Welcome to the 2019 WWE Statistics Series! Over the past 12 months, I’ve compiled stats on every single show WWE produced. I did this last year, and basically carried it on this year because I had lots of ideas about how to make it better. I think I’ve made a lot of improvements, so hopefully these stats will be even more insightful than last year!
Over the next 7 days, there will be a new article every day, starting with the most basic today - wins and losses.
Over the next 7 days, there will be a new article every day, starting with the most basic today - wins and losses.
I’ll explain some of the nuances of the stats as we go (you can explore the entire spreadsheet on Google Docs), but I’d first like to thank Cagematch.net for their exhaustive record keeping that helped me start, maintain and double check this mammoth undertaking. Also everyone on ProWrestling.Net for the easy to skim TV reports, which I used in place of watching the shows when my free time was short.
And now, the breakdown.
The following stats are, to the best of my knowledge, accurate. They were taken from every televised WWE show between episode 1011 of Smackdown on January 1st and episode 1388 of Raw on December 30th. Matches were only counted if they aired on TV or the WWE network, and only if they aired during 2019 (this discounts any events taped in 2019 that won’t air until 2020). Also, any wins or losses that occurred whilst a wrestler wasn’t under WWE contract were not counted. They had to appear on the roster pages of either the WWE website or Wikipedia (or both) to be counted.
Wins
This first set of stats is broken down by brand, only counting wins and losses that took place on the show in question. So for example, Ricochet won 28 times on Raw in 2019, putting him at the top for that show, but this doesn’t mean he was necessarily the Raw roster member with the most wins overall across all shows. We’ll reveal who has that honour tomorrow. Also, for a full breakdown of what constitutes a “Network Special” and what constitutes a “PPV”, please see the lists at the very bottom of this article.
And now, the breakdown.
The following stats are, to the best of my knowledge, accurate. They were taken from every televised WWE show between episode 1011 of Smackdown on January 1st and episode 1388 of Raw on December 30th. Matches were only counted if they aired on TV or the WWE network, and only if they aired during 2019 (this discounts any events taped in 2019 that won’t air until 2020). Also, any wins or losses that occurred whilst a wrestler wasn’t under WWE contract were not counted. They had to appear on the roster pages of either the WWE website or Wikipedia (or both) to be counted.
Wins
This first set of stats is broken down by brand, only counting wins and losses that took place on the show in question. So for example, Ricochet won 28 times on Raw in 2019, putting him at the top for that show, but this doesn’t mean he was necessarily the Raw roster member with the most wins overall across all shows. We’ll reveal who has that honour tomorrow. Also, for a full breakdown of what constitutes a “Network Special” and what constitutes a “PPV”, please see the lists at the very bottom of this article.
Show |
Wrestler - Wins |
Raw |
1. Ricochet - 28 wins 2. Seth Rollins - 26 wins 3. Erik/Ivar - 24 wins |
Smackdown |
1. Kofi Kingston - 20 wins 2. Big E- 15 wins 3. Bayley- 14 wins |
NXT |
1. Io Shirai / Matt Riddle- 10 wins 2. Bianca Belair - 9 wins 3. Cameron Grimes / Dominik Dijakovic / Kushida - 8 wins |
NXT UK |
1. Kay Lee Ray - 10 wins 2. Jordan Devlin / Walter - 9 wins 3. Jinny / Joe Coffey / Mark Coffey / Piper Niven / Travis Banks - 8 wins |
205 Live |
1. Humberto Carrillo / Tony Nese - 14 wins 2. Akira Tozawa / Oney Lorcan - 12 wins 3. Jack Gallagher - 9 wins |
Main Event |
1. Mojo Rawley - 9wins 2. Natalya / EC3 - 8 wins 3. Dana Brooke / Gran Metalik / Kalisto - 7 wins |
Network Specials |
1. R-Truth / Velveteen Dream - 8 wins 2. Adam Cole / Drew Gulak - 5 wins 3. Shayna Baszler / Tyler Bate - 4 wins |
PPV |
1. Seth Rollins - 10 wins 2. Bayley / Becky Lynch / Roman Reigns - 8 wins 3. Kofi Kingston - 7 wins |
