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#3 Myth: John Cena and Roman Reigns win all the time
If you were to ask any WWE fan who the two most ‘pushed’ Superstars have been over the last 10 years, the answer would almost certainly be John Cena and Roman Reigns.
The phrase ‘Cena wins LOL’ has become somewhat of an internet phenomenon among wrestling fans in recent years, while Reigns has lost clean to just three people in one-on-one matches in WWE.
However, the two most polarizing Superstars in recent memory have much worse win ratios than you might expect, with Cena winning 91 of his 155 PPV matches (58.71%) and Reigns winning just 29 of his 57 PPV matches (50.88%).
To put that into context, Bray Wyatt is regarded as a serial loser when it comes to major rivalries but he has still won 21 of his 39 PPV matches (53.85%) in WWE – a better ratio than Reigns.
Information obtained from profightdb.com.
