Undisputed WWE Championship

[6.0] "There are some pros and cons about the Undisputed Title after SummerSlam, I think that this title is starting to actaully get better than it was as Cody isn't champ straight after losing it and the World Heavyweight Title being more focused on. It's still quite bad after Punk won it despite him doing nothing to deserve a shot at the title but as i said before, it's better with the script being on a different road now. The division is also starting to have more top contenders like Randy and KO after both of their returns. I know i have gone mostly off topic but I don't understand how KO is just randomly in the No.1 contenders match after recovery and rehab. The reason for Gunther is understandable after the feud with Aldis but i think it could've been a good and long lasting comeback story for KO."

[7.0] "Probably the most storied and legacy-driven championship belt in wrestling history, if we're being honest. That said, ever since Cody Rhodes finished the story, the booking around this title has been pretty bad. The belt itself looks pretty average, too."

[8.0] "A belt with a legacy that speaks for itself, for the better part of a decade hasn't been booked as though it were the most important in North America. Sure, it mainly sticks with the top dawgs, but Cena's last run, Roman and Brocks endless wars, and the lack of emphasis put so often on winning it seem to make it a prop more than a goal to aspire to. Some of the very best ever have held this title, to this day it carries a gravitas that isn't often seen on TV aside from Cody's chase to finish the story. Much around this title before and since has not served the belt much at all, but it remains highly vital and important to the tapestry of pro wrestling history."

[10.0] "Yes there have been many duds as champion, yes there have been some awful matches for this title, but it is still the most prestigious title in wrestling history. Imo it's number 2 right now. Holding this title means you are the face of the largest wrestling company in the world and you basically represent wrestling to people who are not familiar with the business."

[7.0] "A once prestigious championship that is now clearly the number 2 world title in North America. You can thank Roman and his 11 defences in 2 years for that. Cody finally finished his story, only losing it to a washed up Cena and his 5 moves of doom on his awful retirement tour."

[10.0] "This is the title every wrestler, when they first start out, wants to win at least once in their career. With all time greats like Bret Hart, Shawn Micheals, Steve Austin, The Rock, John Cena and The Undertaker all winning it multiple times in their respective eras, this title has the most prestige of any world title in North America that's still active, the only title that could rivals it on prestige is the IWGP Heavyweight and WCW World Heavyweight titles and the WCW title is is no longer active and had a terrible last 2 years of activity. This is THE wrestling title to a majority of people and although it's had its bad champions (Alberto Del Rio, Vince McMahon and Jinder Mahal) and even if your not a fan of the fed and its style of wrestling, it will always be the top prize in the business of professional wrestling."

"One of the most prestigious titles in the history of sports entertainment/professional wrestling, since it has been on going for more than 60 years and still is one of the significant championships in history."

[10.0] "Without a doubt, the greatest reward for a professional wrestler is the title that all superstars dream of having. Winning a WWE title is already an achievement in a career, but this one is on another level."

[10.0] "It has to be a 10 under the premise on how long it has lasted, and its holders being a whos-who of the WWE's best wrestlers. This was the championship that every kid wanted on their waist when they grew up. Legit has to be a 10"

[10.0] "If you are the single most iconic, prestigious, widely known title in all of wrestling, the one that's the highest achievement in anyone's career, then you truly are the greatest championship in all of wrestling. Not my personal favorite, but it's unmissable."

[10.0] "At the end of the day, this is the industry's single most prestigous belt and it pretty much always will be no matter how its booked at any given point or what the quality of the product is. In and out of kayfabe this accolade designates the top dog in the top company, and being WWE Champion is the one accolade in pro wrestling that actually holds some weight in the mainstream with the general public and non-fans. In terms of pure, raw success, being WWE Champion means that, at some point, you were at ths tippy top of the industry."

[9.0] "Arguably the most prestigious prize in all of wrestling, despite the bad title holders and reigns. When you think about wrestling championships, the WWE championship is one of the first to pop up."

[10.0] "This definitely deserves a 10 even with the bad holders. This is arguably THE top prize in wrestling, and its lineage mostly represents that."

