WWE 2K25 is set on delivering another action-packed experience to all wrestling fans. One of the exciting aspects of this game is the superstar ratings. With over 300 playable characters, including current stars, NXT rookies, and legends, the game promises something for all. But who stands at the top of these rankings? Who is climbing the ladder? Let us dive in to find the details.
WWE 2K25 Roster: List of All Male and Female Superstars and Their Ratings
Leading the pack is Cody Rhodes. His ratings soared from 93 to 96. The rise reflects on his monumental victory over Roman Reigns at WrestleMania 40. Here, he claimed the Undisputed WWE championship. Roman Reigns remains close behind Cody Rhodes, retaining a stellar 96 rating despite the slight dip from 2K24.
Some top-tier stars apart from Rhodes and Reigns in WWE 2K25 include, Bianca Belair and Rhea Ripley. Both of them hold impressive ratings of 95 and 96, respectively. The dominance of Ripley as Women’s World Champion and the consistent excellence of Belair have earned them the spots amid the elite.
As per SmackDown Hotel, this year’s roster ratings are as follows,
Male WWE Superstars ratings
WWE Superstar
| Ratings
|
Roman Reigns ’22
| 97
|
Roman Reigns
| 96
|
John Cena ‘12
| 96
|
Cody Rhodes
| 96
|
John Cena
| 94
|
Seth “Freakin” Rollins
| 93
|
John Cena ‘07
| 93
|
Seth Rollins ‘22
| 92
|
Randy Orton
| 92
|
Gunther
| 92
|
CM Punk
| 92
|
Drew McIntyre
| 91
|
“Elite” Jey Uso (DLC)
| 90
|
“Demon” Finn Bálor
| 90
|
Randy Orton ‘15
| 90
|
Logan Paul
| 90
|
Jey Uso
| 90
|
Solo Sikoa
| 88
|
LA Knight
| 88
|
“Elite” Roman Reigns ‘13
| 87
|
Uncle Howdy (DLC)
| 87
|
Shinsuke Nakamura
| 87
|
Kevin Owens
| 87
|
Jacob Fatu
| 87
|
Finn Bálor
| 87
|
Bron Breaker
| 87
|
Sheamus
| 86
|
Sami Zayn
| 86
|
Jimmy Uso ‘17
| 86
|
Damien Priest
| 86
|
“Undashing” Cody Rhodes
| 85
|
Kofi Kingston ‘17
| 85
|
Jey Uso ‘17
| 85
|
Bronson Reed
| 85
|
Big E
| 85
|
AJ Styles
| 85
|
“Dirty” Dominik Mysterio
| 84
|
Jimmy Uso
| 84
|
Xavier Woods ‘17
| 83
|
Tama Tonga
| 83
|
Uncle Howdy ‘22
| 82
|
Andrade
| 82
|
The Miz
| 81
|
Kofi Kingston
| 81
|
Karrion Kross
| 81
|
Ivar
| 81
|
Carmelo Hayes
| 81
|
Braun Strowman
| 81
|
Xavier Woods
| 80
|
Trick Williams
| 80
|
Rezar
| 80
|
Pat McAfee
| 80
|
Oba Femi
| 80
|
Ilja Dragunov
| 80
|
Ethan Page
| 80
|
Eric Rowan (DLC)
| 80
|
Chad Gable
| 80
|
Akam
| 80
|
Tony D’Angelo
| 79
|
Tonga Loa
| 79
|
Santos Escobar
| 79
|
Joe Gacy (DLC)
| 79
|
Erik
| 79
|
Dexter Lumis (DLC)
| 79
|
Solo Sikoa ‘22
| 78
|
Montez Ford
| 78
|
Julius Creed
| 78
|
Dragon Lee
| 78
|
Carmelo Hayes ‘22
| 78
|
Tomasso Ciampa
| 77
|
Je’Von Evans
| 77
|
Carlito
| 77
|
Brutus Creed
| 77
|
Austin Theory
| 77
|
Wes Lee
| 76
|
Tyler Bate
| 76
|
Ridge Holland
| 76
|
Pete Dunn
| 76
|
Noam Dar
| 76
|
Johnny Gargano
| 76
|
Joe Coffey
| 76
|
Baron Corbin
| 76
|
Tyler Breeze
| 75
|
R-Truth (Judgment Day)
| 75
|
Otis
| 75
|
Omos
| 75
|
Nathan Frazer
| 75
|
Ludwig Kaiser
| 75
|
JD McDonagh
| 75
|
Eddy Thorpe
| 75
|
Charlie Dempsey
| 75
|
Axiom
| 75
|
Angelo Dawkins
