How many championships has Shinsuke Nakamura won in WWE? What are his accomplishments in WWE?

Shinsuke Nakamura is one of the most flexible and versatile superstars in WWE history. Here's the list of his championship wins.

How many championships has Shinsuke Nakamura won in WWE? What are his accomplishments in WWE?

Shinsuke Nakamura (via WWE)

Shinsuke Nakamura also called the “King of Strong Styles” because of his attitude and athleticism, is considered one of the most talented and established superstars in WWE. Born in Kyoto, Japan, Nakamura is one of the most successful Japanese wrestlers in the pro wrestling industry.

Before making his debut on the WWE main roster, Nakamura, just like many, performed on the NXT brand. He would become a key name in the development brand. As of 2024, he is one of the only four wrestlers, who have held the NXT Championship on more than one occasion.

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After making his debut on the main roster after WrestleMania 33 in 2017, Nakamura became a huge star on the SmackDown brand. He went on to win the Royal Rumble in 2018 and the United States Championship on two occasions. When Nakamura won the Intercontinental Championship in 2019, he became the second wrestler to have held the title as well as the IWGP Intercontinental Championships, after Chris Jericho.

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List of Shinsuke Nakamura Championship wins and Accomplishments

Despite not winning the World Championship in WWE, Shinsuke Nakamura is one of the most successful stars of the company. The 44-year-old’s list of accolades in WWE includes winning the Royal Rumble, King of the Ring, and several other championships. Check out the list below to learn about his championship win in the Stamford-based company.

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Shinsuke Nakamura (via WWE)
  • WWE Intercontinental Championship (2-times)
  • WWE United States Championship (2-times)
  • WWE Smackdown Tag Team Championships (1-time) – with Cesaro
  • WWE NXT Championship (2-times)
  • Men’s Royal Rumble match (2018)
  • WWE NXT Year End Awards (2-times)
    • Overall Competitor of the Year (2016)
    • Male Competitor of the Year (2016)

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