Browse 72 wrestling figures across WWE Elite, Ultimate Edition, AEW Unrivaled & Unmatched, and retro Hasbro WWF — filter by line, era and price, then check real sold prices on eBay.
Logan Paul – WWE Elite Collection Greatest Hits 2026 Wave 1
High-detail Logan Paul rerelease with premium gear, capturing his celebrity crossover appeal.
Mattel WWE Main Event Series 169 Rhea Ripley
Current Judgment Day-era Rhea Ripley in the low-cost Main Event basic style.
Mattel WWE Main Event Series 169 The Rock
Modern return-run Rock with updated likeness in the budget Main Event lineup.
Ultimate Edition Hulk Hogan (Series 30)
Modern Ultimate Hogan with swappable heads and classic yellow gear straight from the leaks.
Ultimate Edition Jesse "The Body" Ventura
Post-WrestleMania Creations-style Ventura with commentary and in-ring display options.
Ultimate Edition Rhea Ripley (Series 30)
Judgment Day Ripley with TrueFX, soft goods and alt heads to nail her dominant look.
Becky Lynch – WWE Elite Collection Top Picks 2025
Top Picks Becky with refreshed look, ideal for modern Four Horsewomen displays.
Cody Rhodes – WWE Elite Collection Top Picks 2025
Top Picks Cody with updated gear, perfect for modern WWE main-event display setups.
Hulk Hogan – WWE Elite Collection Greatest Hits 2025
Reissue of a fan-favorite Hulkster look with updated TrueFX for sharper nostalgia on the shelf.
Kyle Fletcher (AEW Unmatched Series 13)
Aussie Arrow in TNT Championship match gear, with 25 points of articulation for dynamic tag-team displays.
Mattel WWE Main Event Series 163 Gunther
Ring General Gunther in his dominant main roster look at an accessible price point.
Mattel WWE Main Event Series 163 Seth Rollins
Budget-friendly modern Seth Rollins with updated gear from his latest TV look.
Mattel WWE Main Event Series 165 Bianca Belair
EST of WWE Bianca Belair with braided hair sculpt in the entry-level Main Event line.
Mattel WWE Main Event Series 165 LA Knight
YEAH! LA Knight in his signature gear, perfect for budget-conscious current roster collectors.
Mattel WWE Main Event Series 167 Cody Rhodes
American Nightmare Cody Rhodes in a wallet-friendly basic figure for current era displays.
Mattel WWE Main Event Series 167 Roman Reigns
Tribal Chief Roman Reigns with glove and vest sculpt in the $13 basic format.
Seth Rollins – WWE Elite Collection Top Picks 2025
Top Picks Seth with updated entrance look, perfect for modern RAW-era figure rosters.
Ultimate Edition Cody Rhodes (Series 29)
Detailed American Nightmare with entrance coat and multiple portraits for dynamic posing.
Ultimate Edition Seth Rollins (Series 29)
Visionary Rollins in premium gear, extra heads and hands for wild curb-stomp setups.
Jon Moxley (AEW Unmatched Series 12)
Hardcore brawler Moxley in blood-and-guts AEW look, ready for violent poses with intense head sculpt.
Juice Robinson (AEW Unmatched Series 12)
Outlaw Juice with wild gear and attitude, ideal for building Bullet Club Gold scenes on your shelf.
Mattel WWE Main Event Series 161 Kevin Owens
Prizefighter Kevin Owens in up-to-date shirt and shorts, ideal for budget tag-team displays.
Mattel WWE Main Event Series 161 Sami Zayn
Underdog babyface Sami Zayn with current attire in the low-cost Main Event assortment.
Rhea Ripley – WWE Elite Collection Top Picks 2024
Top Picks Rhea in championship-era attire, built for belt displays and faction setups.
Ric Flair (AEW Unmatched Series 12)
Nature Boy in AEW-era look, bringing classic legend status into the modern Unmatched display lineup.
Roman Reigns – WWE Elite Collection Top Picks 2024
Dominant champion Roman Reigns with updated attire, ideal for belt-heavy title scenes.
The Rock – WWE Elite Collection Top Picks 2024
Main-event The Rock with modern gear and TrueFX head sculpt ready for display or fantasy booking.
