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It’s that beautiful time of year again: the superstars are reacting, the fans are debating, and somebody somewhere is deeply, personally offended by a two-point difference. WWE 2K26 drops on March 13, 2026, and ahead of its release, 2K Games has unveiled the overall ratings for the top women on Monday Night RAW — and let’s just say the numbers are telling quite a story. This is a women’s division that has been absolutely on fire over the past year, with championship reigns, shocking cash-ins, history-making debuts, and a comeback that captivated the WWE Universe. Whether you’re firing up Universe Mode, grinding through MyFACTION, or just want to pick the most overpowered superstar and wreck your friends online, these ratings are your official pecking order. So buckle up, because we’re counting down the top six rated women on RAW in WWE 2K26, complete with context on where they’ve been, what they’ve accomplished, and whether 2K got it right.
#6 — Liv Morgan | Rating: 92
If you had told anyone back in WWE 2K19 that Liv Morgan would one day be sitting comfortably at a 92 overall rating in a WWE 2K game, they would have laughed you out of the room. Morgan debuted in that game at a modest 71 — a background player in a crowded division. Fast forward to WWE 2K26 and she’s clocking in at 92, the culmination of one of the most remarkable ascents in women’s wrestling history. Her WWE 2K22 rating was 77, bumped to 86 in WWE 2K23, slightly dipped to 85 in WWE 2K24, then surged to 91 in WWE 2K25 on the back of her Women’s World Championship reign. Now, following her 2026 Women’s Royal Rumble victory and her continued status as one of RAW’s most compelling and polarizing characters, she’s earned that extra point and then some.
A two-time Women’s World Champion and the winner of the 2024 inaugural Women’s Crown Jewel Championship, Morgan has long moved past being an underdog fan favorite. She’s a scheming, calculating heel who somehow still gets a reaction every time her music hits. At 92, WWE 2K26 is essentially acknowledging what the WWE Universe already knows: Liv Morgan is no longer a mid-card story. She is the story.
#5 — Stephanie Vaquer | Rating: 92
If there’s a superstar on this list who absolutely deserves every decimal point of her 92 rating, it’s Stephanie Vaquer. The Chilean trailblazer — known as “La Primera” and “The Dark Angel” — burst onto the main roster in mid-2025 and immediately changed the entire landscape of RAW’s women’s division. In just her first game appearance in WWE 2K26, Vaquer lands tied for the fifth spot overall, a staggering debut for someone who was competing on NXT less than a year ago. Notably, Vaquer appeared in WWE 2K25 as well, but WWE 2K26 marks her first main-roster-caliber rating, reflecting the meteoric rise that saw her become the first Chilean and South American woman to win a championship in WWE when she captured the NXT Women’s North American Championship in February 2025. She went on to beat Tiffany Stratton in a champion vs. champion match at WWE Crown Jewel 2025, added the Women’s Crown Jewel Championship to her collection, and entered 2026 as the longest-reigning singles champion on the entire main roster. At 92 overall, WWE 2K26 is simply reflecting a woman who has been one of the most dominant forces in professional wrestling over the past six months.
Naomi | Rating: 92
Naomi’s rating of 92 in WWE 2K26 represents something genuinely poetic. She was absent from the WWE 2K franchise entirely during her suspension years, and when she returned as a playable character in WWE 2K25, she came back with a vengeance. Now, at 92, she’s one of the highest-rated women in the game’s history for an active superstar — and the storyline reasons for that are absolutely crystal clear. In 2025, Naomi pulled off one of the most electric Money in the Bank cash-ins in recent memory, interrupting the IYO SKY vs. Rhea Ripley showdown at WWE Evolution and pinning SKY in the triple threat to become the Women’s World Champion for the third time in her career. It was the kind of moment that reminded everyone why WWE fell in love with Naomi in the first place: the athleticism, the charisma, the sheer unpredictability. For a woman who made her WWE 2K22 return (after years absent from the franchise) at a comparatively modest rating, reaching 92 in WWE 2K26 feels like the ultimate validation. She went out on top, both in storyline and in the game’s digital ratings book.
