Most Googled WWE Superstars Worldwide in the Second Week of November 2026

Roman Reigns was the most googled WWE Superstar in the world for another week, from November 8 to 14, 2026. The bigger story was right behind him: Rey Mysterio jumped from fifth to second as the Team USA vs. Team Mexico match for Survivor Series took shape, and Rhea Ripley stayed No. 1 among women without appearing on TV.

Here are the quick takeaways from November 8 to November 14, 2026:

• Roman Reigns finished first again. His two biggest days were the day after his Crown Jewel win and the night of Raw, when Jacob Fatu returned and Reigns challenged The 946 to WarGames.
• Rey Mysterio climbed from fifth to second, ahead of Logan Paul and Randy Orton, as Survivor Series searches about Team Mexico picked up.
• Bronson Reed had the sharpest single rise in the top 15. He went from almost no searches on November 9 to 10th place for the week after Fightful Select reported he was injured at Crown Jewel.
• Charlotte Flair came into the overall top 15 in 11th, and jumped from 10th to fourth among women after John Cena invited her to the John Cena Classic.
• Tiffany Stratton went from just missing out last week to ninth overall, and from fifth to third among women, in her first week as WWE Women's Champion.
• Sami Zayn, Gunther and Oba Femi dropped out of the overall top 15.

What this week covered

The tracking period ran from Sunday, November 8 to Saturday, November 14. These were the main events in that window:

• The day after Crown Jewel, November 8: Cody Rhodes said he wants to captain Team USA against Rey Mysterio's Team Mexico at Survivor Series: WarGames.
• Raw on November 9 in Greenville: Oba Femi beat Bron Breakker by disqualification, Rey Fenix became No. 1 contender to the Intercontinental Championship, CM Punk joined Team USA and Penta joined Team Mexico, Becky Lynch returned as IYO SKY's partner and set up a title match with Liv Morgan, and Jacob Fatu returned to help Roman Reigns, who challenged The 946 to WarGames.
• November 11 and 12: Fightful Select reported that Bronson Reed was hurt at Crown Jewel, where Oba Femi threw him off the entrance stage through a table, and that he stayed in Saudi Arabia after the show.
• November 13: Pro Wrestling Illustrated named Stephanie Vaquer the No. 1 woman in its 2026 Women's 250, and Cody Rhodes said he is open to a heel turn.
• SmackDown on November 13 in Sunrise, Florida: John Cena invited Charlotte Flair and Fatal Influence to the John Cena Classic, Kevin Owens confronted Sami Zayn, Rey Fénix joined Team Mexico, Stephanie Vaquer returned and Flair's group challenged Jade Cargill's side to WarGames, Tiffany Stratton and Chelsea Green brawled, and Gunther beat Finn Bálor.

How we built the ranking

• We used worldwide Google Trends data for November 8 to 14, 2026, the same dates in every comparison.
• The pool was the 109 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. That covers almost the whole pool.
• Everyone was first compared in linked sets against a shared name. The top names were then compared again head to head, one pair at a time, so every score in the lists below comes from direct comparisons between neighbours.
• We only call it a tie when two Superstars are within 0.05% of each other in a direct comparison. There are no ties this week. Tiffany Stratton finished 1.3% ahead of Bronson Reed, Seth Rollins 0.7% ahead of Penta, Oba Femi 1.3% ahead of Sami Zayn, Nikki Bella 1.4% ahead of Asuka, Bayley 1.1% ahead of Naomi and AJ Lee 0.9% ahead of IYO SKY.
• Chelsea Green and Paige came out level on the daily data. Google's hourly data for the same week put Green 2.8% ahead, so she is placed above Paige in both lists and it is not a tie.
• Google Trends uses UTC dates, so in the charts Monday night's Raw shows up on Tuesday and Friday night's SmackDown on Saturday.

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.

