The concept of having wins and losses recorded in a wrestling promotion was removed from most until AEW brought it back. Tony Khan’s sports and analytics background inspired the idea of having the records impact the show. Rankings will primarily feature the top stars of each division, but quite a few names piled up wins on the secondary shows.RELATED: 10 AEW Stars Who Are Future WWE Hall Of FamersBilly Gunn always surprises fans when he shows up on Dynamite due to the strong win-loss record. Other wrestlers have the same effect when fans realize just how good the record looks. AEW intentionally looks to protect more wrestlers than the average promotion and it shows with the win-loss records being better than expected.
10 Billy Gunn: 38-9
Most AEW fans just watch Dynamite or Rampage and miss out on a lot of the wins for wrestlers to thrive on Dark or Elevation. Billy Gunn has piled an impressive record quietly by going 38-9 from the company’s inception to now.
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The veteran status and backstage producer role of Gunn makes fans assume he doesn’t wrestle much. However, there have been enough appearances to have nearly forty wins in AEW with more likely coming before his match with Paul Wight.
9 Colten Gunn: 28-0
The sons of Billy Gunn have entered the wrestling world often teaming with him in AEW. Colten Gunn quietly has one of the longest undefeated streaks in AEW. The matches of Colten usually come in enhancement tag matches with his brother Austin and father Billy.
Gunn Club usually dominates their opponents to pile up the victories against unknown talents. AEW is waiting until the right time to have Colten lose. Even though he’s won all his matches, Colten’s streak is rarely mentioned thus not that big of a deal in AEW.
8 Dustin Rhodes: 31-12
The recent eliminator tournament featured the top candidates competing to earn a title shot against the AEW World Champion. There was some doubt about Dustin Rhodes getting a slot in a first round matchup against new top star Bryan Danielson.
Dustin however has an outstanding record that has it make sense for him to have an opportunity like this. The matches range from the occasional big opponent to the lower card unknown talents. Rhodes is 31-12 during his AEW career to have success attached to his run.
7 Ethan Page: 21-3
AEW signing Ethan Page in 2020 had fans wondering just how big of a push he would get after leaving Impact Wrestling as a tag team wrestler. Page had a few singles matches with Darby Allin, but he settled into another tag team with Scorpio Sky.
The win-loss record of Ethan is not one would expect since he’s not one of the most heavily pushed main eventers. Page is shockingly 21-3 with only a handful of losses so far. Tony Khan clearly wants the Men of the Year tag team to have a strong run together by protecting them in the booking.
6 Big Swole: 32-13
The women’s division has a mixed bag of records with some talents thriving and others struggling to have a .500 record. Big Swole has had a stop and start run from television pushes to having to take time off to deal with an illness.
Despite primarily competing on Dark recently, Swole is still with an impressive record of 32-13. The biggest win of Swole saw her defeating Britt Baker in a Tooth and Nail cinematic match filmed at Britt’s dental office.
5 Brian Cage: 38-10
The complaining from Brian Cage and his wife Melissa Santos on social media made fans wonder just how bad he was being booked until realizing his record. Cage has a 38-10 record with an overwhelming number of wins meant to protect him, especially when a part of Team Taz.
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Unfortunately for Cage, most of his big matches featured him losing to the bigger names or talents with more momentum. AEW doesn’t seem to view Cage as a legitimate main event act, but he’s valued enough to have a strong record.
4 Tay Conti: 39-7
No one would have predicted Tay Conti would have one of the best records in AEW when making her first appearances after getting released from NXT. Conti was unable to show much personality in NXT, but she thrived instantly in AEW.
The secondary shows saw Tay becoming a valued member of the show before moving to Dynamite for a storyline teaming with Anna Jay. Conti is now one of the most beloved faces in the women’s division with an astonishing record of 39-7.
3 Stu Grayson: 46-12
The members of the Dark Order have all bounced back from a rough start to become a hot act. Each wrestler involved has a different record from the heaviest pushed names to those meant to put over other talents.
Stu Grayson quietly is at the top of the list of the members with a great record of 46-12. The tag team run of Stu and Evil Uno featured mostly wins, but Grayson also piled up his singles victories teaming with other members on the secondary shows.
2 Frankie Kazarian: 54-26
Frankie Kazarian is one of the original “day one” signings by AEW when he joined as part of SCU with Scorpio Sky and Christopher Daniels. Most would assume Kazarian has a good record since he was AEW Tag Team Champions with Scorpio, but his singles bouts put him in a great record figure.
Kazarian is part of the elusive 50-win club with a tremendous record of 54-26. The breakup of SCU would see Kazarian piling up singles victories on the secondary shows, despite losing to members of The Elite during his recent feud with them.
1 Scorpio Sky: 50-15
AEW also signed Scorpio Sky before the company had their first show with his experience making him a huge part of SCU. The push of Sky saw him and Frankie Kazarian winning the AEW Tag Team Championship and defending it by pinning Chris Jericho.
Sky’s record is most impressive for the low number of losses, almost as much as the stellar win total. AEW has booked Scorpio to have a 50-15 record overall, especially with his recent wins teaming with Ethan Page. Few wrestlers have a win-loss record as impressive as Sky right now.
