Bleacher Report Ranks Roman Reigns and Rhea Ripley as WWE’s Top Male and Female Superstars Right Now

Roman Reigns Rhea Ripley Top Bleacher report rankings

Bleacher Report has dropped its latest top 10 rankings for male and female WWE superstars, with Roman Reigns claiming the No. 1 spot on the men’s side and Rhea Ripley topping the women’s list.

The rankings, released ahead of this weekend’s Backlash Premium Live Event, factor in recent in-ring performances, championship status, creative momentum, and overall impact since WrestleMania 42.

Men’s Top 10

Roman Reigns WWE
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  1. Roman Reigns
  2. Cody Rhodes
  3. Jacob Fatu
  4. Penta
  5. Trick Williams
  6. Oba Femi
  7. Bron Breakker
  8. Finn Balor
  9. Ethan Page
  10. Seth Rollins

Reigns holds the top position after his WrestleMania victory and strong follow-up television segments leading into his World Heavyweight Championship defense against Jacob Fatu at Backlash.

Women’s Top 10

Photo Credit: WWE
  1. Rhea Ripley
  2. Liv Morgan
  3. Becky Lynch
  4. Tiffany Stratton
  5. IYO SKY
  6. Asuka
  7. Jacy Jayne
  8. Roxanne Perez
  9. Stephanie Vaquer
  10. Jade Cargill

Ripley earns the top women’s spot following her title win over Jade Cargill at WrestleMania and her continued prominence on SmackDown.

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Standout Notes from the Rankings

Several rising stars made strong showings. Jacob Fatu sits at No. 3 after positioning himself as a major threat to Reigns, while Trick Williams cracked the top five as the new United States Champion. On the women’s side, Jacy Jayne’s quick impact on SmackDown and Roxanne Perez’s evolving role in The Judgment Day helped both land inside the top 10.

What This Means Going Forward

These rankings reflect the current landscape heading into Backlash, where multiple talents on the list are expected to feature prominently. With storylines involving the Bloodline, Judgment Day, and various title pictures heating up, shifts in momentum could significantly impact future editions of this list.
Bleacher Report’s take highlights how WWE’s post-WrestleMania booking has elevated several names while keeping established stars like Reigns and Ripley at the very top.

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