20 Greatest WWE Wrestlers Of All Time

#10 John Cena

The Face that runs this business

If you watch Roman Reigns on a weekly basis and try to analyze his mannerisms, you will end up missing John Cena, just a little bit.

Whether you love him or hate him, there's no denying that his entry in the Ruthless Aggression era changed the business forever.

John Cena made his WWE debut in 2002, where he instantly made an impact by defeating Kurt Angle, in what was a very shocking moment.

His initial tenure in SmackDown was innovative, with the guy using his rap gimmick to the extreme, and shoving off Thuganomics to his opponents.

The 41-year old Icon has done it all, be it inside or outside of the ring. Widely regarded as one of the most polarizing superstars ever, the former United States Champion gravitates attention like no other.

His physique and his work ethic inspired legions of WWE fans all over the world, and positioned him as the face of the company for almost ten years.

Being a regular main-event superstar during his time, the Cenation had the honor of headlining WrestleMania for five times, and multiple pay-per-views throughout his career.

While a lot of fans criticize Cena for his wrestling skills, the 16-time World Champion's U.S. Open Challenge was a sensational move to prove his critics wrong.

Cena had classic matches with the likes of Kevin Owens, Cesaro, Neville, Sami Zayn, and Rusev, giving the WWE Universe something refreshing on a weekly basis.

Considering that he carries off a superhero persona, the 41-year old Superstar has been able to back up, and deliver when required.

His feuds with C.M. Punk, A.J. Styles, Edge, Randy Orton, the Rock, Batista, Triple H, and, Shawn Michaels have been unforgettable, and will always be cherished.

If personal accolades are anything to take into account, then John Cena has won 25 championships throughout his incredible career, with 16-world Championships, which has tied him with Ric Flair, as the highest number of world title reigns in company's history.

Be it Money in the Bank, or the Royal Rumble, the Cenation leader has registered his name in history everywhere he went.

He still attracts tremendous attention, and while he may not be the greatest 'wrestler' of all time, he still remains very pivotal to this industry.