The Undertaker – WWE Elite Collection Survivor Series 2024
Survivor Series Deadman look with entrance coat, perfect for building classic Taker lineups.
Ultimate Edition Eddie Guerrero (JHV87)
‘Latino Heat’ with swappable heads, hands and classic gear for peak Ruthless Aggression vibes.
Becky Lynch – WWE Elite Collection Series 100
Milestone Series 100 Becky with unique gear celebrating her run as The Man.
Cody Rhodes – WWE Elite Collection Series 101
American Nightmare debut Elite with detailed entrance jacket and signature tattoo deco.
Hulk Hogan – WWE Elite Collection Legends Series 19
Red-and-yellow Hogan with feather boa and weight belt, an essential 80s icon for Legends collectors.
Rhea Ripley – WWE Elite Collection Series 102
Judgment Day Rhea with spiked gear and accurate tattoos, a standout modern women’s figure.
Roman Reigns – WWE Elite Collection Series 102
Tribal Chief Roman with glove and necklace, designed to anchor any Bloodline-heavy display.
Seth Rollins – WWE Elite Collection Series 103
Visionary Seth with flamboyant gear that pops on the shelf and in figure photography.
Sting
Crow-era iconography and later-wave scarcity keep Sting highly collectible.
Stone Cold Steve Austin – WWE Elite Collection Series 105
Classic attitude-era Stone Cold with vest and cans, a must-have brawler for any Elite shelf.
Ultimate Edition Roman Reigns (Wave 20)
Tribal Chief with red glove, heads and hands, built to headline any modern WWE shelf.
Ultimate Edition Brock Lesnar (Bearded Top Knot)
Farm-style Beast with ponytail, interchangeable heads and hands for suplex city displays.
Ultimate Edition Hulk Hogan (Mattel Creations 2022)
Creations-exclusive Hogan with soft goods and extra parts, a centerpiece 80s-era display.
Ultimate Edition Shawn Michaels (New Generation Arena)
Crowdfund HBK packed with swappable heads and soft goods, cornerstone of the New Gen set.
Brodie Lee
A poignant tribute release that remains especially sought after by fans.
Darby Allin
Skate-punk design and slim build make Darby a standout on display.
Darby Allin (AEW Unmatched Series 1)
Painted daredevil Darby with skateboard and detailed body art, perfect for extreme posing and display.
Dr. Britt Baker, D.M.D. (AEW Unmatched Series 1)
Breakout star Britt Baker in signature black-and-red gear, a cornerstone women’s figure for AEW shelves.
Dustin Rhodes (AEW Unmatched Series 1)
Veteran Dustin in half-painted face and detailed bodysuit, a striking figure that pops on any AEW roster.
Kenny Omega (AEW Unmatched Series 1)
The Best Bout Machine in elaborate entrance gear, capturing AEW main-event look with high poseability.
MJF
Signature smug heel presentation makes this one a modern AEW staple.
Miro
A later-era powerhouse figure that rounds out a strong AEW roster display.
Miro (AEW Unmatched Series 2)
Bulgarian brute Miro in debut AEW gear with deluxe articulation and swappable hands for intense display poses.
Orange Cassidy
Lazy-pocket-trickster vibe translated perfectly into a cult-favorite figure.
Sting (AEW Unmatched Series 2)
Iconic crow-era Sting with jacket and bat, a must-have AEW debut figure for modern and classic collections.
Adam Page
Early Hangman figures are popular with collectors chasing core AEW originals.
Chris Jericho
Classic Inner Circle-era Jericho with strong shelf appeal and broad collector demand.
Cody Rhodes
Founding AEW-era Cody is a key early figure from the brand's launch period.
Dr. Britt Baker D.M.D.
One of the earliest women in the line, prized for being a first-wave AEW name.
Jon Moxley
Early Moxley figures stay in demand for his gritty look and first-wave status.
Kenny Omega
Fan-favorite debut-era Omega, a must-have cornerstone of AEW's first wave.
Ultimate Edition Bret Hart (Pink/Black Attire)
Definitive Hitman in pink tights, extra heads and jacket for classic entrance display.
