13 Essential WrestleMania Records You Need To Know
The most important numbers in WrestleMania history.
With the 31st Showcase Of The Immortals poised to kick off with the pre-show Fatal Fourway in a matter of hours, hype has reached its whitest, hottest point. And amidst hopes that the company will deliver, is the certainty that it should be the crowning glory of the year's events.
At the very least, fans can expect bigger stakes, a higher plane of entertainment and unprecedented ceremony. This is the platform for records, streaks, major upsets and emotional hand-grenades after all.
Some records will fall when the Grand Daddy Of Them All drops its curtain once more: The Undertaker's appearance record will grow (rightly or wrongly), and depending on how long Triple H is willing to work, there may be a new all-time match time record.
Others definitely won't fall - and others might never - but the greatest pleasure of the biggest stage of them all for professional wrestling is that there are very few things that are assured. Either way, now is the perfect time to look back at the most important and intriguing WrestleMania records on the books...
13. The Undertaker
And he's not even Mr WrestleMania.
Will he make it 22 wins against Bray Wyatt? Some would say that would be a major mistake.