Losses
Show |
Wrestler - Losses |
Raw |
1. Drew McIntyre / Karl Anderson / Natalya - 16 2. Luke Gallows / Ricochet - 15 3. Dash Wilder / Scott Dawson / Zack Ryder - 14 |
Smackdown |
1. Mustafa Ali - 15 2. Cesaro / Mandy Rose / Shinsuke Nakamura - 14 3. Andrade - 14 |
NXT |
1. Danny Burch / Keith Lee / Oney Lorcan / Taynara Conti - 7 2. Aliyah / Matt Riddle / Mia Yim / Roderick Strong - 6 3. Angelo Dawkins / Bronson Reed / Montez Ford / Steve Cutler / Wesley Blake - 5 |
NXT UK |
1. Kenny Williams - 8 2. Ashton Smith / Flash Morgan Webster / Isla Dawn / Jack Starz / Mark Andrews / Tyson T-Bone / Xia Brookside - 7 3. Primate / Saxon Huxley / Wild Boar - 6 |
205 Live |
1. Ariya Daivari - 16 2. Akira Tozawa / Jack Gallagher / Mike Kanellis - 11 3. Drew Gulak - 10 |
Main Event |
1. No Way Jose - 14 2. Sarah Logan - 11 3. Eric Young - 10 |
Network Special |
1. Akira Tozawa - 7 2. Adam Cole / Io Shirai / Kyle O’Reilly / Roderick Strong / Tony Nese / Tyler Bate - 5 3. Bianca Belair / Bobby Fish / Cedric Alexander / R-Truth - 4 |
PPV |
1. Baron Corbin / Drew McIntyre - 8 2. Charlotte Flair / Randy Orton / Ricochet / The Miz - 7 3. Bobby Lashley / Dolph Ziggler / Lacey Evans / Samoa Joe - 6 |
Win/Loss Ratios
Because who doesn’t love ratios?! This shows who had the best winning records, and the worst losing records, on each of the shows. So Kay Lee Ray’s perfect, NXT UK-topping ratio represents her 10 wins for 0 losses - so no one with more wins than her on episodes of NXT UK has more losses. As long as someone was a full time member of the roster at some point during 2019 (this obviously doesn’t count for Main Event, Network Specials and PPV), they were eligible.
Because who doesn’t love ratios?! This shows who had the best winning records, and the worst losing records, on each of the shows. So Kay Lee Ray’s perfect, NXT UK-topping ratio represents her 10 wins for 0 losses - so no one with more wins than her on episodes of NXT UK has more losses. As long as someone was a full time member of the roster at some point during 2019 (this obviously doesn’t count for Main Event, Network Specials and PPV), they were eligible.
Show |
Wrestler - Wins:Losses |
Raw |
Best: Akam / Lars Sullivan / Rezar - 1:0 Worst: Jinder Mahal / No Way Jose - 0:7 |
Smackdown |
Best: Becky Lynch / Kairi Sane - 6:0 Worst: Sami Zayn - 0:8 |
NXT |
Best: Erik and Ivar / Io Shirai - 5:1 / 10:2 Worst: Arturo Ruas / Boa / Kona Reeves - 0:4 |
NXT UK |
Best: Kay Lee Ray - 10:0 Worst: Ashton Smith / Jack Starz / Tyson T-Bone - 0:7 |
205 Live |
Best: Shorty G - 2:0 Worst: TJP - 0:1 |
Main Event |
Best: Natalya - 8:0 Worst: Konnor / Samir Singh / Sunil Singh / Tamina / Viktor - 0:5 |
Network Specials |
Best: Erik and Ivar - 3:0 Worst: Akira Tozawa - 0:7 |
PPV |
Best: Mansoor / The Undertaker - 2:0 Worst: Drew McIntyre - 0:8 |
Thanks for reading! Tomorrow we’ll tackle the overall records for the year. Who had the most wins overall? Who went the whole year undefeated? Who was WWE’s biggest loser? Find out tomorrow, or look for yourself by checking out the comprehensive set of spreadsheets for yourself. You can also follow me on Twitter - @TheGutteridge
Network Specials include: Network Specials include: All Kickoff shows, All NXT/NXT UK Takeovers, All World's Collide specials, All YouTube 24/7 Title changes, Halftime Heat, The Shield's Final Chapter, Evolve 10th Anniversary, Smackville and Starrcade.
PPVs include: Royal Rumble, Elimination Chamber, Fastlane, WrestleMania 35, Money in the Bank, Super Showdown, Stomping Grounds, Extreme Rules, SummerSlam, Clash of Champions, Hell in a Cell, Crown Jewel, Survivor Series and TLC.
Network Specials include: Network Specials include: All Kickoff shows, All NXT/NXT UK Takeovers, All World's Collide specials, All YouTube 24/7 Title changes, Halftime Heat, The Shield's Final Chapter, Evolve 10th Anniversary, Smackville and Starrcade.
PPVs include: Royal Rumble, Elimination Chamber, Fastlane, WrestleMania 35, Money in the Bank, Super Showdown, Stomping Grounds, Extreme Rules, SummerSlam, Clash of Champions, Hell in a Cell, Crown Jewel, Survivor Series and TLC.
 | By Darren Gutteridge@TheGutteridge |