#2 Triple H (7)
Love him or hate him, The Game has been a mainstay in the WWE for over two decades. Triple H's name will forever be synonymous with the wrestling company, despite him wrestling his early years in WCW.
Thankfully, destiny would take control and the cerebral assassin would instead become a main event player in the WWE. Last year, Hunter main evented WrestleMania 32 at the age of 46 in front of 100,000 people.
This main event was Levesque's 7th WM main event of his career, taking him above some of the greats of the industry.
Triple H's place on this list will surprise many as he's never truly had a significant breakout moment at the event. Instead, he's used his Mania slots to help put over young talents like John Cena, Batista and Roman Reigns.
Kudos to The Game for achieving this feat, but people will still say his numerous main event slots have something to do with his close ties to the boss.
