Every WWE 2K17 Superstar Rating Revealed & Ranked Worst To Best

25. Daniel Bryan

Rating: 89

Last Year's Rating: 92

He may have been forced to retire from active ring-duty (and seen 3 points shaved off last year's high rating), but an 89 for Daniel Bryan post-retirement isn't the worst result for him. It's a nice nod to the fans that he stays up there, even if it might have been more symbolically fitting for him to stay above 90 for at least this year.

24. Kane '98

Rating: 89

Last Year's Rating: N/A

There was no direct comparison last year, though the '01 version of Kane did appear, with an Overall of 87. So there you go. Time has been kind to the big red monster: who represents the need to over-power monsters for the sake of spreading the ratings.

23. Ricky Steamboat

Rating: 89

Last Year's Rating: 86

It's always nice when 2K revise their ratings to better reflect the status of a legend, which seems to be exactly what's happened for Steamboat this year. 89 is surprising, but not wrong by any means. And he looks great.

22. Kevin Nash

Rating: 89

Last Year's Rating: 89

After coming in as DLC alongside Razor last year, Kevin Nash returns to the main roster with an impressive 89 rating. With 2K seeking to stack the roster year on year, it's inevitable we'll get variants like this, but as a Nash fan I say sign me up whether they're filler or not.

21. Roman Reigns

Rating: 89

Last Year's Rating: 90

HOW DARE THEY DOWNGRADE ROMAN REIGNS?! To be honest, if they didn't they'd probably be facing an apocalyptic protest on the streets (well on the Internet) of absolutely comical proportions. After all, he hasn't exactly had the easiest year.