Apollo Crews is widely recognized as one of the most physically gifted athletes on the SmackDown roster. Possessing a rare combination of heavyweight power and cruiserweight agility, Crews has captured the United States Championship and the Intercontinental Championship during his historic career.

His 2026 campaign has proven statistically grueling, as he enters February still seeking his first official win. Following back-to-back singles losses to Talla Tonga and Kit Wilson on *Main Event*, Crews suffered a third consecutive defeat on the February 12th episode against Berto. He followed this with a showing in a massive 10-man tag team main event on the February 13th SmackDown, where his team fell to The MFTs. Despite the 0-4 start, Crews’ average match time has remained high, proving that while the results aren’t landing, his elite-level conditioning still allows him to operate as a dangerous veteran hurdle for any rising star on the blue brand. For live creative intelligence on his road to WrestleMania, visit our pro wrestling news homepage.

Apollo Crews is a quintessential “hybrid” athlete. He possesses the raw power to press slam heavyweights over his head while maintaining the agility to execute standing moonsaults with high-flyer precision. His finisher, the Spin-Out Powerbomb, remains one of the most high-impact closing maneuvers on the roster. For more on his technical stats, browse the Official WWE Superstars database.