Top 5 WWE YouTube channel videos from June confirmed | Analysis

WWE Night of Champions 2026 highlights was the most viewed video on the WWE YouTube channel for June, followed by Brock Lesnar challenging Oba Femi to a Hell in a Cell match, Seth Rollins challenging Roman Reigns for SummerSlam and Jacob Fatu acknowledging Roman Reigns.

WWE YouTube Top Videos for June 2026

Here are the top 5 videos as reported by Wrestlenomics (you can find the full list on their Patreon account):

1. Full Night of Champions 2026 highlights: 1,850,887 [Link]
2. BREAKING: Brock Lesnar challenges Oba Femi to HELL IN A CELL: Raw highlights, June 29, 2026: 1,507,710 [Link]
3. Seth Rollins to face Roman Reigns at SummerSlam: Raw highlights, June 29, 2026: 1,407,890 [Link]
4. Jacob Fatu acknowledges Roman Reigns: Raw highlights, June 1, 2026: 1,270,800 [Link]
5. Oba Femi advances to the King of the Ring Final: Raw highlights, June 15, 2026: 1,226,594 [Link]

It’s worth noting that each video’s views were measured during the first 7 days only of going live, just to make sure there are consistent time windows across all videos that are measured. Current view counts on these videos will be different at the time of writing.

WrestleNomics also notes that: Excluded from this listing are any videos with titles that a) contain “Top 10” or b) starts with “Raw” and contains “moments” or c) starts with “SmackDown” and contains “moments” or d) starts with “FULL MATCH”, or e) contains “highlights:.”

Analysis – Oba Femi is getting a ton of watch hours

It’s not at all unusual for the NOC highlights video to top the list, because the PLE highlights catch-all tend to do better than the individual match clips from the same event every month. Plus, the show was on a lot earlier in the day due to being in Saudi Arabia, so a lot of fans potentially didn’t watch live.

RAW is the show with the most volume across the top 25, but three videos featuring Cody Rhodes, Gunther and Sami Zayn did around ~2.9M in the build up to their triple threat at NOC.

Oba Femi

Oba Femi appears to be the biggest draw in the top 25, as he appears to have pulled in around 8.7 million views on his own, for about a third of the 26M-ish total across the top 25 videos (again the full list can be found on Wrestlenomics’ Patreon):

There’s a clear reason why Oba is getting such a monster push, the social numbers are backing it up. WWE uploading the older Femi vs Yoshiki Inamura video a couple of weeks ago and it getting to 1.1 million (as of writing) is a story in and of itself.

Jake Jeremy

Jake is the Head of Audience at F4WOnline, having previously worked as a Combat Sports, Gaming and Pro Wrestling writer, successful Editor in Chief and Sports Coordinator. He has more than ten years of experience covering mixed martial arts, pro wrestling, football and gaming across a number of publications, starting at SEScoops in 2012.

He previously also worked for PROGRESS Wrestling as Head of Media as well as working on the social channels of the company.

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