Wrestlezone’s Top Ten: Greatest Wrestlemania Superstars of All Time

February 21, 2013

Number 9: John Cena

Love him or hate him, John Cena deserves to be in the top 10 for a few reasons. Even though his matches are not the best on the card, his name has had a huge draw, and he was able to cash in on a year long feud with The Rock. That match in itself put him on a level that he had not reached. With that match, Cena also has beaten Big Show, JBL, Shawn Michaels, Edge, and Batista. He has gone 0-2 the past few years, but that should change this year. John Cena is another guy that has been able to cross promote the WWE with the rest of the entertainment world. Whether his entrances captivate you, or his wrestling bores you, Cena has been seen for over ten years, and has a great record on the big stage.

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