Welcome back to WrestleSeek. Every week I track worldwide Google Trends data to see which names pull the most search interest.
This feature covers the most googled WWE Superstars in the fourth week of September 2026. The window is September 22–28, 2026.
Table of Contents
The list is official WrestleSeek data, compiled from a full roster sweep. It is not a fan poll and it is not based on social media likes.
Last week Roman Reigns sat at No. 1. This week the top spot changes.
How We Ranked the Most Googled WWE Superstars
Google Trends does not give raw search totals. It measures relative interest on a 0 to 100 scale for a set window and region. It also limits how many names you can put on one graph. We use eight names per set.
Every active WWE Superstar is tested from A to Z so nobody is skipped. The Top 15 is then split across two comparison sets.
Set 1 (ranks 1 through 8)
The first eight names on the roster go onto one Trends graph. That chart has a No. 8 spot. As the rest of the roster is checked alphabetically:
- If a Superstar scores higher than the current No. 8 on that graph, they move onto the chart and the lowest name drops off.
- If a Superstar cannot beat that No. 8 spot, they are out of Set 1.
After every name has been tested, the eight Superstars still on that graph are the Top 8. Their order on the final Set 1 chart is ranks 1 through 8.
Set 2 (ranks 9 through 15)
The Superstars who missed Set 1 are then run through a second eight-name graph. The no. 8 Superstar from Set 1 stays on this chart as the anchor, so both sets sit on the same relative scale.
The eighth spot in Set 2 is the No. 15 cutoff for the full list. As each remaining name is tested:
- If a Superstar scores higher than the eighth name in Set 2, they move onto the chart and the lowest name drops off.
- If a Superstar cannot beat that eighth name in Set 2, they stay outside the Top 15.
Once the full roster has been through both sets, the names left on the board are the verified worldwide Top 15. That process is how we landed on the most googled WWE Superstars for September 22–28, 2026.
Based on worldwide Google Trends data for September 22–28, 2026. Compiled by @WrestleSeek.
Top 15 Overall Most Googled WWE Superstars Worldwide: Fourth Week of September 2026
Here are the most googled WWE Superstars in the fourth week of September 2026:
- Logan Paul
- Roman Reigns
- CM Punk
- Rey Mysterio
- Rhea Ripley
- Randy Orton
- Cody Rhodes
- Penta
- Liv Morgan
- Paige
- Seth Rollins
- Oba Femi
- Asuka
- Nikki Bella
- Dominic Mysterio
Logan Paul is No. 1 this week. Roman Reigns drops one spot to No. 2. That is the first time this month Roman has not led the overall board.
CM Punk jumps from No. 7 last week to No. 3. Rey Mysterio holds at No. 4.
Rhea Ripley is the highest-ranked woman on the overall list at No. 5.
What Moved on the Overall List
A few names made real ground from last week’s ranking.
Paige enters the overall Top 15 at No. 10. That is new. She was already inside the women’s list last week. This week her search interest was strong enough to clear the overall cutoff.
Oba Femi and Dominik Mysterio also joined the overall board. Seth Rollins climbs from No. 15 to no. 11. Asuka moves onto the combined list at No. 13.
Penta falls from No. 3 to no. 8. Nikki Bella drops from No. 5 overall to no. 14.
Stephanie Vaquer, Sami Zayn, Giulia, and Lola Vice drop out of the overall Top 15 this week. They can still show up on the women’s ranking, and they can bounce back next week. This list only measures one seven-day window.
The week itself was a regular TV stretch, with NXT on September 22, SmackDown from Indianapolis on September 25, and Raw from Milwaukee on September 28 as Money in the Bank season continued. Search interest still followed the biggest names, not only the people who worked that week.
Top 15 Women Most Googled WWE Superstars Worldwide: Fourth Week of September 2026
The women’s ranking uses the same two-set roster sweep as the most googled WWE Superstars in the fourth week of September 2026.
- Rhea Ripley
- Liv Morgan
- Paige
- Asuka
- Nikki Bella
- Stephanie Vaquer
- Alexa Bliss
- Charlotte Flair
- Bayley
- Roxanne Perez
- Becky Lynch
- Lola Vice
- AJ Lee
- Naomi
- Iyo Sky
Rhea Ripley takes the top women’s spot from Nikki Bella. Liv Morgan stays near the top at No. 2. Paige jumps to No. 3.
What Moved on the Women’s List
Nikki Bella led the women’s ranking last week. This week she sits at No. 5.
Asuka rises to No. 4. Stephanie Vaquer holds a top-six spot. Alexa Bliss, Charlotte Flair, and Bayley stay inside the first nine.
Roxanne Perez, Naomi, and Iyo Sky are new to this week’s women’s Top 15.
Giulia, Tiffany Stratton, and Chelsea Green fall outside the women’s cutoff. Lola Vice stays on the board, but she slides from No. 6 last week to no. 12.
That kind of movement is normal on a weekly chart. One TV segment, one rumor cycle, or one clip can lift a name for seven days and then drop off.
Final Notes
These most googled WWE Superstars rankings only show relative search interest. A no. 1 spot does not mean that person had the best match of the week. It means more people typed that name into Google than the rest of the active roster during September 22–28, 2026.
Logan Paul leading the overall list and Rhea Ripley leading the women’s list are the two headlines from this week’s data.
I will run the same A-to-Z sweep again next week and post the next update in the Features section.
Which name surprised you most? Drop your thoughts in the comments.