Top 15 Most Googled WWE Superstars Worldwide (November 8 to 14)

1. Roman Reigns (100)

2. Rey Mysterio (62.6)

3. Logan Paul (53)

4. Randy Orton (48.9)

5. Cody Rhodes (38.8)

6. Rhea Ripley (37.7)

7. Liv Morgan (34.9)

8. CM Punk (34)

9. Tiffany Stratton (27.1)

10. Bronson Reed (26.7)

11. Charlotte Flair (23.6)

12. Chelsea Green (22.9)

13. Paige (22.9)

14. Seth Rollins (22)

15. Penta (21.8)

Just missed out: Oba Femi (18.6) and Sami Zayn (18.3).

Roman Reigns stayed at No. 1 with a clear lead. His biggest day was November 8, the day after he beat Sami Zayn for the men's Crown Jewel Championship, and his searches rose again with Raw, where Jacob Fatu's return and the WarGames challenge to The 946 closed the show. He finished about 60% ahead of the next name.

Rey Mysterio moved up from fifth to second. He was searched more than Logan Paul on the first three days of the week, the day Cody Rhodes named him as the opposing captain and the night of Raw, when Rey hit a double 619 in the Team USA vs. Team Mexico segment. "Survivor Series 2026" was the fastest rising search linked to him. Our take: this is the clearest sign yet that the Team USA vs. Team Mexico idea is working with fans outside the arena, not just on TV.

Logan Paul stayed third. He slipped Bron Breakker the brass knuckles on Raw, but as in previous weeks, most of the rising searches about him were about things outside wrestling, including his brother Jake Paul and his Pokémon cards. His searches were flat all week, which is why he dropped behind Mysterio rather than ahead.

Randy Orton fell from second to fourth. His biggest day was the day after his Last Man Standing loss to Cody Rhodes at Crown Jewel, and "who won between Cody Rhodes and Randy Orton" was one of the rising searches about him. He also posted on X that he will be back, but he did not appear on TV this week.

Cody Rhodes moved up one place to fifth, 2.7% ahead of Rhea Ripley. His best days were the start of the week, around his Crown Jewel win and the Team USA captaincy, and the end of the week, when his heel turn comments came out. We looked at the idea in Should Cody Rhodes turn heel?

Rhea Ripley moved up from seventh to sixth while still out injured. "Rhea Ripley return" and "when did Rhea Ripley get injured" were among the fastest rising searches about her, and PWI placed her in the top 10 of its Women's 250.

Liv Morgan moved up one place to seventh, 2.6% ahead of CM Punk. Her biggest day was the day after Crown Jewel, and her searches rose again on Raw night, when Becky Lynch called her out and their Women's World Championship match was made official for Survivor Series.

CM Punk dropped from fourth to eighth. His week was steady rather than spiky, with rises after he joined Team USA on Raw and again at the end of the week. Searches linking him with Dominik Mysterio and Rey Mysterio grew the fastest.

Tiffany Stratton climbed into the top 10 in ninth. Her searches were highest on November 8, the day after her Money in the Bank cash-in, and rose again after she dropped the Crown Jewel ring on the floor and laid out Chelsea Green on SmackDown.

Bronson Reed is the surprise of the week in 10th. He was barely searched on November 8 and 9, then his searches jumped about 50 times on November 11, when Fightful Select reported he was injured at Crown Jewel and had stayed in Saudi Arabia, and they stayed high on November 12. Our take: this is an example of why these lists measure attention, not popularity. A worrying injury report can move a name further in two days than a full week of TV.

Charlotte Flair came in at 11th. For six days she was searched at a low, steady level, then her searches went up about eight times on SmackDown night, when John Cena invited her to the John Cena Classic and she led the women's WarGames challenge.

Chelsea Green stayed 12th. Her two big days were the day after losing the WWE Women's Championship to Stratton's cash-in and SmackDown night, when she demanded the Crown Jewel ring back and brawled with Stratton.

Paige dropped from 10th to 13th. Her searches were steady all week, and she was named as one of the Photo & Auto guests at the Survivor Series Superstore in Houston. On SmackDown she was seen backstage checking on Green.

