5 crazy expensive things owned by WWE Superstars

The life of a WWE Superstar isn't always glamorous. You travel on the road for years, taking bumps, avoiding injuries, staying in hotels.

But all that pays off (literally speaking) when stars receive their paycheck, with established main eventers raking in the big bucks because of their in-ring work and star power.

Winning the WWE Championship at WrestleMania 21, Cena established himself as the top star on SmackDown, before moving to RAW as part of the 2005 Draft Lottery.

Now a 16 time World Champion, Cena has transcended the squared circle, appearing in movies and TV series', including reality shows produced by the company like Total Divas, and a starring role on Total Bellas.

But Big match John isn't the only one to make the Here are five things John Cena owns, and the massive amount he paid to own them.

#5 John Cena's mansion

Accustomed to living in luxury, the Cenation leader has an incredible mansion in Tampa, Florida, a city where many WWE Superstars choose to reside.

Paying a hefty $6 million for the home, the mansion is in a gated, private community, allowing Cena to avoid fanatical fans finding his home.

Features of the house include a pool, a walk-in closet, and even an elevator, and has been featured on both Total Divas and Total Bellas.

The house even includes a smoking room, with various cigars, but that area is restricted to just the men of the house.

The home was featured prominently early on in Total Divas, when Cena (who was with Nikki Bella at the time) welcomed Daniel Bryan and Brie Bella to stay.

Controversy arose later on in the show, when Cena wanted Nikki to sign a series of contracts before moving in, which included clauses allowing Cena to kick her out at a moment's notice.

#4 The Rock's Panerai Luminor 1950 Submersible Watch

When you're such a huge star, both in and out of the ring like Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson, you need to make sure you're on time.

The People's Champion does this effortlessly with this watch, which you can see him wear in many of his films.

The watch includes Saphire Glass, a ceramic and titanium bezel as well as luminescent hands, so he can even tell time in the dark.

And if he fancies cooling off after a long day shooting films, the Panerai Luminor 1950 is waterproof up to 300 meters.

The watch was featured prominently in 2015's San Andreas, which saw Johnson as Ray Gaines, a helicopter rescue pilot who saves the day after an earthquake caused by the San Andreas Fault.

If you're wanting to match the People's Champion this Halloween, you better start saving up. The watch's price starts at $9,000.

#3 Stone Cold Steve Austin's Monster Truck (and Ranch)

Fans of the Attitude Era may remember when Stone Cold Steve Austin arrived to WWF Monday Night RAW in a Monster Truck, crushing his nemesis The Rock's car, in their battle over the WWF Championship across 1999.

But not many know that Austin ended up keeping the Truck, emblazoned with his infamous 'Austin 3:16' insignia, which now takes up residence in Austin's Broken Skull Ranch.

Spanning over 2,000 acres and located in Tilden, Texas, the ranch is located beside the Nueces River.

It features five ponds, an underground well, two barns, as well as a swimming pool for when the Bionic Redneck wants to cool off.

Austin's mansion of a house is located at the heart of the ranch which includes a gym and massive garage, with the overall cost of the ranch estimated to run into the millions of collars.

#2 Vince McMahon's Tyrannosaurus Rex Skull

This might be the craziest item of all, made even weirder when you find out Vince didn't even pay a penny for it.

Instead, it was a gift from his son in law, Triple H, who saw the prop replica of a T-Rex Skull whilst on a movie set.

Costing an estimated $5,000, The Game presented the skull to McMahon, who reportedly loved it, and now the Skull hangs on a wall in Vince's office.

I have to admit, there's something very baller about Vince, operating the WWE as a whole, all the time with the skull of the King of the Dinosaurs hanging on his wall, albeit a fake skull.

It must certainly be an intimidating sight to everyone when they first see it, from the highest most successful names in all of the business world, to new wrestlers signing their first contracts.

#1 The Rock's Paul Smith PS871 Sunglasses

The second appearance of The Rock on this list, just goes to show just how much the Great One is worth.

Seeing The Rock wearing Sunglasses is not a rare sight, with The Brahma Bull rocking the shades often during the Attitude Era, with one iconic moment on Monday Night RAW seeing his shades fall off, only to be delicately placed back on his face by Mick Foley.

These particular shades, however, are rumored to be a favorite of The Rock, and is designed for men and women.

The Paul Smith PS871 Sunglasses boasts an innovative design, made for both men and women, who wish to have protection from the sun, but also look good doing so.

Whilst there is no fixed price for these Sunglasses, expect them to be expensive, especially after the company has received what is essentially free advertising from The Rock.