Victor Newman is the final boss of Genoa City.

You can scream, you can shout, you can plot behind his back—but you’ll never take down The Great Victor Newman. The man’s not just a legend, he’s practically a supervillain in a Brioni suit, and he likes it that way. Victor is currently orchestrating a full-blown Abbott takedown tour on The Young and the Restless and he’s not even breaking a sweat. Billy, Jack, Kyle—line up, gentlemen, your reckoning is in motion.

Genoa City’s Undisputed Heavyweight Champ
For decades, Victor (Eric Braeden) has ruled Genoa City like a silk-gloved iron fist. Business rivalries? He invented them. Family drama? He thrives on it. Frenemies? He keeps them close, just to remind them who’s boss. And while the town’s population cycles through comas, secret babies, and the occasional resurrection, Victor stays one step ahead with a glare that could melt steel.

Some viewers think it’s time for the Mustache to face his downfall. Cute. That’s like saying a tornado should take a nap. You don’t stop Victor Newman. You just hope he doesn’t decide you’re next. He’s got Billy (Jason Thompson) twitching, Kyle (Michael Mealor) scrambling, and Jack (Peter Bergman) second-guessing himself – and that’s just this week.

The Mustache Never Misses
And let’s not forget: Victor is just as hard on his family as he is on his enemies. Adam (Mark Grossman), Nick (Joshua Morrow), Victoria (Amelia Heinle) – they’ve all felt the sting of his high standards. But love him or hate him, no one gets results like Victor. He builds empires, topples adversaries, and delivers iconic one-liners that could be carved into Mount Rushmore.

At this point, we shouldn’t even be asking if Victor will win. The question is, how dramatic, brutal, and glorious will his victory be? Victor Newman will reign supreme until the very end…and we’re all just lucky to be watching the fireworks. Because if there’s one rule in Genoa City that stands the test of time, it’s this: You. Do. Not. Mess. With. Victor Newman.