10 biggest appearance changes of WWE Superstars this decade

Modified Dec 09, 2019 17:30 GMT

#2 John Cena

The 16-time World Champion kept short hair for the majority of his babyface run in WWE, but all of that changed in 2018, when Cena revealed a new, unusual look. Many weren't happy to see this transformation, and some fans even compared him to former WWE Champion JBL! Cena soon explained the reason behind the new look.

I'm growing out my hair for a film that I'm doing in China. I've still got two months of filming but I'm going to keep it just because I like embracing the uncomfortable - and it's certainly a great way to handle negativity.

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#1 Triple H

The Game's signature long hair had been a mainstay for almost the entirety of his WWE career. At SummerSlam 2012, Brock Lesnar defeated Triple H with a Kimura Lock and a potential retirement announcement tease was made later. The 2012 Slammy Awards saw Triple H coming out with a new look. The Game had cut off his long hair and now sported short hair, plus a beard.

Triple H sports the look to this day, and it goes incredibly well with his backstage authoritative position.

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