What's Their Career Win/Loss Record?

Few WWE fans really care about the win-loss record, as it has never been relevant. In fact, Roman Reigns has gone almost three years without being pinned, but no one ever mentions how many wins he has in that span. What is important is not the number of wins, but the number of days he has gone undefeated. The same thing happened with Asuka's undefeated streak, it mattered how long she went without a loss, not the number of wins.

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However, sometimes it's fun and useful to know the win-loss record of wrestlers, as it gives us an idea of how they have been booked throughout their careers. With that said, let's take a look at the career win/loss record of 10 current male WWE wrestlers.

Note: House Shows and non-televised events are not included. These figures are accurate as of Nov 2nd, 2022.

10 AJ Styles (508-365)

AJ Styles has been wrestling for over 20 years, so it's no wonder he has so many matches. His win-loss record is quite good, reflecting that he has been a winner throughout his career.

In fact, he has a positive record in Impact Wrestling (257-190), WWE (171-130), NJPW (50-32) and Ring Of Honor (13-4). In terms of singles matches, his win-loss record is even better, 284-167. Styles is not the tallest or the strongest, but that didn't stop him from becoming one of the best performers in wrestling history.

9 Chad Gable (101-124)

Chad Gable is one of the most underrated wrestlers in WWE history, and his win-loss record of 101-124 attests to that. In singles action, his record is 20-42.

Gable is one of the most talented performers of his generation, every time he gets an opportunity he shines, and lately he has proven to be very charismatic. Inexplicably, this guy has never received a proper push, but hopefully now under Triple H's creative direction that will be possible.

8 The Miz (325-465)

The Miz has a win-loss record of 325-465, 183-227 in singles matches. This is understandable since he has been a heel for most of his career, and not a dominant heel, but a coward heel. Yet The A-Lister has won 20 titles in WWE and has had a memorable, Hall of Fame-worthy career.

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His best year in terms of wins and losses was 2013, when he had a 35-23 record. The opponent The Miz has defeated the most is Dolph Ziggler, 10 times in singles action.

7 Sheamus (409-308)

Sheamus has not won as many titles as The Miz, but he has a better win/loss record and also has a guaranteed spot in the WWE Hall of Fame. Sheamus has 409 wins and 308 losses, and in terms of singles matches, he has 254-132.

His best year was 2012 when he had a record of 79-19 (57-12 in singles matches). Sheamus was very dominant that year, even winning the World Heavyweight Title after squashing Daniel Bryan at WrestleMania 28.

6 Cody Rhodes (420-381)

Cody Rhodes' first WWE run was nothing special, he had some good times, but he never got the opportunities he wanted, which led him to leave the company.

Then Cody worked hard in other promotions and proved that he was one of the best in the world, and returned to WWE with an eye on the World Title. He was on fire, but unfortunately, he got injured. Cody's win-loss record in WWE is 256-318, in AEW he went 50-17, in ROH 47-18 and in NJPW 27-15.

5 Rey Mysterio (673-398)

Rey Mysterio has had a 30-year wrestling career, yes, you read that right. He started his career in AAA in 1992, then worked five years for WCW until he came to WWE.

There he worked for 12 years, then spent a couple of years in independent promotions, and finally returned to WWE. Mysterio's win-loss record is 673-398, and in terms of singles matches, 334-164. Rey Mysterio is the perfect example that size is not an obstacle to achieving your dreams, and that is precisely why he is such an idol.

4 Sami Zayn (146-207)

Sami Zayn is an exceptional worker that every booker wishes they had because he fits every role and every storyline perfectly. His win-loss record makes it clear that he has never been a winner or a main eventer, but that doesn't mean he hasn't had a great career.

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His time in Ring Of Honor as El Generico was amazing, and now Sami Zayn is one of WWE's most beloved superstars. 2016 was his best year in terms of wins and losses, at 35-25.

3 Kevin Owens (220-198)

Unlike his close friend Sami Zayn, Kevin Owens has a winning record, and in singles action is much better, 157-92. He was amazing in ROH and in WWE he has turned into one of the best wrestlers in the world, although he is not in the World Title picture at the moment.

KO’s best year was 2015, when he recorded a 35-13 singles record, and he was NXT Champion and Intercontinental Champion. Dolph Ziggler is Owens’ favorite victim, as he has defeated him 12 times in singles matches.

2 Seth Rollins (334-240)

Seth Rollins is undoubtedly one of the best wrestlers of the last 10 years, a generational talent. He has had a brilliant career, full of memorable moments such as the robbery of the century.

Rollins has a career win-loss record of 334-240, and in terms of singles matches, he has won 187 and lost 101. Rollins has finished every year with a winning singles record, except for 2013, when he won three and lost seven.

1 Roman Reigns (328-116)

Roman Reigns has an outstanding career win/loss record of 328-116, and in singles action it's even better, 160-40. Some say Reigns was overpushed, and we can't deny that there were a couple of years when he didn't deserve that push, but currently, he's killing it, and his undefeated streak makes sense.

Since his return in 2020, The Tribal Chief has 29 singles wins, and only one loss, which was against Seth Rollins via disqualification.