Nine of Cody Rhodes' ten nearest neighbors share his subcategory — Athletes — and the scores compress into a band barely seven hundredths wide, from 0.9819 to 0.9891. Similarity here measures how closely two entities' audiences resemble each other in composition; that tight range means no single neighbor pulls meaningfully ahead of the rest.

The one departure from the athlete cluster is Renee Paquette, a TV Personality who lands at 0.9881 — the second-highest score in the set, just behind Finn Bálor at 0.9891. The remaining eight are all Athletes: Seth Rollins (0.9873), AJ Styles (0.9872), Kevin Owens (0.9869), Daniel Bryan (0.9850), Kurt Angle (0.9842), Jeff Hardy (0.9825), Triple H (0.9824), and Natalie Neidhart-Wilson (0.9819). The cluster spans generations and promotions, which suggests the audience shape here is defined by the sport itself rather than any particular era or brand affiliation.

The flat distribution and near-uniform subcategory composition point to an audience that is deeply embedded in professional wrestling as a category — one that follows the performers, not just a single show or storyline.