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1. johan cena the wwe Champion for the 11th time

John Cena shocked the world on Sunday by defeating the Rock at the main event match of WrestleMania 29, which was the biggest WWE event for the year.

He could be the “Greatest Wrestler of All Time” in terms of combined days as WWE Champion, as only Hulk Hogan, Bruno Sammartino and Bob Backlund are above him.

2. The Survivor Triple H

There have been six career-threatening matches in the history of  WrestleMania, and the 29th saw Triple H win his career threatening match against Brock Lesnar in a no hold barred match and didn’t need to retire.

The others are:

WrestleMania 1: Big Studd John vs Andre The Giant (Body Slam Match)

Winner: Andre The Giant who won the match and retained his place.

WrestleMania 3: Rowdy Roddy Piper vs Adrian Adonis (Hair vs Hair match)

Winner: Rowdy Roddy Piper who saved his career at stake

WrestleMania 7: The Ultimate Warrior vs “Macho Man” Randy Savage

Winner: The Ultimate Warrior won this career vs career threatening match and forced Randy Savage to retire

WrestleMania 19: Hulk Hogan vs Steve McMahon (street match)

Winner: Hulk Hogan won this big match and proved to be a survivor

WrestleMania 24: Shawn Michaels vs Ric Flair

Winner: Shawn Michaels won this match and forced Ric Flair to retire in what was to be the most emotional match in the history of Wrestling

WrestleMania 26: The Undertaker vs Shawn Michaels (Streak vs Career match)

Winner: Undertaker maintained his streak by winning it the 18th time and ending the career for Shawn Michaels

3. The Debutantes

Fandango won in his debut match against Chris Jericho while the other debutante Big E Langston lost his tag team match with Dolph Ziggler against Team Hell No for the World Tag Team Championship

4. Alberto Del Rio’s bond with the Heavyweight  title

Alberto Del Rio defeated Jack Swagger to keep the heavyweight  tag for more than 90 days now. It has been his belt since 8th January, 2013

5. Chris Jericho’s poor run

Chris Jericho has lost the last 4 PPVs including Extreme Rules in 2012. The others on the run were:

- Royal Rumble

- Elimination Chamber

- WrestleMania 29

6. 21-0

The legend, Undertaker, has kept his unbeaten record for the 21st time in WrestleMania by beating his rival 

7. Money in the Bank still with Dolph Ziggler

The 2012 “Money in the Bank” winner Dolph Ziggler hasn’t cashed it for 8 PPVs now.

8. WrestleMania 29 a record setter

This WrestleMania saw a record $12.3 million ticket revenue at the MetLife stadium. The previous best for this stadium was for one of the U2 concerts, which reached $8.9 million.

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a question Raw SuperShow seems to be answering. After beating WWE Tag Team Champions Primo & Epico Monday night, Intercontinental Champion Big Show and The Great Khali busted a move inside London's O2 Arena to the delight of the WWE Universe. 

 It was an interesting night for John Cena, starting with a controversial interview in which Brock Lesnar called him out. The former UFC Heavyweight Champion had choice words for the Cenation leader, saying if Lesnar hadn't left WWE, Cena would "be carrying his gym bags." And the night only got worse once Cena was introduced to his "mystery opponent

WWE Roman Reigns

Fortunately, per Raw General Manager Mick Foley, we’ll have our answer Monday night, when Enzo & Cass take on Cesaro & Sheamus for the right to challenge the so-called “good brothers” on The Grandest Stage of Them All.

The Undertaker interrupts Braun Strowman, but when Roman Reigns disrespects him, The Deadman responds with a chokeslam.

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Good security is hard to find. Just ask the McMahons after last night. The plainclothes officers Stephanie corralled to force Reigns out of the building as comeuppance for putting his hands on dear papa wound up bullying she and Vince around instead. But hey, this is Brooklyn – they don't take no guff. Or at least that's what I inferred from one hell of an incoherent (and uncomfortable) opening segment. Still, this points to only one solution: The return of everyone's favorite pint-sized, earpiece-accessorized dynamic body-guarding do, J&J. They could even arrive via FedEx at next week 's Raw as a belated holiday gift from Seth Rollins to his bosses. Plus, Jamie Noble's from West Virginia, which is kind of like another country, so he could even pull double duty for League of Nations.

Whilst on the subject of Sheamus and his motley crew of vaguely international cohorts, this is one gimmick that may have run its course. Is it too late to team Alberto Del Rio back up with Zeb Colter, place King Barrett back atop his Bad News podium and find some other "stupid American" for Rusev to feud with? It was a Herculean effort from the commentary crew to try and hyperbolize the League of Nations' run of domination, but methinks WWE's starting to wish they pulled the trigger on this whole McMahons vs. Reigns angle sooner and bypassed rush-ordering a tenuous new stable entirely. One little detail that might help: At least in its nascent stages, make sure the League is a united front at all times, with all four members at ringside or none at all. Del Rio was conspicuous in his absence at the outset of last night's six-man tag, as Barrett had been in a supporting capacity in recent weeks. The foursome isn't yet convincing enough as a clique to command our attention in smaller factions. Might be time for LON to at least put together some pretaped vignettes illustrating their intent. Otherwise, we may have to retroactively declare them DOA.

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And speaking of, John Cena returned to help seduce some more eyeballs, the Wyatt Family and Dudley Boyz were among those who pulled a Leftovers and, poof, disappeared from sight, and the League of Nations kept doing whatever it is they do to further their quest for world domination. Or something like that.

It was a tough night for the McMahon clan. Roman Reigns pushed Vince around, some cops threatened Stephanie and Vince laid his hands 'em and got cuffed and booked. And as one final indignity, VKM was apparently being detained at a  But the Chairman would have his revenge in the end, returning to restore order amid the main-event fallout and demanding the champ put his title on the line against Sheamus next Monday – with none other than Vince himself as guest referee. Ratings!

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He’s a 16-time World Champion, five-time U.S. Champion and record-setting Make-A-Wish granter. He’s released a hit album, starred in blockbuster movies, and — more than a decade into his WWE tenure — he hasn’t slowed down a step. If you really can’t see John Cena at this point, chances are you simply aren’t looking.

Was there any doubt Cena would become the living legend he is today? You practically knew you were glimpsing the future “Face That Runs the Place” when a muscular Massachusetts kid threw down with Kurt Angle for a chance to become a true WWE Superstar. Sure enough, a little ruthless aggression went a long way. After gaining the respect of his peers by stepping to The Olympic Hero, Cena went supernova as the fire-spitting Doctor of Thuganomics, eventually reaching the peak by upending JBL for his first WWE World Heavyweight Championship at WrestleMania 21.

Far from being a one-hit wonder, however, Cena set up shop at the mountaintop and refused to decamp, instituting an open-challenge policy to anyone who thought they could knock him off: You want some, come get some. And slowly but surely, Cena — preaching an ethos of “Hustle, Loyalty, Respect” — not only amassed a battalion of followers he dubbed the “Cenation,” but also accumulated enough hardware to fill a Home Depot. He didn’t cut corners to get it done, either. Cena’s resume of defeated foes comprises both future WWE Hall of Famers like The Rock, Randy Orton, Batista, Brock Lesnar and Triple H and some of WWE’s newest stars in Seth Rollins, Rusev, Kevin Owens and Bray Wyatt.