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#118 of 5,578

Asuka

The score

Workrate GOAT
67.72
out of 100 · rank 118 of 5,578 · recomputed every build
Craft 56% of the base71.2

Seven factors, none derivable from a record: in-ring, psychology, selling, uplift, peak, catalog, big-match.

Star 29% of the base69.9

Six factors — mic, character, X-factor, crowd, draw, crossover. Only draw is read from the record.

Career 15% of the base66.6

Longevity and standing across the career as the record reports it.

GOAT score
67.72   Provisional
Rank
118 of 5,578
Base, eighteen factors
70.12
Elite-craft correction
+0.00 (below the threshold)
Era-adjusted business
+0.00 (drawing power 56.3 at 0.78 era weight)
Thin-evidence penalty
−2.40
In-ring craft
71.2
World-title standing
74.0
Era dominance
62.7 (inferred — outside the PWI archive)

Every term is defined on the method page, including what this model cannot know. This wrestler's factor scores are provisional — indexed and scored, but not individually re-examined. Treat the number as a placeholder with a decimal point on it.

Championships

10 recorded reigns across 4 championships
ChampionshipPromotionReigns
WWE Women's Tag Team ChampionshipWWE5
WWE Women's ChampionshipWWE3
NXT Women's ChampionshipWWE1
Women's World ChampionshipWWE1

The ledger in hand covers WWE, AEW and TNA. Reigns in the NWA, WCW, the AWA, New Japan, All Japan, NOAH and elsewhere are not listed here — but they are counted in the world-title standing above, from an editorial table. That asymmetry is the data's, and pretending otherwise would be worse than admitting it.

PWI 500 record

No appearances in the PWI 500, 1991 to 2025. That is an absence of evidence, not an absence of achievement — the archive begins in 1991 and is the men's list, so it cannot see a career that peaked earlier or a women's career at all. The ranking corrects for this rather than reading a blank as a zero.

Around Asuka in the ranking

Immediately above: Bandido #115, Kyle Fletcher #116, Alexa Bliss #117. Immediately below: Powerhouse Hobbs #120, Kenta Kobashi #121, Mitsuharu Misawa #126.

Held the same championships

Public record, not a comparison: these are other ranked wrestlers whose reigns appear in the same ledger. The ledger in hand covers WWE, AEW and TNA only.

The full ranking · More wrestlers under A · How the score is built

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