Top 10 Greatest Grand Slam Champions in WWE History
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10. Chris Jericho
Chris Jericho completed his original format Grand Slam in December 2001, making him the fourth wrestler to do so and the fastest to accomplish the feat. He defeated The Rock and Stone Cold Steve Austin back-to-back at Vengeance 2001 to become the first-ever Undisputed WWF Champion, a victory that secured his status. Throughout his career, Jericho would go on to win the Intercontinental Championship a record nine times, a testament to his longevity and talent.
9. AJ Styles
AJ Styles is recognized as a modern-day Grand Slam champion in WWE, completing the feat in April 2021. He is the only wrestler in history to have achieved a Grand Slam in both WWE and TNA/Impact Wrestling. The "Phenomenal One" is celebrated for his incredible in-ring abilities and success across multiple promotions, winning the WWE Championship twice and numerous other titles. Styles' journey to the WWE, starting in 2016, and rapid rise to the top proved his reputation as one of the best performers of his generation.
8. Seth Rollins
Seth Rollins is the 19th Grand Slam champion and achieved the feat for a second time under the revised 2015 format. He is a multi-time world champion, winning the WWE Championship twice, the Universal Championship twice, and the inaugural World Heavyweight Championship. A highly decorated competitor, he is also known for being the first NXT Champion and for his successful run as a member of The Shield. His incredible career moments include his Money in the Bank cash-in at WrestleMania 31, dubbed the "Heist of the Century".
7. Roman Reigns
Roman Reigns became the 17th Grand Slam champion in WWE history, a distinction that solidified his status as a main event star. His dominance is undeniable, as evidenced by his 1,316-day reign as Undisputed WWE Universal Champion, one of the longest in history. Reigns also won the Universal Championship at SummerSlam 2018, completing his Grand Slam with a victory over Brock Lesnar. Originally a standout football player, his athletic background and powerful presence made him a force to be reckoned with.
6. Rey Mysterio
Rey Mysterio is a revered Grand Slam champion, with his underdog persona resonating with fans for decades. Mysterio's Grand Slam was completed after he won the Intercontinental Championship in 2009. His career is defined by his high-flying lucha libre style and ability to overcome much larger opponents, a testament to his resilience and agility. In addition to his Grand Slam, he also won the 2006 Royal Rumble, a memorable feat for the undersized star.
5. Eddie Guerrero
A beloved and iconic performer, Eddie Guerrero achieved his Grand Slam during his second run with WWE in the 2000s. A gifted all-around talent, his "Lie, Cheat, and Steal" persona and charismatic presence made him a fan favorite. A career highlight for Guerrero was his emotional WWE Championship win at No Way Out 2004, a moment that touched many fans. His legacy was tragically cut short, but he was posthumously inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame.
4. Randy Orton
Randy Orton, a third-generation superstar, became a Grand Slam champion, and boasts one of the most decorated careers in WWE history. With 14 world championships, he stands among the most decorated wrestlers ever. Orton's career evolved from "The Legend Killer" to "The Viper," showcasing his longevity and ability to adapt. His accomplishments also include two Royal Rumble wins and a Money in the Bank victory.
3. Edge
Known as "The Rated-R Superstar," Edge is a highly accomplished Grand Slam champion and a future Hall of Famer. His career was marked by numerous championships, including 11 world championships. After a career-threatening neck injury forced his retirement in 2011, Edge made a triumphant return to the ring in 2020. He is also the winner of the 2001 King of the Ring and the first-ever Money in the Bank ladder match.
2. Kurt Angle
An Olympic gold medalist in freestyle wrestling, Kurt Angle successfully transitioned to professional wrestling and became a Grand Slam champion. Angle's unique career spanned both amateur and professional wrestling, making him one of the most celebrated athletes in wrestling history. He achieved his Grand Slam status in 2002 after winning the inaugural WWE Tag Team Championship with Chris Benoit. His intense style and ability to perform at the highest level despite injuries made him a fan favorite.
1. John Cena
A true icon of modern wrestling, John Cena completed his Grand Slam in November 2025, a culmination of his illustrious career. Cena's path to the Grand Slam was unique, as he primarily dominated the main event scene for much of his career, delaying his pursuit of the Intercontinental Championship. With 17 world championships to his name, Cena is widely regarded as one of the greatest of all time. His late-career victory solidified his legacy and earned him the prestigious accolade.
