Most Googled WWE Superstars Worldwide in the Fourth Week of October 2026
Roman Reigns was the most googled WWE Superstar in the world for the fourth week in a row. The race behind him was much more interesting: Logan Paul climbed to second without wrestling a match, Liv Morgan jumped five places, and Drew McIntyre and The Miz both shot into the top 15 from outside it.
Here are the quick takeaways from October 22 to October 28, 2026:
- Roman Reigns finished first for the fourth straight week.
- Logan Paul moved up to second, mostly on searches from outside WWE.
- Liv Morgan rose from ninth to fourth and took the No. 1 spot among women from Rhea Ripley.
- Cody Rhodes fell from second to fifth as the Street Fighter buzz cooled.
- Drew McIntyre jumped from 20th to 10th, and The Miz from 25th to 15th.
- Stephanie Vaquer slipped from seventh to 13th after she was pulled from Raw.
What this week covered
The tracking period ran from Thursday, October 22 to Wednesday, October 28. These were the main events in that window:
- SmackDown on October 23 made Cody Rhodes vs. Randy Orton a Last Man Standing match for Crown Jewel. Chelsea Green retained against Roxanne Perez, Michin and B-Fab won the Women's Tag Team titles, Blake Monroe beat Giulia in a Street Fight, and Tiffany Stratton's first Money in the Bank cash-in attempt on Liv Morgan was stopped.
- Raw on October 26 opened with the news that Stephanie Vaquer was not medically cleared. Becky Lynch beat Liv Morgan by disqualification, Stratton's second cash-in attempt fell apart, Sami Zayn beat Je'Von Evans and Bayley beat Lyra Valkyria in a No DQ match. WWE also announced John Cena for Raw on November 2.
- Outside the ring, a report said Rey Mysterio could retire in 2027, Rusev and CJ Perry announced they are expecting their first child, and on October 28 Riyadh Season announced that Crown Jewel is moving to a new venue.
How we built the ranking
- We used worldwide Google Trends data for October 22 to 28, 2026, the same dates in every comparison.
- The pool was the 112 Superstars on the Raw and SmackDown rosters plus WWE free agents. NXT, 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. El Grande Americano, Rayo Americano and Bravo Americano were measured by name.
- The roster was compared in linked sets, with one shared name between each set so every score is on the same scale. Close calls were checked again head to head, including Liv Morgan vs. Cody Rhodes, CM Punk vs. Randy Orton and Becky Lynch vs. Tiffany Stratton.
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, so a woman who beat her this week scores above 100.
Top 15 Most Googled WWE Superstars Worldwide (October 22 to 28)
1. Roman Reigns (100)
2. Logan Paul (62.1)
3. Rey Mysterio (47.4)
4. Liv Morgan (42.9)
5. Cody Rhodes (42.2)
6. CM Punk (39.3)
7. Randy Orton (39.1)
8. Rhea Ripley (35)
9. Penta (28.4)
10. Drew McIntyre (23.7)
11. Paige (22.3)
12. Sami Zayn (21.5)
13. Stephanie Vaquer (20)
14. Seth Rollins (19.2)
15. The Miz (18.6)
Just missed out: Nikki Bella (17.2) and Alexa Bliss (16.6).
Roman Reigns was searched heavily every day of the week, with no single spike. Between the second weekend of Street Fighter, his Crown Jewel match with Sami Zayn and the questions about where Crown Jewel will now take place, he never dropped off. He drew well over half again as much interest as anyone else.
Logan Paul is second, and very little of it came from WWE. Sacha Baron Cohen's Ali G character roasted him on his Impaulsive podcast, and Dillon Danis, who is in a legal fight with Paul's wife Nina Agdal, lost at RAF 14 on October 23. Searches for Ali G, Danis and Agdal were all among the fastest rising searches linked to Paul this week.
Rey Mysterio moved up from fourth to third. His best day came right after the report that he could retire in 2027.
Liv Morgan had the biggest climb in the top 10, from ninth to fourth. She ended both shows this week with Tiffany Stratton trying to cash in on her, and her searches more than doubled after Raw, where Becky Lynch beat her by disqualification and Dominik Mysterio dragged her out of the ring to save her title.
Cody Rhodes dropped from second to fifth. His highest day was SmackDown night, when the Last Man Standing match with Randy Orton was made official, but he no longer had the boost of a movie opening week. Liv Morgan finished just ahead of him, and she stayed ahead when we checked them head to head.
