Top WWE Superstars & Jobbers: 2018 Week 15

If you were living under a rock (or spending the weekend in Boston for PAX East), WrestleMania Week has come and gone. After too many days in New Orleans, WWE emerges with a lot of people losing in battle royals and a few NXT graduations. Things will get even crazier next week with the Superstar Shakeup completely changing up the layout of these articles. So here is our last look at the rankings with the current rosters.

Top Raw Superstars

#SuperstarW-L-DPrevPeak
1Braun Strowman11-4-011
2Dash Wilder9-5-021
3Scott Dawson9-5-033
4Matt Hardy7-4-0(+4)4
5Goldust7-5-0(-1)1
6Akam4-2-16
7Rezar4-2-17
8Brock Lesnar2-0-0(+1)7
9Finn Bálor10-9-0(-2)1
10Karl Anderson7-6-0(-5)2


Fallen off from last week: Luke Gallows (6), Cesaro (10)

The Authors of Pain made their main roster debut on Raw and immediately mark their spots on the rankings. Matt Hardy winning the Andre Battle Royal gave him a nice boost, and Brock Lesnar getting his second win of the years puts him in a good spot to stick around for a while… until he loses at the end of the month.

Top SmackDown Superstars

#SuperstarW-L-DPrevPeak
1Harper8-0-0(+1)1
2Rowan7-0-0(+1)2
3Shinsuke Nakamura8-2-1(-2)1
4AJ Styles9-4-242
5Bobby Roode8-6-051
6Jey Uso3-2-1(+1)6
7Daniel Bryan1-0-17
8Baron Corbin5-5-1(-2)6
9Jinder Mahal5-5-09
10Jimmy Uso4-4-1(-1)9


Fallen off from last week: Primo Colon (8), Xavier Woods (10)

Shinsuke Nakamura lost at WrestleMania both his opportunity at the WWE Championship and his spot on top of SmackDown. We also have the debut of Daniel Bryan on the rankings as he had two matches this week, and that asshole Jinder Mahal is back due to winning the United States Championship.

Top Cruiserweights

#SuperstarW-L-DPrevPeak
1Cedric Alexander14-0-011
2Gran Metalik12-2-122
3Kalisto11-3-032
4Lince Dorado7-2-2(+1)4
5Mustafa Ali7-3-0(-1)4
6Hideo Itami4-1-2(+1)5
7Akira Tozawa6-4-1(-1)2
8Buddy Murphy3-1-088
9Mark Andrews3-2-096
10Drew Gulak3-8-0109


Mustafa Ali fell a spot after losing at WrestleMania, and Akira Tozawa fell below his partner Hideo Itami after suffering a loss on 205 Live.

Top NXT Superstars

#SuperstarW-L-DPrevPeak
1Pete Dunne4-1-111
2Roderick Strong6-4-121
3Aleister Black3-1-0(+4)3
4Kyle O’Reilly3-1-04
5Velveteen Dream3-2-051
6Lars Sullivan2-1-166
7Alexander Wolfe2-1-0(+1)2
8Eric Young2-1-010 (+2)8
9Nick Miller2-1-09
10Shane Thorne2-1-010


Fallen off from last week: Akam (3 – moved to Raw), Rezar (4 – moved to Raw), Andrade “Cien” Almas (9)

As mentioned earlier, The Authors of Pain are gone from NXT and opened up two spots. But Andrade “Cien” Almas also fell off the list when he lost his NXT Championship to Aleister Black, he moved up a big four spots. With all the openings, TM61 are back despite not wrestling in a while.

Top Female Superstars

#SuperstarBrandW-L-DPrevPeak
1AsukaRAW17-1-011
2Shayna BaszlerNXT4-1-0(+3)2
3BayleyRAW8-6-0(-1)2
4Charlotte FlairSD7-5-043
5Bianca BelairNXT3-1-0(-2)2
6Nikki CrossNXT2-0-064
7Ronda RouseyRAW1-0-07
8Ember MoonRAW3-3-08
9Becky LynchSD5-6-0(-2)7
10Ruby RiottSD4-5-0(-2)3


Fallen off from last week: Sarah Logan (9), Dana Brooke (10)

Ronda Rousey had a stellar debut at WrestleMania, and made her debut on this list alongside the return of new Raw superstar Ember Moon. Shayna Baszler moved up into second with her NXT Women’s Championship win, but the biggest story is Asuka having a 1 in her loss column for the first time since that battle royal in NXT a couple years ago.

Top Jobbers

#SuperstarBrandW-L-DPrev
1Ariya DaivariRAW0-15-01
2Tony NeseRAW1-14-02
3Curt HawkinsRAW0-10-03
4Bo DallasRAW0-9-04
5Curtis AxelRAW0-9-05
6RhynoRAW1-10-16
7ApolloRAW4-13-17
8TJPRAW4-12-08
9Jack GallagherRAW1-8-010 (+1)
10Heath SlaterRAW2-9-1


Fallen off from last week: Kevin Owens (9 – no brand)

Everyone pretty much loss in the Andre Battle Royal, loss on 205 Live, or had nothing going on this week. Kevin Owens didn’t get his job back, so for the time being he and Sami Zayn are ineligible for ranking.