#3 — IYO SKY | Rating: 93
The Genius of the Sky continues her upward climb in the ratings, and honestly? It still doesn’t feel like enough. IYO SKY lands at 93 in WWE 2K26, up from 89 in WWE 2K25 (which itself was up from 88 in WWE 2K24 and 82 in WWE 2K23), and the trajectory makes complete sense when you look at what she’s accomplished. SKY had what she herself called the best year of her career in 2025, winning the Women’s World Championship off Rhea Ripley in a shocking March RAW main event and then headlining WrestleMania 41 in a Triple Threat Match against Ripley and Bianca Belair that was widely voted Match of the Year.
As of early 2026, SKY has teamed up with Ripley as “Rhiyo,” the duo capturing the WWE Women’s Tag Team Championships from the Kabuki Warriors on the one-year Netflix anniversary episode of RAW. It’s a fun new wrinkle for a performer whose ceiling still seems nowhere in sight. Some fans will argue — and they’re not entirely wrong — that a 93 feels slightly low for someone of SKY’s caliber, given that she main-evented the biggest WrestleMania of all time and delivered one of its most celebrated matches. But in the context of this list, she slots in right where the competition dictates. At 93, IYO SKY is finally getting the respect she has long deserved in the virtual world of WWE 2K, even if the fans who have watched her work every week would argue the only fair number is 99.
#2 — Becky Lynch | Rating: 94
Becky Lynch has had a complicated relationship with WWE 2K ratings, and she will be the first to tell you about it — loudly, at every available opportunity. After reaching a historic 96 in WWE 2K23 (making her the highest-rated woman in the history of WWE games at the time), Lynch watched her number slide to 92 in WWE 2K24, then drop further in WWE 2K25. Now, in WWE 2K26, The Man bounces back with a 94, a number she has been very publicly celebrating. In true Becky Lynch fashion, she took to social media to announce — with maximum theatrical flair — that she had received advance word of her rating and that it was, in fact, a historic 99 overall. Whether she was trolling the universe or genuinely running with a character-driven bit, the internet absolutely ate it up.
Heading into Elimination Chamber 2026 in Chicago, she’s locked in a high-profile feud with the returning AJ Lee, whose husband CM Punk calls that city home. The stakes, the location, and the history make this a can’t-miss collision. Lynch remains, by any reasonable measure, the most decorated women’s superstar in the history of the company — a five-time world champion, the woman who main-evented WrestleMania 35, and the single performer most responsible for shifting the mainstream conversation around women’s professional wrestling. A 94 is respect. Whether it’s enough respect for The Man is, as always, a matter she will take up herself.
#1 — Rhea Ripley | Rating: 96
Mami is still Mami. Rhea Ripley claims the top spot on the RAW women’s ratings list in WWE 2K26 with a 96 overall, a number she also held in WWE 2K25 (and WWE 2K24, where she shared the Deluxe Edition cover with Bianca Belair). It is, by any metric, the rating of an all-time great — and the story of the past year and a half has done absolutely nothing to suggest otherwise. Ripley endured one of the most emotionally charged storylines of 2024, losing her title, her Judgment Day family, and her on-screen partner Dominik Mysterio all in one devastating summer. She fought back, partnered with Damian Priest as the Terror Twins, exacted her revenge, and reclaimed the Women’s World Championship on the premiere episode of RAW on Netflix in January 2025. It was one of the most satisfying payoffs in recent WWE history.
2025 and into 2026 has seen Ripley continue to evolve. She lost the title to IYO SKY in March 2025 in a shocking moment, competed in the show-stopping WrestleMania 41 Triple Threat, and has since reinvented herself once again, now teaming with SKY as the “Rhiyo” pairing and reigning as one-half of the WWE Women’s Tag Team Champions. She entered the 2026 Royal Rumble at number 22 and remains one of the most popular performers — male or female — on the entire WWE roster. ESPN recognized her as its 2023 Female Wrestler of the Year, and the accolades haven’t stopped since. Her first title reign remains tied for the longest in Women’s World Championship history at 380 days. In WWE 2K26, she stands alone at 96 — the undisputed queen of RAW’s virtual women’s division, even as the real-world title picture continues to evolve around her. Mami, as always, is on top.
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