Most Googled WWE Superstars Worldwide in October 2026

Roman Reigns was the most googled WWE Superstar in the world in October 2026, and it was not close. Across the whole month he drew almost twice the search interest of anyone else on the Raw and SmackDown rosters. He was also No. 1 in all four of our weekly rankings.

Behind him, October was a month of two halves. Money in the Bank on October 10 sent a handful of names flying up the charts for a few days, and the Street Fighter movie and the Crown Jewel build kept others steady all month. Here are the quick takeaways:

• Roman Reigns finished first, nearly twice as far ahead as the No. 2 name.
• Logan Paul was second, with the flattest search graph in the top 15. Most of his searches are not about WWE.
• Liv Morgan was the most googled woman of the month, fifth overall, ahead of Rhea Ripley.
• Tiffany Stratton had the biggest single day of anyone in the top 15: her searches were about 12 times her normal level the day after she won Money in the Bank.
• Oba Femi made the top 15 almost entirely on the back of one night, his win over Bronson Reed at Money in the Bank.

What happened in WWE in October 2026

These were the moments that moved the numbers this month:

• Money in the Bank, October 10: Penta won the men's ladder match, Tiffany Stratton won the women's ladder match for the second time, Liv Morgan won the Women's World Championship from Stephanie Vaquer in a triple threat with Becky Lynch, Roman Reigns retained the World Heavyweight Championship against LA Knight, and Oba Femi beat Bronson Reed. Vaquer hurt her ankle in her match.
• Street Fighter, October 16: The movie opened in theaters with Roman Reigns as Akuma and Cody Rhodes as Guile, and it finished first at the North American box office in its opening weekend.
• The Crown Jewel build: Roman Reigns vs. Undisputed WWE Champion Sami Zayn was set for November 7, Cody Rhodes vs. Randy Orton became a Last Man Standing match, and Liv Morgan's match with Chelsea Green was confirmed.
• Late in the month: Stephanie Vaquer was not medically cleared for Raw on October 26, Tiffany Stratton's cash-in attempts on Liv Morgan were stopped three times, and a report said Rey Mysterio could retire in 2027.

How we built the ranking

• We used worldwide Google Trends data for the whole month, October 1 to October 31, 2026, with every day counted in UTC.
• The pool is the same as our weekly rankings: every Superstar on WWE.com's Raw, SmackDown and Free Agents lists, 109 names in all. NXT talent, legends, commentators and on-screen officials are not included.
• Where Google has a profile for the wrestler, we used it instead of a plain name search, so different spellings count together and people with the same name are kept out.
• Every Superstar was compared directly with Roman Reigns, in small groups with Reigns in every group, so the whole roster sits on one scale. Each score is that Superstar's search interest compared with Reigns, who is set at 100.
• We then checked every close call again head to head with a closer anchor: Cody Rhodes vs. Rey Mysterio, CM Punk vs. Randy Orton, Penta vs. Stephanie Vaquer, and the whole group from Paige down to Nikki Bella. Every recheck gave the same order. We also ran the full roster comparison twice, and the top 10 came out in the same order both times.

A score of 50 means about half as much search interest as Roman Reigns over the month. For the women's list, the scores are compared with Rhea Ripley, who is set at 100, the same as in our weekly lists.

Top 15 Most Googled WWE Superstars Worldwide, October 2026

1. Roman Reigns (100)

2. Logan Paul (52.7)

3. Cody Rhodes (43.7)

4. Rey Mysterio (42.5)

5. Liv Morgan (38.9)

6. Rhea Ripley (36.1)

7. CM Punk (33.9)

8. Randy Orton (32.9)

9. Penta (29.6)

10. Stephanie Vaquer (29)

11. Paige (20.2)

12. Seth Rollins (18.8)

13. Oba Femi (18.6)

14. Tiffany Stratton (18.6)

15. Nikki Bella (18.1)

Just missed out: LA Knight (16.7) and Jey Uso (16).

1. Roman Reigns

Reigns was searched heavily every day of the month. His two biggest days were the weekend of Money in the Bank, where he kept the World Heavyweight Championship against LA Knight, and the days after Street Fighter opened. Between a hit movie, a title defence and a Champion vs. Champion match with Sami Zayn being built for Crown Jewel, no one else came close.

2. Logan Paul

Logan Paul is second with a score of 52.7, and his graph barely moved all month: his three highest days were only about 20 percent above his normal level. That tells you most of his searches are about his YouTube, boxing, podcast and business life, not one WWE moment. He is a WWE Superstar, so he is in the pool, but keep that in mind when reading his number.

3. Cody Rhodes

Cody's searches were a little higher in the second half of the month than the first. His best days were October 17, after Street Fighter opened and he brawled with Randy Orton on SmackDown, and October 20, after Raw. He also had a big day on October 8, but we could not tie that one to a single clear moment. Head to head, he finished just ahead of Rey Mysterio, by about three percent.

4. Rey Mysterio

Rey was the steadiest name in the top five. His biggest day came after Money in the Bank weekend, and he had another bump after his Intercontinental Championship match with Chad Gable on Raw on October 19. Late in the month, a report that he could retire in 2027 kept him searched.

