Top 10 Most Legendary BattleBots Robots

Ray Billings' horizontal bar spinner is the most feared robot ever built, capable of ripping opponents completely apart in seconds. Known as "The King of Kinetic Energy," Tombstone won the 2016 season and has delivered the most spectacular knockouts in the show's history.

New Zealand's Jack Barker brought End Game to victory in the 2020 World Championship season, defeating Whiplash in a thrilling final. With a devastating vertical spinner capable of launching robots across the arena, End Game proved that international teams could dominate the American competition.

Andrea Suarez and her team have made Witch Doctor one of the most consistently dominant robots on the show, reaching multiple finals with its powerful vertical drum spinner. Suarez is one of the sport's most respected engineers and a role model for women in STEM robotics.

Tantrum won the 2021 World Championship with its unusual punching mechanism — a spinning drum inside a free-spinning shell — proving that unconventional design could conquer traditional spinners. Its championship run was one of the biggest upsets in BattleBots history.

Brazilian team Robotic Death Company brought Minotaur's fearsome full-body drum spinner to multiple championship runs, delivering some of the most spectacular KOs ever seen on the show. Its international success helped expand BattleBots' global fan base.

The most dominant newcomer in BattleBots history, Riptide won the 2022 season with an almost perfect record and a vertical spinner powerful enough to completely destroy opponents in seconds. Builder Ethan Kurtz became one of the youngest champions in the show's history.

Jason Lim's fan-favorite hammer-saw design has made SawBlaze one of the most versatile and exciting robots on the show, combining a powerful spinning saw with a plow front for control. Its consistent tournament performance across multiple seasons has earned it legions of fans.

Jake Ewert's pneumatic flipper is the most powerful launching mechanism in modern BattleBots, capable of sending 250-pound robots flying eight feet into the air. Hydra's devastating flips and tournament consistency have made it a perennial championship contender.

Will Bales' crowd-favourite vertical spinner is known for its showmanship as much as its combat prowess — including the iconic moment it deployed a tiny toy drone mid-battle. Hypershock's charismatic design and Bales' entertaining personality have made it a fan favourite across every season.

Ray Billings' horizontal bar spinner is the most feared robot ever built, capable of ripping opponents completely apart in seconds. Known as "The King of Kinetic Energy," Tombstone won the 2016 season and has delivered the most spectacular knockouts in the show's history.

New Zealand's Jack Barker brought End Game to victory in the 2020 World Championship season, defeating Whiplash in a thrilling final. With a devastating vertical spinner capable of launching robots across the arena, End Game proved that international teams could dominate the American competition.

Andrea Suarez and her team have made Witch Doctor one of the most consistently dominant robots on the show, reaching multiple finals with its powerful vertical drum spinner. Suarez is one of the sport's most respected engineers and a role model for women in STEM robotics.

Tantrum won the 2021 World Championship with its unusual punching mechanism — a spinning drum inside a free-spinning shell — proving that unconventional design could conquer traditional spinners. Its championship run was one of the biggest upsets in BattleBots history.

Brazilian team Robotic Death Company brought Minotaur's fearsome full-body drum spinner to multiple championship runs, delivering some of the most spectacular KOs ever seen on the show. Its international success helped expand BattleBots' global fan base.

The most dominant newcomer in BattleBots history, Riptide won the 2022 season with an almost perfect record and a vertical spinner powerful enough to completely destroy opponents in seconds. Builder Ethan Kurtz became one of the youngest champions in the show's history.

Jason Lim's fan-favorite hammer-saw design has made SawBlaze one of the most versatile and exciting robots on the show, combining a powerful spinning saw with a plow front for control. Its consistent tournament performance across multiple seasons has earned it legions of fans.

Jake Ewert's pneumatic flipper is the most powerful launching mechanism in modern BattleBots, capable of sending 250-pound robots flying eight feet into the air. Hydra's devastating flips and tournament consistency have made it a perennial championship contender.

Will Bales' crowd-favourite vertical spinner is known for its showmanship as much as its combat prowess — including the iconic moment it deployed a tiny toy drone mid-battle. Hypershock's charismatic design and Bales' entertaining personality have made it a fan favourite across every season.