A Grand Slam Champion is a WWE wrestler who is able to win four specific titles: one world title, one tag title, and two different mid-card titles. Only the best wrestlers in the company have been able to become Grand Slam winners, with the rest only dreaming of one day getting to that level.
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In total, 24 different WWE wrestlers have become Grand Slam winners. With all of them being the best in the business, it's interesting looking back on how fast each wrestler was able to become a Grand Slam winner. These 10 wrestlers were able to become Grand Slam winners faster than any others.
10 Daniel Bryan - 1,652 Days
Daniel Bryan has gone against the odds for the entirety of his WWE career, and in the process has become one of the company's biggest stars. He has won 9 championships so far and is the 15th Grand Slam Champion in WWE history.
The first eligible title that he won was the United States Championship at Night Of Champions 2012. In the span of 1,652 days, Bryan won the three other titles needed to become a Grand Slam winner, with the last being the Intercontinental Championship at WrestleMania 31 in 2015.
9 Triple H - 1,651 Days
Triple H is obviously one of the greatest of all time and he was as good as anyone at his peak. He has won an astounding 24 championships in his career and is the second-ever Grand Slam Champion.
The first eligible title that he won was the Intercontinental Title on the October 21, 1996 episode of Raw. He became a Grand Slam Winner just more than four and a half years later when he won the WWF Tag Team Championship at Backlash 2001.
8 Roman Reigns - 1,646 Days
Roman Reigns has established himself as a force to be reckoned with in WWE. He has already competed in a multitude of big matches and somehow always manages to prove his doubters wrong. Just one of the many things he has accomplished so far is becoming the 17th Grand Slam Champion.
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Reigns won his first eligible title at Extreme Rules 2013 when he won the WWE Tag Team Championship. It was 1,646 days before he became a Grand Slam winner on the November 20th, 2017 episode of Raw by winning the Intercontinental Championship.
7 Dean Ambrose - 1,554 Days
Dean Ambrose's WWE tenure provided WWE fans with many memorable moments. He quickly became a fan favorite as part of the popular faction The Shield and achieved a lot of success before doing the same as a singles star. He is the 27th Grand Slam Champion in WWE history.
Ambrose's first eligible title victory came at Extreme Rules 2013 when he won the United States Championship. After 1,554 days, he was able to become a Grand Slam winner by winning the Raw Tag Team Championship at SummerSlam 2017.
6 Asuka - 1,475 Days
"No one is ready for Asuka." That is what everyone including Asuka said when she first joined WWE and how right that has been. Asuka has already won every available female championship in the company and is one of only two female Grand Slam Champions.
Asuka won her first eligible title at NXT TakeOver: Dallas by claiming the NXT Women's Championship. In the span of 1,475 days, she was able to win the three remaining titles, lastly claiming the SmackDown Women's Championship at Money In The Bank 2020 to become a Grand Slam winner.
5 Bayley - 1,366 Days
The only other female Grand Slam Champion has actually become one faster than Asuka. Bayley has also won every female championship and has already become one of the greatest women's wrestlers in WWE history.
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Bayley won her first eligible title at NXT TakeOver: Brooklyn in 2015 when she won the NXT Women's Championship. Just less than four years later, she claimed the SmackDown Women's Championship at Money In The Bank 2019 to become a Grand Slam winner.
4 Eddie Guerrero - 1,259 Days
Throughout a historic career, Eddie Guerrero cemented himself as one of the greatest of all time. Guerrero became beloved as a wrestler who gave every match everything he had and that inspired many of the greats of today. Just one of the many things that Guerrero did in his time with the company was becoming the sixth Grand Slam Champion.
Guerrero won his first eligible title on the September 4th, 2000 episode of SmackDown and he became a Grand Slam winner 1,259 days later after winning the WWE Championship at No Way Out 2004.
3 Kane - 1,057 Days
For many years, Kane was a permanent fixture on WWE TV. He went through many different incarnations throughout his career and in the process became one of the most decorated wrestlers of all time. He won nine different championships in his time with the company and is the third-ever Grand Slam Champion.
Kane won his first eligible championship at King Of The Ring 1998. It took him 1,057 days to win the three remaining titles, with the last being the Intercontinental Championship at Judgement Day 2001.
2 Kurt Angle - 966 Days
Kurt Angle gave WWE fans many terrific memories throughout his career. He was both a captivating character and a world-class wrestler, which made him the perfect "sports entertainer". He is also one of the greatest champions in the history of the company, and because of that, he became the fifth Grand Slam Champion.
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Angle is the second-fastest wrestler to become a Grand Slam winner and the fastest under the modern format. He won his first eligible title on the February 10th, 2000 SmackDown taping when he claimed the European Championship. In just under three years, he became a Grand Slam winner by winning the WWE Tag Team Championship at No Mercy 2002.
1 Chris Jericho - 728 Days
Chris Jericho is a star in every sense of the word. In his time with WWE, he showed that there is no one else like him. He became one of the most reliable performers in wrestling and fans would go crazy every time they got to see him. He won a plethora of titles during his time with WWE, and that helped him become the fourth Grand Slam Champion.
At Armageddon 1999, Jericho won the Intercontinental Championship. Within 728 days, he won the three remaining titles needed, with the last being the Undisputed WWF Championship at Vengeance 2001, to become a Grand Slam winner.