Ultimate Edition John Cena (Wave 1)
Early Ultimate with swappable heads and gear capturing prime Cena in elite articulation.
Tatanka
Later-era favorite with good display presence and typically accessible loose pricing.
Bret Hart
Mid-run Bret is a must-have for 1990s WWF collectors and usually stays budget-friendly.
Ric Flair
Stylish mid-run Flair brings strong character appeal without premium first-wave pricing.
The Undertaker
One of the most sought-after Hasbro WWF figures, especially in clean loose condition.
Hacksaw Jim Duggan
An affordable vintage Hasbro mainstay that fills out classic WWF lineups nicely.
Andre the Giant
Big-name first wave legend; tough to resist for classic-era WWF display sets.
Big Boss Man
Early Big Boss Man is a solid loose buy for collectors building a full first-wave shelf.
Brutus Beefcake
A classic first-wave character that remains affordable and easy to collect loose.
Hulk Hogan
Iconic first-wave Hogan; one of the most recognizable and liquid loose Hasbro WWF pickups.
Jake The Snake Roberts
Early-series favorite with steady loose demand and strong nostalgia appeal.
Macho Man Randy Savage
First-wave Savage is a collector staple, with loose examples regularly trading in the mid range.
Ultimate Warrior
Early Warrior figure with strong demand; a cornerstone of any vintage Hasbro WWF run.
How to use this wrestling figure database
Pick an era chip (Modern or Retro) or open the Line and Price filters to narrow the grid. Results update instantly and the URL updates with them, so you can share any filtered view. Every card shows the product line, scale, release year and typical price, plus a link to recent eBay sold listings — the only reliable way to know what a wrestling figure is actually worth today.
What’s in the database
Currently 72 figures across six lines: Mattel WWE Elite Collection (the flagship ~$25 line), WWE Ultimate Edition (premium ~$40 with swappable heads and hands), WWE Main Event basics, Jazwares AEW Unrivaled and AEW Unmatched, and vintage Hasbro WWF figures from 1990–1994. We grow the database as new waves release.
Valuing your wrestling figures
Prices in the database are typical current market prices (loose for vintage, retail for modern lines). The aftermarket moves fast — a wrestler winning a world title or getting inducted into the Hall of Fame can double a figure’s value overnight. For anything you’re buying or selling, click through to the eBay sold listings and check the last 30 days.
Digging deeper? Our WWE action figure price guide covers grading, carded-vs-loose values and where to sell, and our collector’s guide to wrestling figure archives explains how to track full checklists. For every other fandom — Marvel, Star Wars, horror and more — try the Action Figure Finder, and keep your collection organized with the action figure checklist.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Wrestling Figure Database?
A free, filterable database of wrestling action figures covering Mattel WWE Elite, Ultimate Edition and Main Event, Jazwares AEW Unrivaled and Unmatched, and vintage Hasbro WWF figures from the 1990s. Each entry lists the product line, scale, release year and typical price, with a direct link to check real sold prices on eBay.
Which wrestling figure lines are included?
Six lines: Mattel WWE Elite Collection (~$25, the flagship 6-inch line), WWE Ultimate Edition (~$40 premium with swap-out heads and hands), WWE Main Event basics (~$13), Jazwares AEW Unrivaled and AEW Unmatched, and retro Hasbro WWF figures from 1990-1994.
How much are Hasbro WWF figures worth today?
Loose Hasbro WWF figures typically sell for $15-$60 depending on the wrestler and wave, while carded examples can reach several hundred dollars. Later waves (1993-1994) with shorter production runs command the highest prices. Always compare against recent eBay sold listings rather than asking prices.
What is the difference between WWE Elite and Ultimate Edition?
Elite figures (~$25) have around 25 points of articulation and one head sculpt. Ultimate Edition (~$40) adds swappable heads, extra hands, higher-end paint and softer goods. If you pose and photograph your figures, Ultimate Edition is worth the premium; for shelf display, Elite covers the roster far better.
Are AEW figures compatible with WWE figures?
Yes – Jazwares AEW Unrivaled and Unmatched figures are 6-inch scale, so they display alongside Mattel WWE Elite figures with only minor height differences. Accessories and belts are roughly cross-compatible too.
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