Most Googled WWE Superstars Worldwide in the First Week of November 2026
Roman Reigns was the most googled WWE Superstar in the world again in the first week of November, and his biggest day was Crown Jewel, where he beat Sami Zayn for the men's Crown Jewel Championship. Randy Orton and Logan Paul finished level behind him, with Orton taking second on the tiebreak, and Rhea Ripley took back the top spot among women without wrestling a match.
Here are the quick takeaways from November 1 to November 7, 2026:
- Roman Reigns finished first again, with Crown Jewel the biggest day of his week.
- Randy Orton jumped from seventh to second. He finished exactly level with Logan Paul, and took second on the tiebreak because almost all of his searches were about WWE.
- CM Punk climbed from sixth to fourth after losing twice in four days, on NXT and on SmackDown.
- Liv Morgan dropped from fourth to eighth, even though Crown Jewel night was one of her biggest days of the month.
- Chelsea Green, Gunther and Oba Femi all came into the top 15, and Chelsea Green rose from ninth to fourth among women.
- Tiffany Stratton went from 12th to fifth among women after cashing in Money in the Bank at Crown Jewel.
What this week covered
The tracking period ran from Sunday, November 1 to Saturday, November 7. These were the main events in that window:
- Raw on November 2 in Brooklyn: Ethan Page won the Intercontinental Championship from Chad Gable, Liv Morgan, Raquel Rodriguez and Roxanne Perez beat Chelsea Green, Tiffany Stratton and IYO SKY, and John Cena announced the John Cena Classic for December 14 with Cody Rhodes as the first entrant. The show ended with Sami Zayn laying out Roman Reigns.
- NXT on November 4: CM Punk challenged Grayson Waller for the NXT Championship and lost after Kevin Owens distracted him. John Cena invited Zilla Fatu into the John Cena Classic, and Paige lost an NXT Women's Championship match to Kelani Jordan.
- SmackDown on November 6: Kevin Owens beat CM Punk in a No Holds Barred main event, Charlotte Flair returned and went after Jade Cargill, and Gunther and Finn Bálor brawled to open the show.
- Crown Jewel on November 7 in Riyadh: Cody Rhodes beat Randy Orton in a Last Man Standing match, Penta and Je'Von Evans won the World Tag Team Championship after Oba Femi's return, Chelsea Green beat Liv Morgan for the women's Crown Jewel Championship and then lost the WWE Women's Championship to Tiffany Stratton's cash-in, and Roman Reigns beat Sami Zayn in the main event.
How we built the ranking
- We used worldwide Google Trends data for November 1 to 7, 2026, the same dates in every comparison.
- The pool was the 105 Superstars on the Raw and SmackDown rosters plus WWE free agents. NXT talent, legends and on-screen officials are not included.
- Where Google had a profile for the wrestler, we used it instead of a plain name search.
- The roster was compared in linked sets, with one shared name between each set so every score is on the same scale. Every close call near a tie was then checked again head to head.
- We only call it a tie when two Superstars are within 1% of each other in a direct comparison. Charlotte Flair and Naomi, Naomi and Bayley, and Tatum Paxley and Roxanne Perez were each less than 1% apart, so Flair, Naomi and Bayley share 10th place. Seth Rollins edged Tiffany Stratton by just over 1%, Oba Femi beat Seth Rollins by 1.5%, Chelsea Green beat Gunther by 3% and Tiffany Stratton beat Nikki Bella by 5%, so those are not ties.
- Randy Orton and Logan Paul came out exactly level. When that happens, the Superstar whose searches are mostly about WWE goes ahead. Most of Logan Paul's searches were about things outside wrestling, so Orton is second and Paul is third.
In the overall list, each score shows search interest compared with Roman Reigns, who is set at 100. In the women's list, the score is compared with Rhea Ripley, who is set at 100. T means a tie.
Top 15 Most Googled WWE Superstars Worldwide (November 1 to 7)
1. Roman Reigns (100)
2. Randy Orton (52.2)
3. Logan Paul (52.2)
4. CM Punk (45.8)
5. Rey Mysterio (43.2)
6. Cody Rhodes (38.9)
7. Rhea Ripley (36.4)
8. Liv Morgan (33.6)
9. Sami Zayn (29.6)
10. Paige (28.7)
11. Penta (21.8)
12. Chelsea Green (20.8)
13. Gunther (20)
14. Oba Femi (18)
15. Seth Rollins (17.8)
Just missed out: Tiffany Stratton (17.4) and Finn Bálor (17.2).
Roman Reigns led for another week. He was searched steadily every day, got a bump after Sami Zayn laid him out on Raw, and then had by far the biggest day of anyone on the list when he beat Zayn at Crown Jewel.
Randy Orton made the biggest climb in the top 10, from seventh to second. Most of it came on Crown Jewel day, when he lost the Last Man Standing match to Cody Rhodes. "Who won Cody Rhodes or Randy Orton" was one of the fastest rising searches about him.
