Turns out, there’s one wrestler who looms way, way ahead of others when it comes to the sheer amount of matches he’s wrestled for the WWE: Kane. According to Pratyai Ghosh of Sportskeeda, the “Devil’s Favorite Demon” is also one of the promotion’s favorite competitors, and as of March 23, 2020, he had no less than 1,663 WWE matches under his belt. Of course, Glenn Jacobs didn’t wrestle them all as Kane. His WWE debut in 1995 was actually under the name Mike Unabomb, and he later did another stint as the evil dentist Isaac Yankem, DDS, before landing on his ultra-popular Kane gimmick in 1997.

It looks like no one’s going to take this particular record away from Mr. Jacobs in a hurry, either. For comparison, the biggest face on the roster, John Cena, has “only” 1,334 matches in his pocket. Even the man with the second most WWE matches, Big Show (1,434), is over 200 matches behind Kane. Considering that Show is a veteran entertainer who, as Bleacher Report notes, estimated that he had “a couple of years left” in 2018, he’s rather unlikely to break Kane’s record.