[6.0] "I like to look at the current state of championships (UNLESS! They are newer belts) The WWE Championship in general has had it's up and downs over it's 60 year lifespan but currently the WWE Championship holds a class that some other world championships in the business can't fathom to hold. Cody beat Roman Reigns for the title and went on to have a great reign with good promos, good wrestling and decent stories. Cena just won the belt so I'm gonna give it some time but so far things aren't looking too good. UPDATE: Cena's reign with the belt has been the drizzling shits in terms of wrestling, promo wise it's been great but his reign has devalued Cody and Roman's work. [***1/4]"

[2.0] "This title just sucks in 2025. This the most known belt in the wrestling world and yet somehow it is visually painfull to watch and its booking and presentation is just horrible. I mean first Cody's reign had been luck luster, deserved for sure, but how they booked him as terminator Cody is almost SuperCena vibe. Pushing Cody to main events when his matches wasnt most interesting on the card didnt help either. Its not even his fault, SD roster was really awfull 2024/25 and now he have pathetic Cena reign with sh*tty promos, stories and horrible wrestling main events. Just when you think how the picture around this title looks now and going forward it is just unwatchable. Cena is and will be having super long run and main event with this, while real stories and top stars in Rollins, Reigns and Punk are on Raw. And then Cody will win it back just and stay babyface instead being heel. I can say I just hate this title this year."

[10.0] "While it has had its ups and downs over the past 62 years, the WWE Championship has been the most important and presigous wrestling championship for the past 4+ decades. A symbol of excellence and usually a sign that the company views you not just as a good performer, but as one of, if not the top guy."

[10.0] "It's impossible to disagree that this Championship is the pinnacle in all of wrestling. Whether you're the world champion in another promotion, or a lower card champion in WWE, it's still nothing like being the Champion holding the namesake of the biggest company there is. The championship has been held by some of the all time greats (Undertaker, John Cena, Triple H) and also some... less than fantastic superstars too. But even in its low points it was still able to feel like a prize undeserving of these stars and not a prize being devalued by them."

[10.0] "Like it or not, like WWE or not (and lord knows I have gone through bouts of hating WWE), this is the top of the industry. The list of WWE champions reads like a list of current and future HOFers. There have been bad champions, sure, but overall WWE has done a great job of protecting this belt over the years. Also, the belt has never had a bad design, argue with a wall."

[9.0] "Easily the best match of the night. One of HHH's best singles matches ever and one of the best WM openers ever."

[10.0] "Hard not to rate this with a perfect score. It is literally the most important championship in the entire history of pro wrestling."

[10.0] "The most well known championship in wrestling history with over 60 years of prestige and with some of the greatest wrestlers holding this belt. It's had many title reigns from the 8 year reign of Bruno Sammartino, to the the crowd favorite Hulk Hogan, The Texas Rattlesnake, some of the best in-ring like Bret Hart, Shawn Michaels, AJ Styles, Daniel Bryan, ect; to some of the most recognizable names in this sport like Roman Reigns, John Cena, Randy Orton, and so many more. Overall this belt stood the test of time and will probably remain as the most well known and important championship in North American wrestling."

[10.0] "The most coveted championship in professional wrestling history. It has stood for 6 decades with absolutely 0 competition and has contained the greatest reigns of all time (Punk's 434 days, Roman's 3-4 year long reign, Bruno Sammartino's ridiculous reign etc)"

[10.0] "The best lineage of any title in north american pro wrestling today. I give WWE a ton of credit for revitalizing the importance of this belt after the hot shotting of the title in the late 90's/early 2000's, and then picking many of the wrong guys in the 2010's, this belt has been revitalized and feels incredibly important and has THE best lineage of any active title in America."

[10.0] "The WWE World Championship is the most prestigious title in all of professional wrestling/sports entertainment. It has remained as such for the past 40 years and is currently the pinnacle of world titles across the globe."

[10.0] "The top prize in professional wresting and it always will be. Its The most prestigious and iconic championship."

[10.0] "It can't be rated lower than 10 for it's the most prestigeous championship in all wrestling industry with a gigantic history. This is the ultimate award you want to gain even though you're not a part of WWE"

[6.0] "Yes, yes, I know that its the "top" belt in wrestling from a money and fame perspective but I simply don't care. The WWE belt has never been my pick for best belt at any one time in wrestling history, not the best booked, not the belt with the best matches and not the belt that has had the best wrestlers holding it. This is the Hogan and Cena belt, held by average wrestlers with the occasional great like Flair or Bret Hart and the occasional sucker like The Ultimate Warrior. In terms of prestige, it feels damn low."

[8.0] "Despite some questionable booking decisions, this is the most valuable title in professional wrestling."

[10.0] "The WWE Championship, The Most Iconic known championship in all of professional wrestling or maybe in the whole world of sports in general, this title has countless of 5 star classic matches under its record I feel like I don't have to explain why it deserves a 10-star rating IT'S THE WWE CHAMPIONSHIP! THE TITLE THATS BEEN AT THE TOP OF THE PROFESSIONAL WRESTLING MOUNTAIN FOR 60+ YEARS! 10 STARS IS WHAT THE WWE CHAMPIONSHIP HAS EARNED!"

