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What is ranking on Wikipedia today: Sept 15, 2026

Wikipedia on September 15 puts John Tuggle at 1 after the Mr. Irrelevant trailer, replacing Sitee, while Bob Mackie's death and Lanterns enter the top 10.

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John Tuggle is rank 1 on the Wikipedia board dated 2026-09-15T08:01:40.464169, up from 10 on September 14, after Paramount posted the trailer for Mr. Irrelevant, the Christmas Day biopic with David Corenswet as the 1983 Giants running back. Alexander Zverev holds 2. 2026 Swedish general election climbs 8 to 3 while late ballots are still being counted. New: Lanterns (TV series) at 4, Bob Mackie at 6, Deaths in 2026 at 7, Cam Skattebo at 8, Jaxson Dart at 9, and Sydney Sweeney at 10.

  1. John Tuggle: John Davis Tuggle (1961-1986), last pick of the 1983 NFL draft and Giants special-teams player of that year. Giants Wire on September 13 and IGN on September 14 covered the Mr. Irrelevant trailer; the film is set for theaters December 25. get_growth on wikipedia returned no_data, so no percent is attached.

  2. Alexander Zverev: German tennis player. He holds 2 after Sunday's U.S. Open run that also put him at 2 on September 14. get_growth on wikipedia returned no_data.

  3. 2026 Swedish general election: Sunday, September 13 vote for the 349-seat Riksdag. CBS News on September 14 said the centre-left bloc led 176-173 with late ballots due Wednesday, and Sweden Democrats fell to about 17.6%. get_growth on wikipedia returned no_data.

  4. Lanterns (TV series): HBO Max Green Lantern drama. Variety recapped Episode 5 ("Lights Out") on September 13, and Episode 6 teasers dated September 14 point to a September 20 air date. New at 4; yesterday's X tag #Lanterns is gone from that board.

  5. September 11 attacks: Anniversary article. It eases 7 to 5 as the calendar date recedes.

  6. Bob Mackie: Costume designer for Cher, Elton John, and others. Reuters and BBC said he died September 14 at 87; U.S. Weekly cited pneumonia in Palm Springs at 10:40 a.m. New at 6.

  7. Deaths in 2026: Recurring Wikipedia index. Mackie's death is the same-day reason the page is in the top 10. New at 7.

  8. Cam Skattebo: Giants running back. He rushed 18 times for 81 yards and a touchdown in a 28-20 Sunday night win over Dallas, his first game back from a 2025 ankle injury. New at 8.

  9. Jaxson Dart: Giants quarterback. CBS Sports said he threw three touchdown passes (two to Isaiah Likely) in John Harbaugh's debut. New at 9 after sitting on yesterday's X board as "Dart."

  10. Sydney Sweeney: Actor and Novig equity partner. Athlete criticism of the "Just Sports" ad continued September 14. New at 10, matching her climb to 3 on Google Trends.

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What changed on Wikipedia since yesterday

  • New: Lanterns (TV series) (4), Bob Mackie (6), Deaths in 2026 (7), Cam Skattebo (8), Jaxson Dart (9), Sydney Sweeney (10).
  • Movers: John Tuggle 10 to 1 (plus 9); 2026 Swedish general election 8 to 3; September 11 attacks 7 to 5.
  • Dropped: Sitee (1), Elena Rybakina (3), Ben Shelton (4), Ryan Garcia (5), Arch Manning (6), Aryna Sabalenka (9).
  • Unchanged rank: Alexander Zverev at 2.

What today's Wikipedia articles reveal

Film marketing and a death notice beat tennis leftovers. Tuggle's jump from 10 to 1 is a trailer spike, not a 1986 news event. Mackie plus Deaths in 2026 is a paired obituary pattern. Sweden's count is still live, which is why an election page outranks most sports rows.

Giants names replace the U.S. Open cluster. Skattebo and Dart are Sunday Night Football residue that arrived a day after X had already cycled to Broncos-Chiefs. Sweeney is the same Novig argument that is also on Google Trends and TikTok search.

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