Logan Paul dropped from second to third. In a direct comparison, he and Orton finished with exactly the same score, so we used a tiebreak: like last week, very little of Paul's interest came from WWE. He was searched at a steady level every day, and the fastest rising searches about him were about his boxing past with Floyd Mayweather, his Pokémon card and other things outside wrestling. Orton's searches, on the other hand, were almost all about his WWE week, so Orton takes second.
CM Punk rose from sixth to fourth in a week where he lost twice. His searches jumped after his NXT Championship match with Grayson Waller on November 4, and again after Kevin Owens beat him in the No Holds Barred main event of SmackDown.
Rey Mysterio dropped from third to fifth. He did not wrestle, and his searches were fairly flat apart from a rise at the start of the week and on Crown Jewel day.
Cody Rhodes slipped one place to sixth. He was named the first entrant in the John Cena Classic on Raw, and his biggest day was his Last Man Standing win over Randy Orton at Crown Jewel.
Rhea Ripley moved up one place to seventh while still out injured.
Liv Morgan fell from fourth to eighth. Her biggest day was Crown Jewel, where she lost the women's Crown Jewel Championship match to Chelsea Green.
Sami Zayn rose from 12th to ninth. He laid out Roman Reigns on Raw, and his best day by far was the Crown Jewel main event.
Paige moved up one place to 10th. Her searches went up after her NXT Women's Championship match with Kelani Jordan, and searches about her relationship with Xavier Woods were the fastest rising searches linked to her.
Penta dropped two places to 11th, but his best day was a good one: he and Je'Von Evans won the World Tag Team Championship at Crown Jewel.
Chelsea Green had the biggest single day jump in the top 15. Her searches went up about seven times on Crown Jewel day, when she won the women's Crown Jewel Championship from Liv Morgan and then lost the WWE Women's Championship to Tiffany Stratton's cash-in on the same show. That took her into the top 15 at 12th.
Gunther came in at 13th. His searches rose late in the week, around his brawl with Finn Bálor on SmackDown.
Oba Femi came in at 14th. His best day was Crown Jewel, where his music hit during the World Tag Team Championship match and he threw Bronson Reed off the entrance stage through a table.
Seth Rollins slipped from 14th to 15th, just ahead of Tiffany Stratton and Finn Bálor.
Dropping out of the top 15 were Drew McIntyre, who was 10th last week, Stephanie Vaquer, who was 13th, and The Miz, who was 15th.
Top 15 Most Googled WWE Women Superstars Worldwide (November 1 to 7)
1. Rhea Ripley (100)
2. Liv Morgan (92.9)
3. Paige (79.5)
4. Chelsea Green (57.1)
5. Tiffany Stratton (47.9)
6. Nikki Bella (45.6)
7. Asuka (39.3)
8. Stephanie Vaquer (37.8)
9. Alexa Bliss (33.8)
10. Charlotte Flair (T) (28)
10. Naomi (T) (28)
10. Bayley (T) (28)
13. AJ Lee (27.2)
14. Becky Lynch (23.5)
15. Tatum Paxley (T) (22.1)
15. Roxanne Perez (T) (22.1)
Just missed out: Lola Vice (19.8) and IYO SKY (17.8).
Rhea Ripley is back at No. 1 among women while still out injured, about 7% ahead of Liv Morgan.
Liv Morgan drops to second after a week at No. 1. Paige stays third.
Chelsea Green made the biggest climb, from ninth to fourth, almost all of it from her night at Crown Jewel.
Tiffany Stratton jumped from 12th to fifth. She was quiet for most of the week, then her searches went up about seven times on Crown Jewel day after she cashed in on Chelsea Green and won the WWE Women's Championship. She finished about 5% ahead of Nikki Bella in a direct comparison.
Stephanie Vaquer fell from fourth to eighth, and Alexa Bliss from sixth to ninth.
Charlotte Flair, Naomi and Bayley are tied for 10th, with less than 1% between each of them in direct comparisons. Flair's biggest day came with her return on SmackDown, where she went straight after Jade Cargill.
AJ Lee came back into the top 15 at 13th, while Bayley dropped from eighth to a share of 10th and Becky Lynch from 11th to 14th.
Tatum Paxley and Roxanne Perez share 15th, less than 1% apart in a direct comparison.
Giulia, who was 10th last week, dropped out of the top 15.
What to watch next week
The next week runs from November 8 to 14. It starts with the first Raw and SmackDown after Crown Jewel, with new champions in Tiffany Stratton, Penta and Je'Von Evans, and Roman Reigns holding the men's Crown Jewel Championship. John Cena is set for SmackDown on November 13, and the road to Survivor Series: WarGames on November 28 continues.
Final notes
These rankings show relative search interest, not total searches. Some names pick up searches that are not about wrestling, which is why Logan Paul's ranking is explained above. You can follow every week and month on our Trends Tracker.
