AEW Men's Ladder

Every wrestler in All Elite Wrestling's men's division over the last 8 weeks (Sep 16 to Nov 7, 2026), connected to everyone they've faced. Every match won is worth 2 points and every draw 1, and championship matches count double: win and you climb the ladder.

Every men's match counts (mixed tag matches don't) and is broken down wrestler by wrestler: in a tag team match each wrestler is connected to both opponents. Hover (or tap) a wrestler to see their numbers and who they beat, or a line to see how two wrestlers are connected. Drag to pan. Zoom with the + and − buttons, by pinching, or by clicking the ladder and scrolling.

Click the ladder to zoom with your scroll wheel
beat themlost to themevenfewer pointsmore pointswon a title matchbigger dot = more matches

Top of the ladder

  1. Jon Moxley 20 pts (8-4-0 in matches, 12-8-0 vs. opponents)
  2. Andrade 18 pts (5-2-0 in matches, 6-5-0 vs. opponents)
  3. Darby Allin 18 pts (5-3-0 in matches, 8-9-0 vs. opponents)
  4. Will Ospreay 18 pts (5-4-0 in matches, 12-13-0 vs. opponents)
  5. Swerve Strickland 14 pts (5-1-0 in matches, 9-3-0 vs. opponents)
  6. Matt Jackson 14 pts (4-2-0 in matches, 12-8-0 vs. opponents)
  7. Nick Jackson 14 pts (4-2-0 in matches, 12-8-0 vs. opponents)
  8. Bandido 10 pts (3-1-0 in matches, 7-3-0 vs. opponents)
  9. Mark Davis 10 pts (5-2-0 in matches, 14-6-0 vs. opponents)
  10. Kazuchika Okada 10 pts (3-2-0 in matches, 8-2-0 vs. opponents)

By the numbers

95 wrestlers, 87 matches and 285 rivalries.

Points come from the match record, so a tag team or multi-way win is worth the same as a singles win, and championship matches are worth 2 times as much. The connections are per opponent: beating a tag team connects you to both wrestlers, and in matches with more than two sides the winner beats everyone else while the other sides aren't connected to each other.


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