| 75
|
Oro Mensah
| 74
|
Mark Coffey
| 74
|
Lexis King
| 74
|
Josh Briggs
| 74
|
Grayson Waller
| 74
|
Duke Hudson
| 74
|
Wolfgang
| 74
|
Shawn Spears
| 73
|
Luke Gallows
| 73
|
Joe Gacy ‘23
| 73
|
Brooks Jensen
| 73
|
Andre Chase
| 73
|
Karl Anderson
| 72
|
Jimmy Uso ‘10
| 72
|
Jey Uso ‘10
| 72
|
Channing “Stacks” Lorenzo
| 72
|
Angel
| 72
|
R-Truth
| 71
|
Kit Wilson
| 71
|
Elton Prince
| 71
|
Cedric Alexander
| 71
|
Berto
| 71
|
Apollo Crews
| 71
|
Giovanni Vinci
| 69
|
Cruz Del Toro
| 69
|
Joaquinn Wilde
| 68
|
Akira Tozawa
| 68
|
Dexter Lumis ‘23
| 66
|
Ashante “Thee” Adonis
| 62
|
Female WWE Superstars ratings
WWE Superstar
| Ratings
|
Rhea Ripley
| 96
|
Bianca Belair
| 95
|
Charlotte Flair
| 92
|
Becky Lynch
| 92
|
Liv Morgan
| 91
|
Asuka
| 90
|
Iyo Sky
| 89
|
Nia Jax
| 88
|
Charlotte Flair ‘17
| 87
|
Bayley
| 87
|
Raquel Rodriguez
| 96
|
Jade Cargill
| 86
|
Becky Lynch ‘17
| 86
|
Tiffany Stratton
| 85
|
Natalya
| 85
|
Naomi
| 85
|
Bayley ‘20
| 85
|
Shayna Baszler
| 84
|
Roxanne Perez
| 83
|
Lyra Valkyria
| 83
|
Kairi Sane
| 83
|
Alexa Bliss
| 83
|
Dakota Kai
| 82
|
Naomi ‘20
| 81
|
Zoey Stark
| 80
|
Rhea Ripley ‘20
| 80
|
Michin
| 80
|
Lyra Valkyria ‘24
| 80
|
Chelsea Green
| 80
|
Piper Niven
| 79
|
Carmella ‘17
| 79
|
Lash Legend
| 78
|
Tegan Nox
| 77
|
Isla Dawn
| 77
|
Fallon Henley
| 77
|
Alba Fyre
| 77
|
Shotzi
| 76
|
Kelania Jordan
| 76
|
Ivy Nile
| 76
|
Blair Davenport
| 76
|
Thea Hail
| 75
|
Sonya Deville
| 75
|
Lola Vice
| 75
|
Jaida Parker
| 75
|
Jacy Jayne
| 75
|
Gigi Dolin
| 75
|
Zelina Vega
| 74
|
Sol Ruca
| 74
|
Kayden Carter
| 74
|
Katana Chance
| 74
|
Cora Jade
| 74
|
Carmella
| 74
|
Tatum Paxley
| 73
|
Nikkita Lyons
| 73
|
Nikki Cross (DLC)
| 73
|
Candice LeRae
| 73
|
Wendy Choo
| 72
|
Rhea Ripley ‘17
| 72
|
Kiana James
| 72
|
Elektra Lopez
| 72
|
Bianca Belair ‘17
| 70
|
Scarlett
| 69
|
Jakara Jackson
| 69
|
B-Fab
| 68
|
Maxxine Dupri
| 67
|
Valhalla
| 63
|
Indi Hartwell
| 63
|
Nikki Cross ‘23
| 62
|
WWE 2K25 rising stars and some notable changes
While the top stars grab the headlines, there are many wrestlers who saw significant rating boosts. Dakota Kai jumped to 82 from 78 with her 2024 standout performances. Similarly, Chelsea Green climbed to 80, showing her growth as US Women’s champion.
On the men’s end, Shinsuke Nakamura and Damian Priest also saw some notable increases. Priest now stands with a 91 rating, while Nakamura is at 87. The changes highlight the stars' rising prominence in the WWE storylines.
However, not all are celebrated, as Becky Lynch saw a slight dip. She dropped to 92 from 94 rating, while Andre the Giant fell to 88 from 91. The adjustments reflect the ever-changing dynamics of the WWE roster.
With the mix of current stars and rising talent, WWE 2K25 offers a diverse roster to the fans for better exploration. Whether you are experimenting with the newcomers or playing with the stars, the game promises endless entertainment. So, who will you choose to dominate the ring?
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