10 WWE Stars Who Have Suffered The Most Since WrestleMania 30

10. John Cena

John Cena took the number 10 spot on this list last year, but his stock has continued to drop a bit more in the eyes of fans, which brings him back again. Part of the reason he doesn€™t feel as big as before is because of the emergence of Daniel Bryan and Roman Reigns, who have finally challenged him (a little) for the no. 1 babyface role. Another reason for Cena€™s slight drop in standing is that another year of him on top makes it over a decade as the true face of the company. The longer that continues, the more fans will grow increasingly bored. What also hurts Cena is that Rusev is no Bray Wyatt from last year. And both are a long way from The Rock at Mania 29. While Wyatt still had some of his mystique when the two had their showdown, Rusev is decidedly less over despite being given an impressive winning streak. This feud is essentially Hulk Hogan vs. stereotypical foreign villain from 1985. Times have changed, but this type of angle has not. Lastly, WWE has suddenly been telling us that John Cena is basically an old man. Despite looking pretty much like he did last year, and wrestling about the same, he€™s treated like a senior citizen. He€™s 37-years-old now, yet The Rock, The Undertaker, Hulk Hogan and plenty of others have held the WWE title at an older age than Cena without their age constantly being mentioned as a deterrent. However, he€™s still the biggest star in all of WWE, and with the company hoping to draw over 100,000 fans for WrestleMania next year at the AT&T Dome, expect him to be placed in a bigger match.