[10.0] "Let's face the facts. This is the most coveted belt worldwide for the average wrestler. WWE is the largest and most prestigious company from an objective standpoint (aka the most successful company with the most eyes on it). Most of the people that held this belt were some of the best wrestlers on the planet. Only a few like Jinder Mahal were terrible, but that shouldn't detract from what is otherwise the top belt in the industry."

[10.0] "It's the top prize in all of wrestling and has been for decades now. No disrespect to all the other promotions out there and their world titles but it's not even close."

[10.0] "This is the crown of wrestling, something everyone fights for, in my opinion it being less than a ten is spitting in the memory and aspirations of every wrestler who became a wrestler to win THIS"

[9.0] "It's kind of funny how this belt has varied in prestige through the years; through the 70s, 80s and 90s, it was the ONLY world championship in the company, and the absolute top prize of the promotion. Then after the introduction of secondary world titles like the original WHC and Universal title, in the 2000s and 2010s, it at times had to play second fiddle to those titles, and was put on guys that blatantly weren't worthy of it like Miz, Del Rio, and Jinder. The 2020s did at least start restoring its prestige even if it had to take a backseat to Roman Reigns and the Universal title. Ironically, it wasn't until Roman unified it with the Universal title that it truly became the undisputed prize of the company again. Even with the reintroduction of the WHC, its very blatantly obvious which title the company sees as its top title nowadays. For all of the complaints I had about Roman's title run, the title hasn't felt this prestigious since the 90s, where only the best of the best can hold it. Even right now, I can't even imagine who could possibly beat Cody for it, that's how prestigious it is now."

[10.0] "Doesnt matter what anyone says, this is THE most important championship in wrestling history with possibly the most historical significance. Just about all designs on the championship have been good in my opinion as well."

[10.0] "The most important arch in history. It is very difficult to have this anymore. Ring skills alone are not enough, you also need charisma and microphone skills for this belt."

[10.0] "The gold standard. For at least forty years, the WWF - and later WWE - Championship has been synonymous with the promotion's rise from "just another territory" to the global juggernaut is today, and ever since the Jim Crockett buyout saw the NWA spiral into a former shadow of itself in less than five years, this title has stood alone at the top of the wrestling pyramid in the West, and since the questionable retirement of Inoki's IWGP Heavyweight Championship, arguably the world. That's not to say there haven't been challengers. WCW had a chance, but the mess that was the world title scene in Atlanta in the early nineties stopped that from happening even during the famous 83 weeks. TNA also tried, but the NWA acting too big for its britches eventually sent that title into obscurity too. Even when WWE was unwatchable, we could count on New Japan to provide quality, but it sadly never broke through to the casuals as much as we all would have liked. But perhaps the most fierce competition has come from within, but such is the prestige of this belt is that even with the - ahem - Raw star power of Triple H in the 2000s, Lesnar in the 2010s, and Rollins in the 2020s, I'd rather watch this belt on Smackdown. Not even a bad reign, like Diesel or Jinder, a bad design, such as the post-2014 Big W, or bad booking, like Vince in the late 2010s, can truly take away the shine of this championship completely."

[10.0] "From a historical viewpoint, it is undoubtedly one of the most important belts in the world and a top prize in the entire industry, at least when it comes to North American belts. And because of that history is why this is a 10, because Jesus Christ this belt has had some really awful moments. Hell, I'd say it's booking in the 2010's almost completely ruined this belt, especially during the times of the undying pushing of Roman Reigns, not to mention the failure of champions like Jinder Mahal, and the absolute burial of others for the top guys. Hell, even going into the 2020's, there was some pretty bad booking to be had. It's not just recent times either. Really, the biggest complaint I'd have with this belt is inconsistency, which is to be expected for a belt that has existed for 6 decades, spanning multiple wildly different eras from the previous ones. It's just wild to have a belt which started off with people holding onto the belt for a good 3-7 years, then have that slowly transition into most reigns being 200-300 days, and then the Attitude Era having belt changes every month or less. Slowly but surely, it has gotten back to what I think is some proper booking, and the future looks brighter and ever for this title. All in all, this will always be one of the top belts in the business, and one of the most important. That alone deserves a 10."

