WWE superstars who led stat sheets in 2025

Some of these stars had a record-breaking year.

After an eventful year that included the Raw debut on Netflix, the start of WWE Premium Live Events on ESPN, and the introduction of two new PLEs, Wrestlepalooza and Clash in Pairs, the promotion is now turning its focus to 2026, leaving 2025 firmly in the rearview mirror.

As we recap the year, looking at the best and worst moments, let us take a look at the stars who have led the stat sheets in 2025, for better or for worse.

Shortest Title reign: CM Punk (5 Minutes 10 Seconds)

CM Punk realised his dream of holding the World Heavyweight title once again after over a decade, when he defeated Gunther in a gruelling match to win the title. However, before the celebration could even begin, Seth Rollins returned, revealing that his knee injury was just a ruse as he cashed in the MITB contract.

Rollins easily pinned Punk, who was beaten-up and gassed out after a lengthy war with the Ring General. The loss ended his title reign at just 5 minutes 10 seconds, the shortest in 2025.

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Longest title reign: Tiffany Stratton (301 days)

Tiffany Stratton cashed in the MITB contract on her friend Nia Jax on the first SmackDown of 2025 to capture the WWE Women’s Championship. The title reign that began in January became one of the most dominant of 2025 as Stratton continued her undefeated streak while defending the title.

Stratton’s undefeated streak came to an end during the women’s Crown Jewel title match against Stephanie Vaquer at the namesake PLE, and her dominant title reign of 301 days came to an end at the November edition of SNME, at the hands of Jade Cargill.

Most Tag Team wins: War Raiders (14 wins)

War Raiders (Erik & Ivar) have also claimed a spot on the stat sheets when it comes to the Most Tag Team wins in 2025, as the duo has accumulated 14 wins. The year also saw them defend the World Tag Team titles four times, after losing them at WrestleMania 41.

Notably, Ivar has secured the fifth spot in this list of main-roster stars with the most wins in 2025, as he has accumulated 30 wins (63.8%) in 47 matches. 

Most Matches: LA Knight (48)

‘The Megastar’ LA Knight remained a massive fan-favorite in 2025, with active calls from fans to put the World title on him. Outside of his United States Championship run, Knight did not secure any additional major titles and came up short against Gunther in the tournament final to determine John Cena’s final opponent, a result that reportedly added to fan frustration with WWE’s decision-making.

However, Knight stayed the most active, despite the setbacks, as he topped the stats sheets when it came to the most matches in 2025 at 48 (televised). Knight competed in 67 overall matches in 2025, earning 39 wins and taking 25 losses, which also secures him third place in most main-roster wins in 2025.

Most wins: Stephanie Vaquer (29)

The reigning Women’s World Champion, Stephanie Vaquer, began 2025 as the Women’s NXT North American Champion and rapidly rose through the ranks, winning the Women’s NXT Championship to hold both titles at the same time.

After her promotion to the main roster, Vaquer claimed the Women’s World Championship, completing a remarkable run of four major titles in just eight months. This dominant run saw Vaquer acquire 29 wins (televised), the most in the promotion in 2025.

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Most title match wins: Stephanie Vaquer, Oba Femi, Dominik Mysterio & Ethan Page (12)

Women’s World Champion Stephanie Vaquer, NXT Champion Oba Femi, AAA Mega and Intercontinental Champion Dominik Mysterio, and NXT North American & one-half of the AAA Mixed Tag Team Champion Ethan Page have tied on the stat sheets when it comes to most title defenses.

While Femi and Mysterio bounced back after losing their titles, recapturing them in rematches, Page and Vaquer had flawless performances, defending the titles multiple times. Notably, Vaquer’s title defenses consist of her NXT Women’s, NXT Women’s North American, and Women’s World titles, while Page’s title wins consist of the NXT NA title as well as the AAA Mixed-Tag Team titles.

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