CM Punk and Randy Orton were separated by less than one percent. Punk came out ahead in a direct comparison, so he takes sixth. Both had their best day on SmackDown night, Orton for the Crown Jewel stipulation and Punk for his sit-down with Kevin Owens, which ended with their rematch being set for Brooklyn.
Rhea Ripley fell from fifth to eighth without a match. Her searches stayed steady, with fans also looking up her Halloween costume and her long talked about role in Terrifier 4.
Penta rose from 11th to ninth. He was involved with Sami Zayn on both shows and came out of Raw with a World Tag Team Championship match at Crown Jewel alongside Je'Von Evans.
Drew McIntyre made the biggest jump in the top 15, from 20th to 10th. Almost all of it came on one day, October 26, when his searches went up about five times. That lined up with his comments about bringing back "Hollywood Drew" and the news that he will appear at Zuffa Boxing 12 in London on November 7.
Sami Zayn held at 12th. His best day was Raw, where he beat Je'Von Evans and kept running down Roman Reigns.
Stephanie Vaquer had the biggest fall, from seventh to 13th. Her searches went back up after Raw, when she was pulled from her match with Becky Lynch, and "what happened to Stephanie Vaquer" was the fastest rising search about her. PWInsider reported that her absence is due to illness, not her ankle.
The Miz entering the top 15 needs a footnote. His searches jumped more than two times in one day, but not because of WWE. Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Jacob Misiorowski, who is nicknamed "The Miz", was pitching in the World Series, and "Brewers" was the top rising search linked to The Miz this week.
Dropping out of the top 15 were R-Truth, who was 13th last week, and Nikki Bella, who finished just outside in 16th.
Top 15 Most Googled WWE Women Superstars Worldwide (October 22 to 28)
1. Liv Morgan (122.6)
2. Rhea Ripley (100)
3. Paige (63.9)
4. Stephanie Vaquer (57.2)
5. Nikki Bella (49.1)
6. Alexa Bliss (47.4)
7. Asuka (45.8)
8. Bayley (45.4)
9. Chelsea Green (42.6)
10. Giulia (41.2)
11. Becky Lynch (39.2)
12. Tiffany Stratton (38.9)
13. Charlotte Flair (36.3)
14. Naomi (29.9)
15. Roxanne Perez (27.6)
Just missed out: AJ Lee (26.7) and Blake Monroe (24.7).
Liv Morgan is back at No. 1 among women, two weeks after she last held the spot. Her searches more than doubled on Raw night, and that was enough to pull clear of Rhea Ripley, who drops to second.
Paige moved up to third, and Stephanie Vaquer dropped from second to fourth.
Bayley made the biggest climb, from 13th to eighth. Her searches tripled on Raw night after she made Lyra Valkyria tap out in their No DQ match.
Chelsea Green rose from 12th to ninth with two good nights: she retained the WWE Women's Championship on SmackDown and came out to help Becky Lynch on Raw.
Giulia had the biggest single-day spike of any woman. Her searches went up more than ten times on SmackDown night after her Street Fight with Blake Monroe, which took her from 19th to 10th.
Becky Lynch climbed from 16th to 11th after her Raw main event win by disqualification. She edged Tiffany Stratton by a very small margin, and the head to head check backed that up.
Tiffany Stratton dropped from eighth to 12th even with two cash-in attempts. Both nights gave her a spike, but neither was big enough to hold her place.
Charlotte Flair's best day came after her father, Ric Flair, was taken to hospital following a fall in Tampa. Searches for Ric Flair were the fastest rising search linked to her.
Roxanne Perez came into the women's top 15 after her title match with Chelsea Green. Lola Vice, Jaida Parker and AJ Lee dropped out.
Michin and B-Fab won the Women's Tag Team titles this week, but neither made the top 15. Michin finished 27th among women.
What to watch next week
The next week covers the final days before Crown Jewel. SmackDown on October 30 is Danhausen's Halloween special and has Trick Williams challenging Sami Zayn for the WWE Championship. Raw on November 2 in Brooklyn has John Cena back on WWE TV, and Crown Jewel itself is on November 7 at a new venue that has not been named yet. Roman Reigns, Sami Zayn, Cody Rhodes and Randy Orton should all get a lift from it.
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 and The Miz are explained above. You can follow the weekly numbers on our Trends Tracker.