Seth Rollins moved up one place to 14th. Most of the searches about him linked him with Roman Reigns, including their SummerSlam 2026 match.

Penta dropped from 11th to 15th. His best days were the start of the week, as a new World Tag Team Champion with Je'Von Evans, and Raw, where Bron Breakker speared him and he joined Team Mexico.

Just missed out: Oba Femi's best day was Raw, where he beat Breakker by disqualification, and Sami Zayn's biggest day by far was the day after losing to Reigns at Crown Jewel. Oba Femi finished 1.3% ahead of Zayn. Gunther, 13th last week, dropped out of the top 15 even after his main event win over Finn Bálor.

Top 15 Most Googled WWE Women Superstars Worldwide (November 8 to 14)

1. Rhea Ripley (100)

2. Liv Morgan (92.5)

3. Tiffany Stratton (71.8)

4. Charlotte Flair (62.4)

5. Chelsea Green (60.7)

6. Paige (60.7)

7. Stephanie Vaquer (44.2)

8. Nikki Bella (39.6)

9. Asuka (39.1)

10. Alexa Bliss (36.7)

11. Becky Lynch (31.4)

12. Bayley (29)

13. Naomi (28.7)

14. AJ Lee (23)

15. IYO SKY (22.8)

Just missed out: Roxanne Perez (20.3) and Bianca Belair (19.2).

Rhea Ripley stays No. 1 among women, about 8% ahead of Liv Morgan, in a week when she did not appear on TV. Morgan stays second, and had the higher peak of the two on the day after Crown Jewel.

Tiffany Stratton moved up from fifth to third and Charlotte Flair from 10th to fourth, the biggest climb in the women's top 10. Flair's SmackDown night was the single biggest day of any woman in the top 15 this week.

Chelsea Green dropped one place to fifth and Paige from third to sixth. They were level on the daily data, and Green finished ahead on the hourly data.

Stephanie Vaquer moved up from eighth to seventh. Her searches were low until November 13, then rose to about four times her early-week level with the PWI Women's 250 news and stayed high after her return on SmackDown. Our take: the timing helped her. Being named the No. 1 woman in the world by PWI and returning on TV within a day gave fans two reasons to look her up at once.

Nikki Bella slipped from sixth to eighth and Asuka from seventh to ninth, with Bella 1.4% ahead. Both were searched at a steady level every day, and "Dancing with the Stars" was among the fastest rising searches linked to Bella.

Alexa Bliss dropped one place to 10th. Her best day was SmackDown night, when she stood with Flair for the WarGames challenge.

Becky Lynch climbed from 14th to 11th after returning on Raw as IYO SKY's partner. Raw night was her biggest day by a distance.

Bayley stayed 12th, 1.1% ahead of Naomi in 13th. Bayley beat Michin on Raw and was in Flair's corner on SmackDown.

AJ Lee dropped one place to 14th, 0.9% ahead of IYO SKY, who came into the top 15 in 15th. SKY's searches more than tripled on Raw night, after she pinned Raquel Rodriguez with Lynch as her partner. She has a Women's Intercontinental Championship match with Rodriguez on the next Raw. Read about her WarGames record.

Roxanne Perez missed out again, in 16th, and Bianca Belair finished 17th. Tatum Paxley, 15th last week, dropped out of the top 15.

What to watch next week

The next week runs from November 15 to 21. Raw on November 16 has IYO SKY vs. Raquel Rodriguez for the Women's Intercontinental Championship, and Survivor Series: WarGames on November 28 is two weeks away. The women's WarGames challenge from SmackDown is not yet official, and Rey Fenix is still waiting on a date for his Intercontinental Championship match with Ethan Page.

Final notes

These rankings show relative search interest, not total searches, and an injury report or a news story outside the ring can move a name as much as a TV appearance. Some names, like Logan Paul's, also pick up searches that are not about wrestling. You can follow every week and month on our Trends Tracker, and read last week's list in the most googled WWE Superstars of November 1 to 7.