Wrestling grid guide
World Heavyweight Champion
The rule
Held WWE's World Heavyweight Championship, the 2002-13 'big gold belt' or the 2023- title. Not the WWE Championship.
Pairings32
World Heavyweight Champion with every other category, and how many wrestlers fit both.
- Steel Cage34
- Wrestled in the 2010s34
- Ladder / TLC32
- Tag Team Champion28
- Wrestled in the 2000s27
- Hell in a Cell25
- Wrestled in the 2020s24
- NXT22
- United States Champion22
- WrestleMania Main Event17
- Actor17
- WWE 2K Cover Star16
- Royal Rumble Winner15
- 30-Minute Singles Match15
- Wrestled in the '90s15
- Never in NXT12
- Born Outside the US11
- Wrestling Family10
- WCW9
- AEW9
- AEW and WWE9
- TNA / Impact8
- Hardcore Champion8
- Single Name7
- WCW World Champion6
- ECW World Champion6
- Musician6
- Uses Real Name6
- Cruiserweight Champion5
- AEW PPV Main Event5
- MMA or Boxing5
- Canadian5
Who counts35
Best known first.
- Kane
- Big Show
- Kofi Kingston
- Randy Orton
- John Cena
- Dolph Ziggler
- Chris Jericho
- Sheamus
- Seth Rollins
- Jey Uso
- Roman Reigns
- A.J. Styles
- Jeff Hardy
- The Undertaker
- Jake Hager
- Drew McIntyre
- Christian Cage
- Edge
- Bryan Danielson
- Triple H
- Rey Mysterio
- Kurt Angle
- Bray Wyatt
- CM Punk
- Booker T
- Chris Benoit
- Mark Henry
- Jinder Mahal
- Alberto Del Rio
- Shawn Michaels
- Damian Priest
- The Great Khali
- Gunther
- Batista
- Goldberg