WWE's nearest audiences are almost entirely individual wrestlers — eight of the top 10 neighbors are Athletes, with two WWE-branded media properties filling the remaining slots.
The shape is flat: scores run from 0.99 to 0.98 with no single dominant pull. Roman Reigns leads at 0.99, followed closely by AJ Mendez at 0.99 and Randy Orton at 0.99 — a near-identical band. WWE Universe (TV Shows, 0.99) and Triple H (Athletes, 0.99) sit just behind, with Natalie Neidhart-Wilson, Jeff Hardy, CJ "Lana" Perry, and Tenille Dashwood all clustering between 0.99 and 0.98. WWE Network (TV Channels, 0.98) closes the set. No other Sports Leagues appear in the top 10 — the audience shape is defined entirely by the talent and media properties within the same ecosystem, not by peer organizations. The two non-athlete entries, WWE Universe and WWE Network, are themselves WWE-branded channels rather than outside properties.
This pattern describes an audience that moves as a single, tightly integrated fandom — following the league and its individual performers interchangeably, with no meaningful separation between the two.