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Records are usually made to be broken and in WWE, that's usually the way it goes. At present, all eyes are on Charlotte Flair and whether she will ever break her father's long-standing 16-time world title record. Meanwhile, others wonder if there will ever be someone as dominant as The Undertaker at WrestleMania.
Although these records are the most talked about, there are others that only the elite in WWE have been able to capture. In particular, performing in the most matches. After all, in order to make the list, stars have to remain in WWE for longer than a decade and regularly perform on WWE TV.
At present, Kane tops the list for most matches in WWE with 1665, which is understandable given his lengthy tenure with the company. He is closely followed by The Big Show on 1440. With that being said, there are still several stars who could break this record before the time comes to hang up their wrestling boots.
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#9 Natalya - 974 WWE matches
Natalya holds many records in WWE. At present, she stands in No. 16 when it comes to the all-time Superstars with the most matches in WWE history.
The former WWE SmackDown Women's Champion goes up to ninth position when the list is narrowed down to current WWE stars. It is also the No. 1 position as far as female wrestlers are confirmed.
Natalya has been the measuring stick in the women's division for more than a decade. She has simply fitted into the company, regardless of the era.
The above tweet shows how much Natalya has given to WWE over the years, despite not boasting the same accolades as many members of the current women's roster. If anything, it also proves exactly why she is one of the most respected women in the company.
#8 Seth Rollins - 996 WWE matches
Seth Rollins has only been on the WWE main roster since 2012. However, ahead of his debut alongside Dean Ambrose and Roman Reigns, Rollins was a former NXT Champion.
Rollins has been one of the stars who have dominated WWE over the past few years. He has even pulled double duty at some of the company's biggest pay-per-views, which have helped towards his total matches reaching almost 1,000.
Of all the people on this list, Rollins has been in the company the shortest. However, he has proved that he's a star that can be relied on in that short period.
#7 Cesaro - 1065 WWE matches
Cesaro joined WWE back in 2011, before making his debut on the company's main roster at the beginning of 2012. The Swiss Superman was someone who was backed to become a world champion at one point. However, he has since been somewhat coasting as part of several different tag teams and stables.
Cesaro is always a dependable pair of hands for WWE, whether it's on the main roster or in NXT. The fact that he has already amassed over 1,000 matches in just over eight years proves that he's one of the hardest-working stars at present.
#6 R-Truth - 1119 WWE matches
R-Truth was part of the WWE brand from 1999 until 2002 and later made his return in 2008. This means that Truth has been a WWE Superstar for 15 years of his life, which could be why he has been able to wrestle so many matches for the company.
It's unknown if the 42 matches he has had as 24/7 Champion over the past 18 months have been added to this total. Truth hasn't had many WWE matches since becoming part of the 24/7 title picture, which has been his sole focus since 2019.
#5 Sheamus - 1217 WWE matches
Sheamus made his WWE debut back in 2006 and over the past 14 years, he has been able to lift a world title on four occasions. Like many other stars on this list, Sheamus has proved that he has longevity and works wherever the company needs him.
The Irish star has been one of the company's fallback athletes for more than a decade. It could be why he has made his way into the top five men who have wrestled the most matches in WWE.
#4 The Miz - 1324 WWE matches
The Miz was just a 24-year-old with aspirations of becoming famous when he first appeared on the fourth season of Tough Enough back in 2004. Over the past 16 years, The Miz has developed into one of WWE's most well-rounded stars. He is now considered to be one of the company's greatest heels.
Miz has been a part of some intense feuds over the years and has wrestled more than 1300 matches for WWE alone. It's also interesting to note that The Miz has never wrestled for any other promotion and was solely trained during his time in WWE.
#3 Kofi Kingston - 1330 WWE matches
Kofi Kingston narrowly takes third place ahead of The Miz, with just six matches dividing the two stars who currently call Monday Night RAW their home. Much like Miz, Kingston was first introduced to the WWE Universe back in 2006. However, he didn't actually make his main roster debut until 2007.
Despite lifting the WWE Championship last year, Kingston has predominantly made a name for himself as a tag team wrestler. He's a former and current five-time RAW Tag Team Champion, seven-time SmackDown Tag Team Champion, and the longest-reigning Tag Team Champion in WWE history.
Despite spending much of the last six years as part of a trio and spending some time at ringside, Kingston has still been able to notch up 1330 WWE matches.
#2 Randy Orton - 1367 WWE matches
Randy Orton is a 13-time world champion and a Superstar that has proved he is one of the greatest of all time over the past two decades. The Viper is a sure-fire WWE Hall of Famer and a man who has stood the test of time for most of his career, but still delivered when needed.
It comes as no surprise that Orton is the second in this list and fourth when it comes to all-time WWE Superstars. The former world champion is well within reaching distance of Kane and The Big Show before the end of his career and could easily break the record.
#1 Dolph Ziggler - 1402 WWE matches
Dolph Ziggler has been seen under many guises in WWE. He's been a Caddy, a male cheerleader, and even a Showoff, but in that time he has always delivered in the ring.
The former world champion may have been in the company for a shorter period of time compared to all the other men in the top five, but he is still at No. 3 in terms of all-time WWE Superstars.
Dolph Ziggler is just 38 matches away from overtaking The Big Show into second, which is easily something that he could do in the next year. The star was recently moved over to RAW and still has plenty of time left in his career to be able to put Kane's record of 1665 matches in his sights.
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