Top 15 Most Googled WWE Superstars In September 2026

Roman Reigns was the most googled WWE Superstars in September 2026.

That is the full-month result from WrestleSeek’s Google Trends sweep of the active roster. The window is September 1–30, 2026. The ranking is worldwide relative search interest, not a fan vote and not a social media chart.

Logan Paul finished second for the month. He did lead the fourth week of September, from September 22–28. Over the full 30 days, Roman Reigns stayed in front.

Who compiled this ranking

This list was compiled by WrestleSeek (@WrestleSeek on X). I run the same roster check used in the weekly features. Every active WWE Superstar is tested.

The source is Google Trends, set to worldwide, for September 1–30, 2026. Google Trends does not publish raw search totals. It scores interest on a 0 to 100 scale inside the comparison you run.

How the September 2026 list was built

Google Trends only allows a limited set of names on one graph. This ranking uses eight names per set.

The full active roster is checked from A to Z.

Set 1 finds ranks 1 through 8. The first eight names open the graph. Every later name is tested against the current No. 8. If a Superstar beats that spot, they move on and the lowest name drops. If they cannot beat it, they are out of Set 1. The eight names left on the final Set 1 chart are the top eight, in Trends order.

Set 2 finds ranks 9 through 15. Everyone who missed Set 1 is tested on a second eight-name graph. The no. 8 Superstar from Set 1 stays on that graph as the anchor, so both sets use the same scale. The eighth name on the Set 2 graph is the No. 15 cutoff.

A tie is marked with a T. Trends gave those names the same relative score, so they are not split into a fake order.

Most Googled WWE Superstars in September 2026

Here are the most googled WWE Superstars in September 2026:

Most Googled WWE Superstars in September 2026 (WorldWide)

1. Roman Reigns
2. Logan Paul
3. Rey Mysterio
4. Penta
5. CM Punk
6. Randy Orton
7. Cody Rhodes
8. Rhea Ripley
9. Liv Morgan
10. Stephanie Vaquer
11. Nikki Bella
12. Oba Femi
13. Seth Rollins
14. Jey Uso
15. Saraya

Source: worldwide Google Trends, September 1–30, 2026. Compiled by @WrestleSeek.

Roman Reigns is No. 1 for the month. Logan Paul is the only name close enough to take a weekly lead and still finish second over 30 days.

Rey Mysterio is third. Penta is fourth. CM Punk, Randy Orton, and Cody Rhodes complete the top seven.

Rhea Ripley is the highest woman on the combined list, at No. 8. Liv Morgan is ninth. Stephanie Vaquer is tenth, which puts three women inside the overall top 10.

What the month shows

The weekly charts moved more than the monthly chart.

In the third week of September, Roman Reigns was No. 1 and Logan Paul was No. 2. In the fourth week, Logan Paul moved to No. 1 and Roman Reigns slipped to No. 2. The month still belongs to Roman Reigns. One strong week was not enough to pass him across September 1–30.

Penta’s No. 4 monthly rank is higher than his No. 8 finish in week 4. Nikki Bella was top five in week 3 and No. 14 in week 4. Over the full month she lands at No. 11.

Jey Uso and Saraya make the September Top 15. Neither was on the week 4 overall list. Oba Femi and Seth Rollins hold 12 and 13 for the month after both appeared on the week 4 board.

Paige, Asuka, and Dominik Mysterio were on the week 4 overall list. They do not make the September Top 15.

Highest Google Search Interest Among Female WWE Superstars in September 2026 Worldwide

The women’s list uses the same two-set roster sweep, run only on the women’s roster.

Most Googled Female WWE Superstars in September 2026 (Worldwide)

1. Rhea Ripley
2. Liv Morgan
3. Stephanie Vaquer
4. Nikki Bella
5. Paige
6. Alexa Bliss
7. Asuka(T)
8. Bayley(T)
9. Charlotte Flair(T)
10. Jaida Parker
11. Lola Vice
12. Becky Lynch
13. Naomi
14. AJ Lee
15. Chelsea Green

Source: Worldwide Google Trends, September 1–30, 2026. Compiled by @WrestleSeek. T means a tie.

Rhea Ripley is the clear No. 1 among women for September. That matches her week 4 lead. Liv Morgan is second on both the month and the fourth week.

Stephanie Vaquer is third for the month. She was sixth in week 4, her earlier September interest was stronger than that one week.

Asuka, Bayley, and Charlotte Flair are tied. Google Trends scored them level, so positions 7, 8, and 9 are a three-way tie. Jaida Parker is the next name after that tie, at No. 10.

Paige is fifth for the month. She was third in week 4 and also cracked that week’s overall Top 15. Alexa Bliss stays sixth.

Lola Vice, Becky Lynch, Naomi, AJ Lee, and Chelsea Green close the women’s Top 15.

How September compares with August

August is the last full month before this list. In August 2026, Roman Reigns was also No. 1. Brock Lesnar was second, CM Punk was third, and Logan Paul was fourth. That August list was a Top 10.

September does not look like August below the top spot. Brock Lesnar is not in the September Top 15. Logan Paul moves from fourth to second. Rey Mysterio moves from ninth to third. Penta was outside the August Top 10 and finishes fourth in September. CM Punk slips from third to fifth. Oba Femi drops from fifth in August to 12th in September. Seth Rollins goes from 10th to 13th. Rhea Ripley goes from sixth on the August overall list to eighth in September.

The women’s top two do not change. Rhea Ripley and Liv Morgan were first and second in August, and they are first and second again in September. Stephanie Vaquer moves from fifth to third. Nikki Bella moves from seventh to fourth. Paige slips from fourth to fifth. Alexa Bliss stays sixth.
Chelsea Green was third among women in August. In September she is 15th. Asuka, Bayley, and Charlotte Flair were eighth, ninth, and tenth in August. In September those three are tied from seventh to ninth. Jaida Parker was outside the August Top 10 and finishes 10th in September.

What this ranking does not measure

This is not a match-quality list. This is not a merchandise list. This is not an official WWE ranking.

A no. 1 spot means that name drew the highest relative Google interest among active WWE Superstars in September 2026. A missed cutoff only means that name did not beat the No. 15 anchors on this sweep.

If a name was not on the active roster page when the sweep was run, it was not tested. If Google Trends changes a comparison after the fact, the published order stays the order from this sweep unless a correction is added here.

Which name surprised you most for the full month? Drop it in the comments.

More ranking notes sit in the Features section. The next weekly list will use the same method.