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2026 Pro Wrestling Rankings

Calendar-year scoring through September 30, 2026. Ten names. Men and women on one board. The board freezes at year-end, and 2027 starts blank.

Next update November 1.

Undefeated World Heavyweight Champion Roman Reigns rules the WWE board — MJF rules AEW's. Every name carries one line: their year, summed up.

WWE

  1. 1

    Roman Reigns

    Board ChampionWorld

    6–0 · Cagematch

    Royal Rumble winner. Undefeated WWE World Heavyweight Champion.

  2. 2

    CM Punk

    34–2 · Cagematch

    Held both world titles in 2026. 17 combined title defenses.

  3. 3

    Cody Rhodes

    37–9–2 · Cagematch

    Two Undisputed WWE Title reigns in 2026. 37 wins, most on this list.

  4. 4

    Liv Morgan

    19–11 · Cagematch

    Royal Rumble winner. Five-month WWE Women's World Title reign.

  5. 5

    Rhea Ripley

    20–4–1 · Cagematch

    Chamber Winner · 104-Day WWE Women's Champion

  6. 6

    Stephanie Vaquer

    Women's World

    8–5 · Cagematch

    Two-time WWE Women's World Champion.

  7. 7

    Chad Gable

    Intercontinental

    32–10 · Cagematch

    IC Champion · 14 Defenses

  8. 8

    IYO SKY

    Women's Tag

    25–16–1 · Cagematch

    Queen of the Ring winner. WWE Women's Tag Team Champion.

  9. 9

    Trick Williams

    United States

    29–15–2 · Cagematch

    Two-time WWE United States Champion.

  10. 10

    Tiffany Stratton

    23–15 · Cagematch

    United States Champion earlier in the year. Four title defenses.

Honorable mentions

  • Jey Uso — Opened the year as World Tag Team Champion. 91-day reign with Jimmy. Bloodline storyline centerpiece all year.
  • Drew McIntyre — Won the Undisputed WWE Championship in a January steel cage match. WrestleMania unsanctioned match vs Jacob Fatu.
  • Seth Rollins — 18–4 on the year. SummerSlam main event vs Reigns.

AEW

  1. 1

    MJF

    Board Champion

    17–7 · Cagematch

    Two AEW World Title reigns in 2026. PWI's No. 1 wrestler of the year.

  2. 2

    Will Ospreay

    World

    28–4 · Cagematch

    AEW World Champion. 2026 Owen Hart Cup winner.

  3. 3

    Jon Moxley

    Continental

    43–9–2 · Cagematch

    AEW Continental Champion all year. 277-day reign.

  4. 4

    Kenny Omega

    13–4 · Cagematch

    Beat MJF at Beach Break. All In main event.

  5. 5

    Darby Allin

    TNT

    26–6 · Cagematch

    AEW World Title win in April. 3-time TNT Champion.

  6. 6

    Kazuchika Okada

    International

    12–7 · Cagematch

    Two-time AEW International Champion.

  7. 7

    Thekla

    18–5 · Cagematch

    Former Women's World Champion · Seven Title Defenses

  8. 8

    Andrade El Idolo

    National

    47–9 · Cagematch

    AEW National Champion. Five title defenses.

  9. 9

    Willow Nightingale

    21–9 · Cagematch

    Three titles in 2026. Casino Gauntlet winner.

  10. 10

    Swerve Strickland

    Trios

    14–3 · Cagematch

    AEW World Trios Champion.

Honorable mentions

  • Mercedes Moné — Current AEW Women's World Champion. Five-week TBS Championship reign. Owen Hart Cup finalist.
  • Hangman Adam Page — World title challenger. All In main-event scene.
  • Kevin Knight — 140-day TNT Championship reign, the longest of 2026. A record ten title defenses. Wins over MJF, Darby Allin, and Chris Jericho.

How this is scored

  • Calendar year only — January 1 through the last bell. Not the career.
  • When the year ends, the final board stands. January starts empty.
  • WWE and AEW, separate boards. A world title in one promotion earns nothing in the other.
  • Dual-signed talent can appear on both.
  • If they spent the year here then left, they stay here — new company noted next to the name.
  • Ten per promotion. Men and women together. Honorable mentions live under the list.
  • What counts: title defenses, PLE main events, TV that moved a story. Just appearing in a graphic doesn't.
  • Rank the year, not this week's belt. A long, defended reign beats a short one.
  • Hurt doesn't erase the year. But you can't defend a spot from the sidelines — stay out long enough while everyone else adds to their case, and the board moves on.
  • The record is the receipt, not the ranking. It only separates two people who had the same kind of year.
  • Last five means the five most recent match decisions on Cagematch. Match length shows when Cagematch posted one — house-show loops usually don't have them.
  • If they were in the match, it's on the record — singles, tags, trios, battle royals, any listed format.
  • This board stands until November 1. Opinion with receipts, not a formula.
  • The line under each name is the read on their year.

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