[8.0] "A deeply historical belt with some truly awful champions and one that is frequently upstaged in match quality and sometimes even storyline investment by its mid-card. It's a fine belt. It's not the best in the world, though, either in lineage, design, or match quality. It is, however, good, and under current management, potentially can be better."

[9.0] "One of the most one sided matches or probably the most one sided macth ever, it was as realistic as that would happen in a shoot only difference being it would be over in 30 seconds , this to me was a classic I loved Brock lesner brutalising John cena with suplex after suplex this was the birth of suplex city, I love John cena but this was booked perfectly as lesner had just at mania broken undertakers streak leading to a hot run for Brock lesner into 2015"

[10.0] "Despite some dud reigns in the modern era, the WWE Championship is undisputably the most prestigious professional wrestling championship ever. It was held by numerous legends like John Cena, Stone Cold, The Rock, Triple H, Undertaker, Hulk Hogan, the list goes on. It's a bit of a shame that there some title reigns in its history that really disappointed a lot which could've costed its prestige. Nonetheless, its a huge prize that many current and aspiring wrestlers around the world want to win someday."

[9.0] "Undeniably one of the biggest prizes in Wrestling this belt has had its ups and downs but its prestige has remained high and rarely lost its gleam. I am not a huge fan of the current belts design due to WWEs insistence to brand most of their belts with a huge "W." Despite my dislike of the current design that does not really hurt its prestige."

[10.0] "I don't think the title has always had a perfect record, with a ton of title changes in the late '90s and early 2000s. But no other title is prestigious as it, without a doubt being the top championship in pro wrestling. Even when it was considered WWE's "lower tier" world championship, it has outlasted those other titles. Even before being a proper world title it was held in high regard as the top title in the biggest territory in The United States."

[8.0] "It's the most prestigious title in Pro-Wrestling history. More than WCW, ECW, TNA, AWA, or just about anybody else for that matter. Only 0.01% of wrestlers can hold this title. Guys like Hulk Hogan, Triple H, John Cena, The Rock, Randy Orton, and Steve Austin made this title feel special."

[10.0] "this title is the most prestigious title in wrestling history no doubt. Even some of the worst reigns WWE makes it look decent or at least try's and I truly appreciate the work and dedication they put into this title"

[10.0] "Love or hate WWE, it's one of the most storied, most iconic, and most prestigious titles of all time. The only belt I personally feel holds more prestige would be the old IWGP heavyweight title. Even with occasional poor booking or bad championship runs, it's still an absolutely legendary belt. 60+ years of history and over 50 different champions, this is the belt your mom thinks of when you say professional wrestling. Despite how I or anyone else may feel about the choice of champion at certain points in time, you've got to be a top guy amongst top guys to get to hold this title."

[10.0] "The WWE Championship has gone through many ups and downs over the years, but it's absolutely THE title in American professional wrestling past and present. My favorite design of the title was the Undisputed championship design. I think it's a beautiful and very underrated design. Of course, the Winged Eagle is historic, and I also think the Big Eagle gets overshadowed by it as well."

[10.0] "The most prestigious title in the world of wrestling.Its behind the nwa when it first but after nwa fell off this title become the best, the resigns also help performer to perform best in their life.For example the most best matches in the world are for this historical title.Champions such as daniel bryan, john cena, roman reigns, dean, randy orton, undertaker are just a few legendary names winning this title and yeah the boss mr mcmahon also won this title"

[10.0] "Quite possibly the most prestigious title in the history of professional wrestling. The other title that could MAYBE rival the WWE Championship, is probably the NWA's World Heavyweight Championship/10 Pounds of Gold. So many icons have held the WWE Championship from Buddy Rogers, to Bruno Sammartino, to Hulk Hogan, to Ric Flair, Bret Hart, The Undertaker, Stone Cold, The Rock, Mick Foley, John Cena, Edge, Brock Lesnar, Roman Reigns, Seth Rollins, and so much more, and more to come. This belt is unrivaled and is the absolute pinnacle of this business."

[10.0] "The WWE Championship is the one title that is considered the most prestigious in the history of professional wrestling. Most superstars aim to join the list of hundreds that have held this world title. This title has a bumpy path where there are instances where it holds loads of momentum before being deflated by being held by a part-timer. A massive lineage of great competitors, challengers, matches, and title designs. This title is also considered the pinnacle of the "you made it" factor in WWE."

[8.0] "This match has history and lineage. It's been held by some of the greatest in this sport. Real shame that it is currently pointless and being squandered by a non-fighting part-timer. This is THE belt to fight for and the fact that it isn't is a real modern tragedy."