Current WWE Champions: Who Holds Every Title on Raw, SmackDown and NXT

Right now — Sami Zayn is the Undisputed WWE Champion, Roman Reigns is the World Heavyweight Champion, Liv Morgan is the Women's World Champion and Chelsea Green is the WWE Women's Champion, as of Sunday, Oct. 11, 2026. Morgan won her title from Stephanie Vaquer at Money in the Bank on Saturday, Oct. 10. WWE lists 18 champions across its main roster, NXT and Evolve, and all of them are in the two tables below.

The names come from the champions block at the top of WWE.com's Superstars page, and the dates come from WWE's title history pages. We re-read them on Sunday, Oct. 11, at 5 a.m. ET, after Money in the Bank, and compared every name with a second listing.

Who holds each title on Raw and SmackDown?

WWE.com groups the 11 main-roster titles together and doesn't label them by show, so the table follows WWE's order.

Three of those are teams. WWE.com lists The Vision and The MFTs by team name and the Women's Tag Team Champions as Alexa Bliss & Tatum Paxley, so we do too.

Chelsea Green's reign is dated Aug. 2 on WWE's title page. She has defended the title on SmackDown since then: WWE.com's results for Sept. 11 list her beating Nia Jax as champion.

Who are the NXT and Evolve champions?

Four of NXT's five titles changed hands on the same date, Aug. 30. Zaria's reign, which began June 9, is the oldest of the five NXT titles.

The Evolve Women's Championship is the gap in our notes. Nikkita Lyons is named as champion in WWE.com's block, but we couldn't find a WWE.com title history page for that belt, so we don't print a start date.

Which titles changed hands most recently?

Ten of the 18 titles have changed hands since mid-August, and one of them, the Women's World Championship, has changed twice. The newest change came at Money in the Bank on Saturday, Oct. 10; we re-read WWE.com's champions block and the title page on Sunday, Oct. 11.

• Oct. 10: Liv Morgan beat Stephanie Vaquer and Becky Lynch in a triple threat for the Women's World Championship at Money in the Bank in New Orleans. WWE.com's results page says she won the title, WWE's title page dates the reign Oct. 10, and Fightful and Wrestling Inc. report the same. Wrestling Inc. counts it as her fourth reign.
• Oct. 9: Alexa Bliss and Tatum Paxley beat Fallon Henley and Lainey Reid of Fatal Influence for the WWE Women's Tag Team Championship on SmackDown in Lafayette, La. WWE.com's results line says they won the title, and Fightful and Wrestling Inc. report the same.
• Sept. 12: Stephanie Vaquer beat Liv Morgan for the Women's World Championship, a reign that lasted until Oct. 10. It didn't happen on TV. Wrestling Inc. reports the change came at a WWE live event in Santiago, Chile, with Becky Lynch as guest referee.
• Sept. 11: Sami Zayn beat CM Punk on SmackDown. WWE.com's results line for that night reads "Sami Zayn def. CM Punk to win the Undisputed WWE Title."
• Sept. 6: Trick Williams took the United States Championship from Baron Corbin, by WWE's title page. Corbin had held it for five weeks.
• Aug. 30: Grayson Waller, Kelani Jordan, Jackson Drake and The Vanity Project all became NXT champions.
• Aug. 14: two titles moved on one SmackDown. WWE.com's results have The MFTs winning the WWE Tag Team Championship in a three-team match and Jacy Jayne beating Tiffany Stratton for the Women's United States Championship.

The longest current reign on the main roster belongs to Roman Reigns, who has been World Heavyweight Champion since April 19.

When is the next title match?

WWE hadn't posted one when we checked on Sunday, Oct. 11. The two title matches at Money in the Bank are done, and WWE.com's episode pages for the Monday, Oct. 12 Raw and the Friday, Oct. 16 SmackDown weren't up yet, so no championship match is listed for either show.

Two wrestlers now carry a Money in the Bank contract, good for a title match of their choosing: Penta won the men's ladder match and Tiffany Stratton the women's, by WWE.com's results page and Fightful. Neither had cashed in when we checked. Every result from the show is on our Money in the Bank page.

Where can I watch the champions each week?

Raw is on Netflix on Mondays and SmackDown is on USA Network on Fridays. We keep the hour and the city on the Raw start time page and the SmackDown start time page, winners from the latest Raw on the Raw results page, and every show of the week on the WWE and AEW TV schedule. More WWE pages are on our WWE page.

👉 Checked Sunday, Oct. 11: Zayn (WWE), Reigns (World Heavyweight), Morgan (Women's World), Green (WWE Women's).

FAQ

Who is the WWE Champion right now? Sami Zayn. He has held the Undisputed WWE Championship since Sept. 11, 2026, when he beat CM Punk on SmackDown, by WWE.com's results and title page.

Is Roman Reigns still a champion? Yes, as of Sunday, Oct. 11. WWE.com lists him as World Heavyweight Champion with a reign that began April 19, 2026, and its results page has him beating LA Knight at Money in the Bank on Saturday, Oct. 10.

Sources

• WWE.com — Superstars page, current champions and WWE.com — WWE Championship title history
• WWE.com — SmackDown results, Sept. 11 and WWE.com — SmackDown results, Aug. 14
• WWE.com — Money in the Bank 2026 results, WWE.com — Women's World Championship title history and Wrestling Inc. — Morgan wins the Women's World title
• Wrestling Inc. — Vaquer wins the Women's World title at a live event
• Wikipedia — List of current champions in WWE (cross-check of all 18 names)
• WWE.com — Money in the Bank event page

See a name that's out of date? Here's how we check and correct pages.

By the Wrestling On Air desk · Updated Oct. 11, 4:51 a.m. ET