In professional wrestling, a Grand Slam Champion is a distinction given to a wrestler who has won four specific championships within a promotion throughout their career. This accomplishment is recognized by various professional wrestling promotions in the United States and Japan, including WWE, Impact Wrestling, Ring of Honor, and New Japan Pro-Wrestling. The WWE Grand Slam Championship represents the ultimate achievement in professional wrestling, highlighting a wrestlers versatility, skill, and mastery over different aspects of the sport.
The modern WWE Grand Slam consists of the following championships:
- WWE Championship (or WWE Universal Championship)
- Intercontinental Championship
- United States Championship
- Raw Tag Team Championship (or SmackDown Tag Team Championship)
To be considered a Grand Slam Champion in WWE, a wrestler must win the top singles titles, the secondary singles titles, and the tag team titles. The list of WWE Grand Slam Champions is as follows:
- Edge
- Big Show
- The Miz (twice)
- Eddie Guerrero
- Daniel Bryan
- Kurt Angle
- Chris Jericho
- Dean Ambrose
- Roman Reigns
- Randy Orton
- Seth Rollins (twice)
- Jeff Hardy
- Kofi Kingston
- Rey Mysterio
- AJ Styles
There are 28 Grand Slam Champions in WWE, with 23 men and 5 women. The Miz is the only wrestler to have achieved the Grand Slam twice, making him a double Grand Slam Champion.
