9. John Cena Has An Impressive 8-3 Record At Wrestlemania
John Cena has already compiled a Hall of Fame worthy resume filled with legendary accomplishments. He has been named Pro Wrestling Illustrated's Top Wrestler in 2006, 2007, and 2013. He's held the WWE Championship belt an unprecedented 11 times and has 3 additional World Heavyweight Championship reigns to his credit as well. He's won the Royal Rumble match twice, Money in the Bank once, and has a rarely awarded 5-star match designation from Wrestling Observer Newsletter for his July 17, 2011 epic battle with CM Punk. Perhaps the most impressive statistics Cena has compiled over his 15-year professional career have come with his nearly unmatched success at Wrestlemania. Cena made his Wrestlemania debut in 2004 against the Big Show where he won the U.S. Championship in less than 10 minutes. This would be the first of Cena's unmatched 5 championship wins at the Granddaddy of all Pay-Per-Views and the first of his eight Wrestlemania victories. Only one man has compiled more wins in the history of Wrestlemania and that is, of course, The Undertaker with 21. In sum, Cena has either closed the show or wrestled for a heavyweight title at nine different Wrestlemanias, and he is the only wrestler to have won world titles at four different shows (WM 21, 25, 26, and 29). He also retained the WWE title at Wrestlemanias 22 and 23. Interestingly, one of Cena's three Wrestlemania losses came at the hands of now virtually buried superstar "The Miz."
