When it comes to social media, WWE has often been ahead of the curve when it comes to embracing new ways to reach fans. When it comes to YouTube, WWE is not just a powerhouse in the world of wrestling, but their channel is a global force too.

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As of this writing, WWE’s YouTube channel is the 8th most subscribed to channel on the planet, with nearly 90 million subscribers. Quite often, WWE uploads full matches to YouTube for those who don’t use the WWE Network, and it is certainly interesting to look upon which of those matches have amassed the most views on the platform.

10 41-Man Battle Royal, SmackDown 2011 (114 Million Views)

When this Battle Royal took place, it was officially the biggest in WWE history, which is likely why so many eyes were drawn to it. Battle Royals always have an element of uniqueness and fun to them, which is partly why the Royal Rumble has been such a hit over the years.

The winner of this match earned a shot at any title of their choosing. Randy Orton won by last eliminating The Miz, with him deciding to challenge the World Heavyweight Champion, Mark Henry, although their title match ended in a frustrating DQ.

9 The Undertaker Vs Brock Lesnar, SummerSlam 2015 (116 Million Views)

One year after Brock Lesnar ended The Undertaker’s undefeated streak at WrestleMania, the pair battled in a rematch to make up for what was an underwhelming match. This clash was much better, with it being faster-paced, physical, and full of several great moments, including the pair sitting up and laughing at each other directly in the face.

The finish of this match was messy, with the referee and timekeeper disagreeing on whether Undertaker tapped out, but everything leading up to that moment was great.

8 Royal Rumble Match, Royal Rumble 2017 (116 Million Views)

Royal Rumble’s are among the most popular matches in the entirety of professional wrestling, so it is no surprise that fans have sat down to rewatch those that have been uploaded onto YouTube.

The 2017 Rumble was a star-studded affair, featuring legends such as The Undertaker, Brock Lesnar, Goldberg, Chris Jericho, Randy Orton, and several other top stars from modern day WWE. It wasn’t the best Rumble, but it was full of star power.

7 John Cena & The Undertaker Vs D-Generation X Vs Jeri-Show, Raw 2009 (117 Million Views)

Coming from an episode of Raw in Madison Square Garden, WWE booked an all-star main event featuring six of the biggest icons of all time. John Cena & The Undertaker provided one of the highest profile team ups in history, and they managed to defeat Triple H & Shawn Michaels, and Chris Jericho & Big Show.

This had a big fight feel and featured the type of organised chaos which makes wrestling so fun to watch.

6 Team Raw Vs Team SmackDown, Survivor Series 2016 (120 Million Views)

Following the 2016 Brand Split, this marked the first time that superstars from Raw and SmackDown went head-to-head, and it felt like a huge deal at the time with this being a hugely anticipated Survivor Series (even if the battle for brand supremacy has become stale in recent times).

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This was a terrific match full of the top stars on either brand, such as all three Shield members, the WWE Champion AJ Styles, the Universal Champion Kevin Owens, Shane McMahon, Braun Strowman, Randy Orton, Bray Wyatt, and Chris Jericho. It was structured superbly with several great storyline threads.

5 Team Cena Vs Team Authority, Survivor Series 2014 (134 Million Views)

This is up there with the best Survivor Series elimination matches of the last decade, with high stakes on the line with Team Cena looking to put The Authority out of power. It featured shock eliminations, a heel turn, and a massive debut.

The finish portion of the match saw Dolph Ziggler overcome a 3-on-1 disadvantage, and with the help of Sting, he pulled off perhaps the biggest win of his entire career.

4 The Rock & John Cena Vs Awesome Truth, Survivor Series 2011 (136 Million Views)

After 7 years away from the ring, this match marked The Rock’s huge return to the ring after several years in Hollywood. This was a blockbuster match which saw him team with the biggest star in WWE ever since he left, John Cena.

It was surreal to see The Rock back in his trunks, not missing a beat since he last wrestled, and The Miz and R-Truth were the perfect punching bags to ensure the fans were red hot any time The Rock stepped into the ring.

3 Rey Mysterio Vs The Great Khali, SmackDown 2006 (147 Million Views)

WWE fans on YouTube have always had an extra fascination with larger-than-life individuals, especially when matched up against the smallest opponent possible. It was certainly a spectacle to see The Great Khali go up against Rey Mysterio, but it was nowhere near even being a good match.

It was a three-minute squash match which saw Khali pin the former World Champion by just putting a foot over his chest.

2 20-Man World Heavyweight Championship Battle Royal, SmackDown 2007 (147 Million Views)

When it comes to overseas WWE superstars, The Great Khali is one of the most popular, with WWE’s Indian fanbase treating him like a hero. It is no surprise to see his World Heavyweight Championship win rank so highly in terms of most viewed videos.

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Khali outlasted 19 other men as they battled for the vacant championship. This is perhaps most infamous for the fact that Khali held the belt upside down in his celebration.

1 John Cena, Batista, & Rey Mysterio Vs Randy Orton, Chris Jericho, & Big Show, Tribute To The Troops 2008 (159 Million Views)

While WWE’s Tribute to the Troops shows still hold a lot of meaning, they haven’t ever really been the same since WWE travelled overseas to the likes of Iraq to hold their special show.

This match featured six of the biggest names in WWE, and with the venue and occasion, it is understandable as to why this stands head and shoulders above every other full match uploaded to WWE’s YouTube channel.