The professional wrestling industry is in a position that is as robust as it has been in decades, and it is plainly clear that this is the case as we approach the halfway point of the year 2024. This is due to the unprecedented success that WWE has seen, as well as the unflinching support that All Elite Wrestling continues to receive from its fans in its efforts to change the wrestling industry. Both of these factors have contributed to this conclusion. There is also the possibility that it can be attributed to the men and women who work in those companies and have accomplished great things and achieved remarkable things. They are responsible for this item, which can be credited to them. A who’s who of superstars can be found on the roster of talent that has garnered attention throughout WWE and AEW in the year 2024. This roster is comprised of a roster of talent that has garnered attention. Competitors from all across the world, ranging from true online trolls to world champions, are included on this talent slate. First and foremost, who exactly are they, and what is the reason that this list of the top ten acknowledges them? Please provide an explanation. By reading this in-depth examination of the most value items that the companies have to offer, you will be able to find out the answer to this question.
List Of The Top 10 Best Wrestlers In The World 2024
1. Roman Reigns (WWE)
Though he might not call himself the Big Dog anymore, in professional wrestling there is no one greater right now than Reigns, the Undisputed WWE universal champion, and that doesn’t alter in 2024. When it comes to broadcast ratings and ticket sales, he is the top man on the marquee for WWE. Though he doesn’t wrestle as often as some fans would want right now, Reigns is the most recent in a long line of WWE stars and the face of the strongest storyline WWE has produced in years. This No. 1 ranking for Reigns is not one that can be improved upon. Still, he can confirm this ranking in 2024 with further championship defenses, extending his record title run and adding interesting plot beats with The Bloodline, which is in kind of a holding pattern. There is a tease for a WrestleMania 40 game in April with Dwayne “The Rock”. That kind of match might bring Reigns from the most significant wrestler of this age to immortality in wrestling history.
2. Cody Rhodes (WWE)
Spending most of 2023 as the top babyface in wrestling, Rhodes told a near-impossibly difficult narrative while also From a heroic Royal Rumble winner on his way to finish Roman Reigns’ championship run at WrestleMania, he went from a star recovering from failing that aim. Losses like those Rhodes experienced at Mania can ruin professions. Still, Rhodes was relentless, drawing on the prior year as a kind of atonement and an opportunity to become closer to the audience. His 2024 seemed meant to wrap the narrative. Perhaps a massive rock-sized obstacle stands in his way of completing that narrative at WrestleMania. Still, the year fits the American Nightmare even if Dwayne Johnson replaces him versus Reigns at Mania. Whether that occurs at SummerSlam, WrestleMania, or some other event is yet unknown.
3. MJF (AEW)
MJF was a pillar amid a year of ups and downs in AEW; he was the constant top card figure with the AEW world championship belt. Over a reign until December 30, he moved from loathed heel to engaging, but somewhat poor babyface, compiling amazing in-ring performances and unforgettable promos along the way. The best AEW story in 2023 was MJF’s rivals-to-friends-to-rivals with Adam Cole. Few wrestlers can mix MJF’s work between the ropes with his microphone skills. Among the top 10 male wrestlers, MJF, barely 27 years old, is the youngest one. With a serious shoulder injury, the native Long Island, New York, will be sidelined for the foreseeable future; early 2024 is not known. But if and when he gets back, MJF has a readymade plot with Cole and his new company waiting for him.
4. Seth Rollins (WWE)
For WWE, Rollins has been a consistent performer who delivers top-notch matches regularly and is quite over with the fans. Just as much as Rollins has validated the new belt, the establishment of the world heavyweight championship has helped him. Between his outrageous costumes, confidence on the mic, and high-flying technique, Rollins has established himself year after year as one of the top talents in all of pro wrestling. Given the stars occupying those places, Rollins has a tall order to crack the top 3; his latest injury will make it more difficult.
5. Jey Uso (WWE)
The second-generation star embraced his singles run, created “YEET” as an incredibly over catchphrase, and rose to be the most well-liked talent on Monday Night Raw not-named CM Punk. Even then, the response for his theme tune, the excitement of his entrance, and the encouragement of the fans may have raised him to that degree of fame, something that would have been seen as priorly unachievable. At WrestleMania, Uso defeated Jimmy, his brother, and was instrumental in Cody Rhodes’ triumph against Roman Reigns on the main event of Night Two. Against likes of The Judgment Day, Ilja Dragunov, and Gunther (twice), he demonstrated his value as an in-ring performer.
6. Bryan Danielson (AEW)
Some people believe that Danielson is the best wrestler in the world, and he is still considered to be one of the best. During the year 2023, Danielson competed in two title fights: one was a TNT fight with Christian Cage, and the other was an Iron Man fight versus MJF. At the time of Halloween, there were speculations that Danielson had suffered an orbital injury; nonetheless, he returned to the ring earlier than expected while wearing protection over his left eye. Although Danielson only has one eye, it contributes to his status as one of the greatest wrestlers in history, even if he only has one eye.
7. Kazuchika Okada (NJPW)
In Japan, pro wrestling is renowned for the value of events above everything else; interviews and angles come second to the narrative spun between the ropes. Given circumstances, none has been better in the ring than Okada—arguably ever. Early in 2023, he was the IWGP world heavyweight champion; his sixth run with NJPW top championship; and he gave outstanding performance as part of the NEVER 6-man title team in New Japan for the remainder of the year. He will go from Japan and demonstrate his brilliance to American viewers in either WWE or AEW in 2024, free agency.
8. CM Punk (WWE)
Punk’s startling comeback to WWE seems to have inspired and motivated “The Best in the World” to show he is precisely that. After ten plus years away from a WWE ring, everything old is new once more, and Punk is maybe WWE’s best star next to Roman Reigns. All of this without actually fighting one match outside of a house-show triumph over Dominik Mysterio. His work in AEW more than justifies this position, but given the streak of shows he’s headed for in WWE, he’s probably sure to leap several spots. Punk’s performance on “Raw” with Cody Rhodes was maybe his best promo work yet since his comeback, and it might set up a bout between two of the most influential wrestlers at WrestleMania.
9. Rhea Ripley (WWE)
Arguably, Ripley had the most dominant year of any WWE woman. Beyond claiming the women’s Royal Rumble in January, Ripley anchored one of the strongest factions in the business, The Judgment Day, and had a show-stealing encounter at WrestleMania to become WWE women’s world champion. She not only thrived but also raised the idea of a “dominant, engaging star” to hitherto unheard-of heights when the firm “strapped a rocket” to her back. Oh, and she also appears on the WWE 2K24 covers. In 2024 can Ripley top the highest? She would only have to approach what she performed in 2023.
10. Konosuke Takeshita (AEW)
Takeshita cleanly defeated Kenny Omega in a singles encounter during the AEW All Out pay-per-view event at the start of September. Few people have been given the chance to reach this milestone. With the emerging Japanese star standing by the side of the infamous heel manager Don Callis, it appeared as though a major push was being development for him. This was the present situation. Conversely, Takeshita has not yet ascended the card and did not participate in any more singles events in 2023 following that moment.
