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#16-#11: Cesaro, Jey Uso, Daniel Bryan, Chris Jericho, Jimmy Uso, and The Undertaker
At No. 16, there's Cesaro with 484 wins. He is one of the most underrated Superstars in all of WWE and unfortunately hasn't won a single World title to date.
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Jey Uso comes in at No. 15 with 505 wins. The biggest match of his career is just a few hours away when he will meet Roman Reigns for the Universal title inside Hell in a Cell.
WWE veteran Daniel Bryan holds the No. 14 spot with 507 wins. He recently stated that his current run is his last one as a full-time wrestler.
At No. 13, we have AEW star Chris Jericho, with 535 wins. Jericho is the biggest wrestler AEW currently has and was the promotion's first World Champion.
Jimmy Uso has managed to trump his brother in terms of victories. He is at No. 12 with 550 wins.
At No. 11, we have WWE legend The Undertaker. He has won 572 matches, and it has been a while since he stopped working as an active wrestler. He has been a WWE mainstay for almost 30 years now.
