Will John Cena make history and win his 17th wwe Championship at Wrestlemania?

What about this don't you undersand?

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Ranking: The 10 Greatest Tag Teams Of All-Time

Jacques Martin

Throughout the years of WWE, tag teams have been some of the best entertainment - and here are the best duos of wrestling.

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No matter how many different ranking you find the Roadwarriors are always NUMBER ONE.

You can't figure out I am using them as a tagteam, don't care about singles anything ok rookie?

The Roadwarriors are bigger in the biz than Brett Hart, can't believe you have to be told that.

Dude you have 0 clue what you’re talking about again. Is there anything you know something about? “Butts in seats” guy doesn’t have Brett Hart in top 20. Listen to the pops he got. Also if wrestling doesn’t matter why isn’t Goldberg in your top list since he was incredibly popular? Probably cause he sucks at wrestling.

They flat out say that but people still take it like it's real fighting. Even two wimps in a 5 minute cat fight will draw blood. Rarely in wrestling.

So you put Goldberg above the legends I listed?

Rookies sheesh~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

What about in ring ability do you not understand? Road Warriors were just two big stiffs who used a gimmick to compensate for their lack of skills. Steiner Brothers could WRESTLE.

Imagine Hawk or Animal trying to hit a Frankensteiner, LOL. They’d break their own necks! 😆

Obviously you've never seen Abdullah the Butcher, Brusier Brody, The Sheik rassle.

Nobody cares about any of that guy, all that matters in PRO RASSLIN' is generating.....HEAT~~~~~

When talking the great tagteams we find the Steiners maybe 8ish but usually more 15th, Te Roadwarriors ALWAYS at........Number one......ALWAYS.

Danny Hodge was a great NCAA Wrestler.he could have whipped everyone in a legit wrestling match, who cares. yep......nobody. PRO rasslin; isn't about that.

Hulk Hogan is as big as the biz gets, he couldn't wrestle a lick,

I didn’t put Goldberg above, dummy. I said if all you care is butts in seats you need to put Goldberg since you don’t care about actual wrestling skills.

Steiners had all the tools inside the ring and out. Road Warriors had… face paint and spiked shoulder pads. Ooh, what a rush! 🤣

It's always exciting to speculate on WrestleMania outcomes! John Cena achieving a 17th WWE Championship would indeed be historic, surpassing Ric Flair’s record. As for his match against Cody Rhodes, it's tough to predict since many factors come into play in wrestling storylines. Regarding his place among all-time greats, Cena's impact on and off the ring is undeniable. I’d personally rank him in the top 10, considering his longevity, mainstream crossover appeal, and contributions to the business. He's certainly left a lasting legacy.

Is this a joke? He already won when this post was written.

I watched the replay last night. That was AWFUL. Whoever scripted that for WWE should be fired. It was literally like watching 2 old wounded dogs try to fight.

Game of Thrones isn't a real sport, either. Figure skating is more legit athletic competition.

The only WM main event finish I can think of that was on par with how bad that was - WM9 with the insanely bad "Brett tells Hogan to save the day" finish with Yokozuna. But that ending at least was kind of over at the time - what happened Sunday night was as tragic and pathetic as they come.

First of all, surely that spot was botched - I'm convinced someone forgot a cue and sent the whole thing into slow motion. The labored "belt struggle" followed by the really feeble "Ric Flair'esque" beg for mercy schtick - so incredibly predictable but at least a guy like Flair could pull it off. Travis Scott is involved - okay yeah that makes sense right. Sure - R&B celebrities are just experts at how to advise pro wrestlers on turning heel after all. Did the Rock have something better to do so the next "relevant" guy on the list was drumroll, Travis Scott?

And way to bury Rhodes after you spend a year trying to build him up as a guy on par with HHH, Rock, Austin, HBK, Hogan etc - a guy that could carry a company. Cena simply looked like some pasty old former dockworker now sickness beneficiary from Baltimore out there, and he won like that? I think of WM 18 and Hogan v Rock. Say what you will about Hogan's in-ring ability, and he was a year older than Cena, but he looked far more legit, wrestled a better match and told a greater story and was over as f--k in that one. Anyone that puts Cena in the same category of greatness as Hogan needs to go watch that match and force themselves to watch last night again to see every single issue that real wrestling fans have had with John Cena as a top guy throughout his entire career.

Once again it just shows that just because you were a great in the industry actually doing it, doesn't mean your ability transcends to all elements of it. This is the WWE's most important event, presumably there were tons of creative discussion around what to do in the one match that defines the entire weekend and this is what Paul Levesque, aka the great HHH and chief content officer signs off on? Like this is what you thought your fans would think was awesome? Sadly I don't think he's going to fire himself.

I agree, it was a disappointing match with an even worse finish. But I think that was an intentional part of Cena's overarching strategy as a heel. Since his heel turn, Cena has said that he isn't going to give the fans what they want. Many fans have been asking for him to turn heel for years, but now that he finally is one, he's trying to do it in a way that doesn't please them. He hasn't gotten a new entrance song, and he hasn't changed his wrestling attire. When he comes out to the ring now, there's no flash in his entrance, and he barely shows any emotion. He doesn't want to be the cool heel, and he is no longer here for anyone's entertainment.

Cena can give fans a good match if he wants, but he doesn't want to do that anymore because the heel version of Cena doesn't want to please the fans. He deliberately worked at a snail's pace last night, seemingly trying as much as possible to not have the match be exciting at any point. I was surprised he did the five-knuckle shuffle, knowing it's his most popular move. But even when he set it up with his usual shoulder tackles, he took a lot of time to do them so as to not raise the excitement level.

As a heel, Cena has been saying he wans to "ruin wrestling," and I think the disappointing nature of WrestleMania's main event was a major part of that character goal. I'm interested to see where things go with his title run because it's unlike anything I've seen from a heel before.

I don't think Cody's stature was significantly harmed by Sunday's match. He still looked strong by kicking out of multiple finishers and not giving up to Cena's submission hold. Contrast that with Gunther, who looked like a punk tapping out to his own submission hold almost as soon as it was applied on him.

Nobody cares about legit wrestling ability dummy, and that should be very obvious.

The bottom line in this biz is getting the fans into your character not how you actually wrestle.

The biggest heel of all time...The Sheik....threw fire, carved guys up with a pencil, stomped and gouged, the fans ate it up, they weren't there to see arm bars and leg locks.

Stay off the cocaine!

Why do you think the biz is all fake now? Yep. nobody wanted to see headlocks and full nelsons.

Keep it moving, more kicks, punching, gouging, less actual wrestling which is boring.