5. Liv Morgan

Liv Morgan was the most googled woman of the month. Her single biggest day was October 11, when her searches were nearly four times her normal level after she won the Women's World Championship at Money in the Bank. Her searches came down after that, but she stayed in the conversation thanks to Tiffany Stratton chasing her with the briefcase and her Raw main event with Becky Lynch on October 26.

6. Rhea Ripley

Ripley had no single huge day. Her highest point was Money in the Bank weekend, at about twice her normal level, and otherwise she was searched steadily all month. That was enough to keep her well clear of every other woman except Liv Morgan.

7. CM Punk and 8. Randy Orton

Only about three percent separated these two, and the head to head check put Punk ahead. Punk's biggest day was the day after Money in the Bank, where he was in the men's ladder match, and he got another bump after SmackDown on October 23, when his Brooklyn match with Kevin Owens was set. Orton's best day was also after that SmackDown, when his Crown Jewel match with Cody Rhodes was made a Last Man Standing match.

9. Penta

Penta won the men's Money in the Bank ladder match, and his searches were more than five times his normal level the next day. They stayed high for a few days after that, then came down in the second half of the month, which is why he finished ninth and not higher. He finished just ahead of Stephanie Vaquer in the head to head check.

10. Stephanie Vaquer

Vaquer had a hard month. Her biggest days came in the week before Money in the Bank and the day after it, when she lost the Women's World Championship and hurt her ankle. On October 26 she was not medically cleared for Raw. Her searches in the second half of the month were about 30 percent lower than in the first half.

11. Paige

Paige had the biggest rise from the first half of the month to the second half of anyone in the top 15: her searches were about a third higher after October 15. Her biggest day came after she beat Nikki Bella on SmackDown on October 16.

12. Seth Rollins

Rollins was steady, with his highest days around Money in the Bank weekend. He edged Oba Femi and Tiffany Stratton for 12th by a small margin.

13. Oba Femi

Oba Femi's month was all about one match. His searches were about five times his normal level after he beat Bronson Reed at Money in the Bank, and they stayed high for a few days. In the second half of the month, his searches were only a little more than half of what they were in the first half. He finished just ahead of Tiffany Stratton, less than one percent apart.

14. Tiffany Stratton

No one in the top 15 had a bigger single day. The day after she won Money in the Bank, her searches were about 12 times her normal level. She became the second woman to win the briefcase twice, after Carmella. She then tried to cash in on Liv Morgan three times without getting a match started, which kept her in the news but did not bring back that first spike.

15. Nikki Bella

Nikki had two clear spikes, and both were losses: to Paige on SmackDown on October 16, and to Chelsea Green in a WWE Women's Championship match on SmackDown on October 30. Searches were higher in the second half of the month, which is how she held on to 15th.

Top 15 Most Googled WWE Women Superstars Worldwide, October 2026

1. Liv Morgan (107.8)

2. Rhea Ripley (100)

3. Stephanie Vaquer (80.3)

4. Paige (56)

5. Tiffany Stratton (51.5)

6. Nikki Bella (50.1)

7. Asuka (41.6), virtually tied with Alexa Bliss

8. Alexa Bliss (41.6)

9. Charlotte Flair (34.9)

10. Chelsea Green (32.4)

11. Becky Lynch (31.3)

12. Bayley (29.1)

13. Naomi (28.5)

14. Jaida Parker (27.1), virtually tied with Lola Vice

15. Lola Vice (27.4)

Just missed out: Roxanne Perez (26.6) and Tatum Paxley (24.7).

Liv Morgan finished ahead of Rhea Ripley across the full month, with a score of 107.8 against Ripley's 100. Morgan had the bigger peak, the night she won the title, while Ripley was searched more steadily.

Stephanie Vaquer was a clear third. Paige, Tiffany Stratton and Nikki Bella were tightly bunched in fourth to sixth.

Asuka and Alexa Bliss were less than one percent apart, so close that they are effectively tied. Asuka was just ahead in the head to head check. Jaida Parker and Lola Vice were just as close for 14th: Parker was ahead head to head, and Vice was a fraction ahead in the full roster comparison, so we list them together.

Becky Lynch finished 11th among women despite main eventing Raw against Liv Morgan on October 26 and being part of the Money in the Bank title match.

Two names outside the pool

Our rankings only cover the active Raw, SmackDown and free agent roster, but two names are worth mentioning. John Cena, who retired from in-ring competition at the end of 2025, scored 180 against Roman Reigns' 100 as a search term in October, although that number also includes his acting career. Brock Lesnar, who is not on the active roster, scored 33.8, which would have put him in the top 10.

How October's weeks compared

Roman Reigns was No. 1 in all four of our weekly rankings in October. The No. 1 woman changed hands between Liv Morgan and Rhea Ripley through the month, and across the full month Morgan comes out on top. You can see every week on our Trends Tracker, including our week 4 ranking.

What to watch in November

November starts with Crown Jewel on November 7, with Roman Reigns vs. Sami Zayn, Cody Rhodes vs. Randy Orton and Liv Morgan vs. Chelsea Green all on the card. Expect Reigns to stay on top, and watch whether Sami Zayn, who finished outside the top 20 for October, can turn a big Crown Jewel night into a big search month. Read our Crown Jewel 2026 preview.

Final notes

These rankings show relative search interest, not total searches. Google Trends uses samples of search data, so names separated by only a percent or two could swap places on a different sample, which is why we rechecked every close call and list the closest pairs as virtually tied.