1 Sentence to Describe Top WWE Raw and SmackDown Stars

The WWE roster has undergone some changes recently, but most of the people who are at the top of the card have been there for years.

The things needed to be considered a top star in WWE are simple. Winning titles, being featured on a regular basis, and being one of the most popular people on the roster are all factors. Perception is also a big part of it.

Anyone can be booked to win a belt, but without the support of the fans, rising higher up the food chain is almost impossible.

We thought it might be fun to go through WWE's top stars on Raw and SmackDown and attempt to sum them up in a single sentence.

Roman Reigns

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The Tribal Chief is the true embodiment of a top star in WWE, but his inconsistent schedule has made it harder for some fans to invest in his newest title reign.

Cody Rhodes

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Cody Rhodes has, for better or worse, become the mascot of WWE through a combination of hard work and marketing.

Rhea Ripley

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Rhea Ripley's popularity only seems to keep growing over time, making her one of the most marketable stars on the entire roster.

Liv Morgan

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Liv Morgan is only 31 and already has more than a decade with the company, making her both a mainstay and someone the company can invest in for years to come.

CM Punk

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CM Punk's second run in WWE has turned out better than expected, but it still feels like WWE is missing opportunities by not allowing him to be the more interesting heel version of his character.

Drew McIntyre

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Drew McIntyre's journey from being a highly touted prospect to a released star to indie darling, and back to WWE's main event scene has made him the definition of the phrase, "Hard work pays off."

Becky Lynch

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Becky Lynch, even without being in the hunt for one of the women's world titles, is undoubtedly one of the most important women in the company due to her high level of skill, connection with the fans, and her ability to evolve over time.

Charlotte Flair

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Charlotte Flair is the most decorated women's champion in WWE history thanks to her dedication to her craft, not her last name.

Jacob Fatu

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Jacob Fatu came into WWE as a wildcard and has managed to win over the crowd and management enough to thrust him to the top of the card in only a couple of years by being both talented in the ring and entertaining to watch.

Randy Orton

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Randy Orton wouldn't have this level of longevity and popularity if he weren't also one of the most reliable performers in the entire company.

Seth Rollins

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Seth Rollins is the kind of person WWE can slot into the main event scene at any time against any opponent due to his versatility as a character and in-ring worker.

Oba Femi

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A decisive win over Brock Lesnar and his growing popularity have put Oba Femi on track to be a world champion before this time next year.

The Usos

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When it comes to tag teams in WWE, The Usos are at the top of the ladder, and everyone else is competing for second place, especially after The New Day's recent departure.