Who is the greatest WWE champion of the 2010s?

A decade where the world title moved between company men, part-timers, and one wrestler the crowd forced into the picture.

1. 1
   Brock Lesnar

   Returned in 2012 and held the WWE title for most of 2014-2015 and again from 2017 onward as a part-time champion.
   1000pts
2. 2
   John Cena

   Won five of his record 17 world titles during the decade and headlined WWE's biggest shows throughout it.
   956pts
3. 3
   Daniel Bryan

   Won the title at WrestleMania XXX after a fan-driven push that WWE could not ignore.
   597pts
4. 4
   Roman Reigns

   WWE's chosen headliner for the back half of the decade, with four world title reigns before 2020.
   542pts
5. 5
   Sheamus

   A three-time world champion in the decade, including a Money in the Bank cash-in on Reigns in 2015.
   542pts
6. 6
   The Miz

   Went from reality-TV contestant to WrestleMania 27 main-eventer and WWE Champion.
   404pts
7. 7
   Dean Ambrose

   The third Shield member to win the WWE title, cashing in Money in the Bank in 2016.
   404pts
8. 8
   Randy Orton

   Unified the WWE and World Heavyweight titles at the end of 2013 and stayed a main-event fixture all decade.
   319pts
9. 9
   Alberto Del Rio

   A four-time world champion in the first half of the decade and the 2011 Royal Rumble winner.
   319pts
10. 10
    AJ Styles

    Arrived in 2016 and turned a long independent career into two WWE Championship reigns.
    319pts
11. 11
    Seth Rollins

    Cashed in Money in the Bank during the WrestleMania 31 main event to steal the title mid-match.
    217pts
12. 12
    Kofi Kingston

    Won the WWE Championship at WrestleMania 35 after eleven years on the card, in the decade's most emotional title win.
    217pts
13. 13
    Triple H

    Won the title at WrestleMania 32 while running the company's day-to-day product.
    0pts
14. 14
    The Rock

    Came back from Hollywood to take the WWE Championship in 2013, twelve years after his last reign.
    0pts
15. 15
    CM Punk

    Held the WWE Championship for 434 straight days between 2011 and 2013, the longest reign of the modern era.
    0pts

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