Most Wins in WWE in 2026 So Far: Penta, Cody Rhodes and Charlotte Flair Lead the Way

Who has won the most matches in WWE this year? We counted every WWE match of 2026 for the main roster, from Raw, SmackDown and Premium Live Events to the house shows that never make TV. Here is where things stand heading into the final stretch of the year, with the full lists for men, women, PLEs and more.

These numbers are a snapshot through the October 23 SmackDown. Our WWE Leaderboards update every day, so check there for the live order at any time.

Most wins in WWE in 2026: Top 10

All WWE matches, including house shows. Records are wins–losses–draws.

• 1. Penta: 44 wins (44–10)
• 2. Cody Rhodes: 40 wins (40–10–2)
• 3. Charlotte Flair: 40 wins (40–16–2)
• 4. Oba Femi: 39 wins (39–2)
• 5. Je'Von Evans: 37 wins (37–19–2)
• 6. CM Punk: 35 wins (35–3)
• 7. Chad Gable: 33 wins (33–8)
• 8. Tatum Paxley: 33 wins (33–14–1)
• 9. Trick Williams: 33 wins (33–16–3)
• 10. Sol Ruca: 33 wins (33–23–1)

Penta is the busiest winner in WWE

Penta sits on top with 44 wins, four more than anyone else on the roster. He is on the road almost every weekend, and he wins most of those nights: his record of 44–10 works out to 81 percent. He also leads the televised count (more on that below), so this is not just a house show number. When WWE has a show to open with energy, Penta is usually the call.

Cody Rhodes and Charlotte Flair are tied right behind him on 40 wins. Cody's number is the more impressive one in singles: 29 of his wins have come one on one, the most of anyone in WWE this year. Charlotte has the most wins of any woman by a clear seven-match gap.

Most wins by a man in 2026

• 1. Penta: 44–10
• 2. Cody Rhodes: 40–10–2
• 3. Oba Femi: 39–2
• 4. Je'Von Evans: 37–19–2
• 5. CM Punk: 35–3
• 6. Chad Gable: 33–8
• 7. Trick Williams: 33–16–3
• 8. Joe Hendry: 29–11
• 9. Rey Fenix: 25–11
• 10. LA Knight: 23–10–1

See the full men's list on the leaderboards.

Most wins by a woman in 2026

• 1. Charlotte Flair: 40–16–2
• 2. Tatum Paxley: 33–14–1
• 3. Sol Ruca: 33–23–1
• 4. Jaida Parker: 28–9–1
• 5. Tiffany Stratton: 26–15
• 6. Iyo Sky: 26–18–1
• 7. Liv Morgan: 22–11–1
• 8. Rhea Ripley: 20–4–1
• 9. Lola Vice: 19–9–1
• 10. Jacy Jayne: 19–32–2

Rhea Ripley is the one to watch here. She has wrestled far fewer matches than the women above her, but she has lost only four times all year. See the full women's list on the leaderboards.

Most televised wins: the list that matters for storylines

House shows pad the numbers, and they rarely change a storyline. If you only count Raw, SmackDown and Premium Live Events, the picture shifts:

• 1. Penta: 27 televised wins (27–6)
• 2. Je'Von Evans: 23 televised wins (23–14)
• 3. Oba Femi: 18 televised wins (18–2)
• 4. Rey Fenix: 18 televised wins (18–9)
• 5. Trick Williams: 18 televised wins (18–8–3)
• 6. Rhea Ripley: 16 televised wins (16–4–1)
• 7. Iyo Sky: 16 televised wins (16–10–1)
• 8. Sol Ruca: 16 televised wins (16–14)
• 9. Chad Gable: 15 televised wins (15–7)
• 10. Talla Tonga: 14 televised wins (14–6)

Je'Von Evans jumps to second, which says a lot about how often WWE puts him on TV. Rhea Ripley is the top woman on television with 16 wins. Cody Rhodes and Charlotte Flair drop out of the top 10 here because so many of their wins come on the road, where the biggest names are the main draw.

Switch the leaderboard to Most televised wins to see the full order.

Most PLE wins in 2026: Roman Reigns is perfect

Roman Reigns does not wrestle often, but when he does, it is on the biggest shows, and he has not lost one this year. He is 6–0 at Premium Live Events in 2026, the most PLE wins of anyone.

• 1. Roman Reigns: 6–0
• 2. Liv Morgan: 4–1
• 3. Oba Femi: 4–2
• 4. Rhea Ripley: 3–1
• 5. Trick Williams: 3–4
• 6. Gunther: 3–4

Liv Morgan has the most PLE wins of any woman with four. Full list: Most PLE wins.

Best win rate in WWE this year

Wins alone do not tell the whole story. Among wrestlers with at least 15 matches this year, these are the hardest to beat:

• 1. Danhausen: 100% (22–0)
• 2. Oba Femi: 95% (39–2)
• 3. CM Punk: 92% (35–3)
• 4. Seth Rollins: 82% (18–4)
• 5. Penta: 81% (44–10)
• 6. Chad Gable: 80% (33–8)
• 7. Rhea Ripley: 80% (20–4–1)

Danhausen has not lost a single WWE match in 2026. Oba Femi is the real story, though: 39 wins and only two losses all year, and one of the most protected wrestlers on the roster. That kind of booking is what you give someone you plan to build around for a long time. CM Punk, at 35–3, is not far behind.

Our Best win rate leaderboard counts anyone with at least five matches.

Longest current win streaks

Counting only televised matches (Raw, SmackDown and PLEs), these are the longest active winning runs right now:

• Chad Gable: 8 straight wins, unbeaten on TV since mid-July
• Roman Reigns: 7 straight wins, unbeaten on TV since the end of January
• Penta: 7 straight wins
• Oba Femi: 7 straight wins, unbeaten on TV since the start of June
• B-Fab: 7 straight wins
• Danhausen: 6 straight wins

Streaks change every week, so the Longest current win streak board is the place to check after each Raw and SmackDown.

Most losses in 2026

Someone has to take the losses, and on the road it is often the same names. Ethan Page has the most losses of anyone this year with 44, followed by Bron Breakker (40) and Austin Theory (37). Most of those come at house shows, so they say more about a busy schedule than about where a wrestler stands on TV. See the full list on the Most losses board.

Use the WWE Leaderboards yourself

Everything in this article comes from our WWE Leaderboards page, and you can dig as deep as you like there. Pick what you want to see, the year and the division:

• Most wins, most losses and most matches
• Best win rate
• Most televised wins, most PLE wins and most PLE matches
• Longest current win streak
• Most title reigns in a career

You can look at 2026, the past two years or the whole career, for men, women or everyone. The boards update every day after the shows. Want to put two names side by side? Use our Compare tool, or open any wrestler's profile for their full record, match log and form.

How we count

Our records cover every WWE match a wrestler has had this year: Raw, SmackDown, Premium Live Events and house shows. Tag team and multi-person matches count as a win for everyone on the winning side and a loss for everyone on the losing side. The lists only include the current main roster (Raw, SmackDown and free agents). Records come from Cagematch and are updated daily.

FAQ

Who has the most wins in WWE in 2026? Penta, with 44 wins so far this year (44–10).

Which woman has the most wins in WWE in 2026? Charlotte Flair, with 40 wins (40–16–2).

Who has the most Premium Live Event wins in 2026? Roman Reigns, who is 6–0 at PLEs this year.

Who has the best win rate in WWE this year? Danhausen is unbeaten at 22–0. Among the busiest wrestlers, Oba Femi (39–2) and CM Punk (35–3) lead.