The Undertaker’s horror-themed, hellish behemoth younger half-brother, with whom Jacobs alternately feuded and teamed as The Brothers of Destruction.

In June 1998, he competed in his first pay-per-view (PPV) main event at King of the Ring, Kane’s career skyrocketed in the golden era of WWE when he defeated the “poster boy” Stone Cold Steve Austin.

With 1486 wins and numerous titles Kane is a three-time world champion holding the WWF Championship, ECW Championship, and World Heavyweight Championship once each and a 12-time world tag team champion in WWE. He is also a two-time Intercontinental Champion, a Money in the Bank winner, and the third person to accomplish the WWE Grand Slam.

Kane’s most recent championship was the 24/7 Championship on September 16, 2019, his lone title under his real name. Ric Flair, a veteran wrestler, called Kane “the finest in the world,” while Big Show called him “the best biggest man ever.”

TRIPLE H

TRIPLE H

Paul Michael Levesque, better known by his ring moniker Triple H, is a professional wrestler, executive, and actor from the United States. He is presently signed to WWE and serves as the company’s Executive Vice President of Global Talent Strategy and Development. He is also the originator and executive producer of WWE’s NXT brand.

Triple H began his professional wrestling career with the International Wrestling Federation under the ring name Terra Ryzing from 1990 to 1991. From 1994 to 1995, he wrestled for World Championship Wrestling as a French-Canadian nobleman called Jean-Paul Lévesque and was then repackaged in 1995 when he signed with the World Wrestling Federation as Hunter Hearst Helmsley, and eventually, Triple H.

Triple H has won a total of 14 championships and 1000 wins throughout his career, including five Intercontinental Championships, three World Tag Team Championships, two European Championships, and fourteen World Championships, making him the company’s seventh Triple Crown Champion and second Grand Slam Champion. He has also won two Royal Rumble matches and a King of the Ring competition. Later in his career, Triple H rose to prominence for his behind-the-scenes efforts at WWE, including the creation of the developmental division NXT and plaudits for his financial acumen in professional wrestling.

BRET HART

BRET HART

Bret Sergeant Hart is a retired Canadian-American professional wrestler. He has an amateur wrestling history and is a member of the Hart wrestling family and a second-generation wrestler.

He was a huge worldwide draw in professional wrestling, and he is credited for redefining the perspective of mainstream North-American professional wrestling in the early 1990s by emphasizing technical in-ring performance. Hart is widely recognized as one of the best professional wrestlers of all time, with Sky Sports describing him as “one of, if not the, finest to have ever graced the squared circle.”

During the New Generation Era and the early Attitude Era, he was a face of the World Wrestling Federation. Hart went by the moniker “Hitman” for the bulk of his career.

With 8 championship titles in WWE and 1469 wins to his name Hart has held championships in five decades, from the 1970s to the 2010s, totaling 32 in his career, with 17 held between the WWF/WWE and WCW. He is a five-time WWF Champion and a two-time WCW World Heavyweight Champion, among other things. During the 1990s, Hart had the most total days as WWF Champion, and he was the first WCW World Heavyweight Champion born outside of the United States. He is the second WWF Triple Crown Champion and the fifth WCW Triple Crown Champion, as well as the first man to win both the WWF and WCW Triple Crowns. Hart is also the only two-time King of the Ring champion, having won the 1991 tournament and the first King of the Ring in 1994.

SHAWN MICHAELS 

SHAWN MICHAELS

Kid With a Broken Heart Shawn Michaels is one of the few WWE superstars that has been with the company for more than three decades. Throughout his career, he has battled against every high-profile celebrity the business has to offer, and he has won countless titles.

During his stint in WWE, the Hall of Famer wrestled in 1776 bouts and had his hands raised 1234 times. After defeating The Undertaker at WrestleMania XXVI, he declared his retirement in 2010, but he returned for one more match at Crown Jewel 2018. He’s currently working as a trainer for NXT in a non-wrestling capacity, and it’s doubtful he’ll ever wrestle again.

THE BIG SHOW

THE BIG SHOW

Since his debut in 1999, The Big Show has been a member of WWE for almost two decades, until recently signing with AEW. In the beginning of his WWE career, he wrestled under his own name, Paul Wight, but quickly changed his persona to The Big Show.

The Big Show has participated in 2217 WWE bouts and has an incredible 1223 wins. He lost the bulk of his matches since he wrestled as a villain for most of his career.

RANDY ORTON

RANDY ORTON

Notoriously known as The Viper and themed as an eternal rival of John Cena Randy Orton is a third-generation WWE superstar who joined the company in 2002, following in the footsteps of his family. Vince McMahon saw something unique in Orton from the start, and the Viper lived up to his potential by becoming a 13-time WWE Champion.

Randy Orton has participated in 2291 bouts and had his hands raised 1205 times in his WWE career. He is one of the few WWE superstars who has remained faithful to the organization for a long time, and we can anticipate him to rise up the ranks in the coming years.

KOFI KINGSTON  

KOFI KINGSTON

Kofi Kingston may not have had a main event push until last year, but he has quietly risen to the top ten of WWE’s most successful wrestlers. Kingston is one of WWE’s most accomplished performers, having won many mid-card and tag team championships as well as one stint as WWE Champion.

He has been a member of the promotion for over 13 years and has competed in 1991 matches, winning 1163 of them. He is still going strong, and the numbers are expected to rise much further.