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YouTube is bigger today than ever, and sometimes it feels like just about everyone is creating content on the platform at the moment. More and more wrestlers are joining the platform, especially recently with more superstars stuck in their homes.
Using YouTube is beneficial for performers in many different ways. In some cases, it enables them to open themselves and their lives up to fans and become more relatable. For other stars, it is a chance to strengthen their brand which is especially useful for the wrestlers who do not get as much TV time as their colleagues.
#10 Ronda Rousey holds over 1 million subscribers on YouTube
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The Baddest Woman in the Planet is currently on a break from WWE, but that has not stopped her from becoming a YouTube success. Ronda Rousey posts a variety of videos, mostly in the style of vlogs. A lot of her posts are based on the ranch, Browsey Acres, which she shares with her husband Travis Browne.
Life for Ronda and Travis seems very different than the more celebrity lifestyle enjoyed by other performers. In their videos, the pair often discuss their sustainable, minimalist lifestyle. There are a few guest appearances from fellow wrestlers on the channel, such as Paige and a few non-wrestlers like Steve-O.
Rousey has also taken part in a few question and answer sessions on her channel, allowing her fans to feel a little bit closer to their favourite superstar.
#9 Taste of Tenille brings out Tenille Dashwood's cooking skills on YouTube
Tenille Dashwood was better known in WWE as the name Emma, but on YouTube, she is known as Taste of Tenille. Dashwood is a huge foodie, and on her channel, she spends time in the kitchen showing her fans how to recreate some of her favourite recipes.
More recently, Taste of Tenille has branched out into a new direction, with Dashwood creating more vlog-style content. Over the last month, Dashwood has invited her subscribers to follow her adventures in Florida Keys and Mexico.
#8 Find Lana's YouTube account under real name C.J. Perry
Lana hasn't been on WWE much of late, but she seems to be becoming the queen of social media, keeping her fans captivated with her Instagram posts, TikTok videos, and now her YouTube channel.
The content that Lana has been creating is under her non-WWE name, CJ Perry. The videos on the channel are quite varied and include the star showing fans her lookbooks, and giving makeup tutorials to her viewers.
The star also features fellow WWE talent, including a question and answer session with on-screen ally Natalya and gossip with Bobby Lashley.
#7 Peyton Royce brings a unique style to YouTube with Cassie Vs:
The YouTube channel of Peyton Royce is one of the newer ones on this list. Like Lana, Royce appears on the platform using her real-life name Cassie. The channel was started just three weeks ago and already features lots of appearances from her fellow IIconic, and real-life best friend Billie Kay (also known as Jessie).
Royce's husband also makes an appearance, facing off against her tag team partner in a challenge to see who knows her best. Cassie Vs may only be less than a month old, but it has already been fun to watch.
#6 Aleister Black and Zelina Vega delve into their hobbies on YouTube with A to Z
The YouTube channel shared between off-screen husband and wife duo Aleister Black and Zelina Vega - dubbed A to Z may only be a few months old but the pair already have over eighty-five thousand subscribers.
The channel has quite a wide range of videos to attract the interests of their fans. The pair have made vlogs about their days out together, and they also make individual videos. At the moment, Zelina appears to have the most solo content, uploading makeup tutorials, as well as gaming sessions, often in collaboration with Paige.
#5 Sonya Deville & Mandy Rose dig into some delicious doughnuts and more on their YouTube channel
Another pair who share a channel are former best friends Sonya Deville and Mandy Rose. The pair both upload to their channel, Damandyz Donutz, which mainly full of videos of the duo trying out different junk food on the road.
However, due to their on-screen fallout, the content of the channel has altered a little. Both parties still upload, but now make separate videos. Due to the superstars not currently able to travel, both of them are cooking at home, and sometimes even Otis makes an appearance to accompany his peach.
#4 The Bella Twins give fans an inside look at their lives on YouTube
Not content with being stars of reality television and podcasters, The Bella Twins have also turned their hand to YouTube. Nikki and Brie have over three million subscribers, proving hugely popular on the platform.
The duo allows their followers an insight into their home lives and leading up to the recent births of their baby boys made videos detailing their nurseries and maternity photoshoots.
Nikki and Brie have multiple sections on their channel. They regularly take part in fun challenges and games as well as reacting to big moments in their WWE careers, often bringing Brie's daughter Birdie along for the ride.
#3 Sheamus takes you through intense workouts with other WWE Superstars
Sheamus has been uploading to YouTube for the past two years, and so far has featured pretty much every RAW and SmackDown superstar on his channel. Celtic Warrior Workouts details the individual fitness plans of different WWE stars. Sheamus often joins in with the workouts of his friends - and there were even a few that he struggled to keep up with.
As well as workouts, the superstars sometimes discuss their nutrition, and more importantly, their favourite cheat meals. Celtic Warrior Workouts is a fun channel for people interested in fitness and wanting inspiration for their workout routines.
#2 Asuka's quirky side comes out on KanaChan TV
In the current era of WWE, Asuka has shown herself to be hugely entertaining on TV, and the same can be said for her YouTube Channel. Asuka's channel, KanaChanTV features the former RAW Women's Champion mainly gaming, with her debut being a video of her playing Nintendo's Super Mario Maker.
Asuka's channel also has a few videos of the star getting up to some unusual antics, including one where she eats grasshoppers and another where she spends nine minutes chopping cabbage with a machine.
KanaChanTV might be the most eclectic on this list, but it is certainly not boring.
#1 Xavier Woods has taken over the gaming side of YouTube with UpUpDownDown
No list about wrestlers on YouTube would be complete without the channel of Xavier Woods, UpUpDownDown. The channel currently stands at over two million subscribers, and videos are uploaded on pretty much a daily basis.
UpUpDownDown even has it's own championship, and the belt has been won by many superstars including Alexa Bliss, Seth Rollins, and Becky Lynch. More recently, current UpUpDownDown Champion Tyler Breeze has become a bigger part of the channel, taking part in a SmackDown versus RAW 2006 tournament, and even launching his spin-off, LeftRightLeftRight.
