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It's often said that wins and losses do not matter in Professional Wrestling and the reason behind it is that the outcomes of matches are pre-determined. However, it has been proven time and again that wins and losses do matter and can affect how a Superstar is booked moving forward.
For example, consider a Superstar who has been on a roll for some time, raking up wins everywhere they go. When such a Superstar loses, the one whom he/she was defeated by suddenly gains a lot of credibility. Thus, even in a pre-determined sport like Professional Wrestling, it is necessary to keep track of the outcomes.
Now, with Wrestlemania 35 just over a week away, it should be interesting to see who is heading into the Showcase of Immortals with the best W/L/D record. This list will feature the Superstars with most wins (and least number of losses at the same time) at Wrestlemania this decade.
So, without further ado, here are 6 Superstars with the Best Win/Loss records at Wrestlemania this decade (starting from Wrestlemania 26).
#5. Roman Reigns and Brock Lesnar (Record: 4-2-0)
Two of WWE's Biggest Superstars currently share the same Wrestlemania record. Lesnar returned to WWE on the night after Wrestlemania 28, which pushed his first Wrestlemania appearance to the following year.
The Beast Incarnate was unsuccessful in defeating Triple H at Wrestlemania 29. In addition to that, he failed to retain the WWE Championship at Wrestlemania 31 after the Architect, Seth Rollins cashed in his Money in the Bank contract during the closing moments of the match. Apart from that, Lesnar has only won at Wrestlemania this decade, even ending The Undertaker's legendary Wrestlemania streak.
The Big Dog, Roman Reigns' first two Wrestlemania appearances were alongside his Shield brothers, Seth Rollins and Dean Ambrose. The Shield stood tall on both occasions. Reigns' first solo Wrestlemania outing in 2015 was ruined by Seth Rollins' last-minute cash-in.
However, the Big Dog was able to bounce back by defeating Triple H and The Undertaker at the following 2 editions of the Show of Shows. At Wrestlemania 34 last year, Reigns was unsuccessful in dethroning Brock Lesnar to win the Universal Championship.
#4. Daniel Bryan (Record: 5-2-1)
The former leader of the Yes Movement, Daniel Bryan is heading into Wrestlemania 35 as the WWE Champion. His Wrestlemania track record has gotten better with time. Although he came up short of grabbing victories at Wrestlemania 27 and 28, Bryan was able to turn things around the following year when he, along with Kane, retained the Tag Team Titles against the team of Dolph Ziggler and Big E Langston (now just Big E).
Wrestlemania 30 has got to be the best night of Bryan's career. The American Dragon defeated Triple H in the main show's opener. He then went on to win the WWE World Heavyweight Championship by tapping out Batista in the triple threat main event, which also involved Randy Orton. At Wrestlemania 31, Bryan defeated 6 other Superstars in a ladder match to win the Intercontinental Championship. However, Bryan's concussions and injuries caught up with him eventually and he had to retire from in-ring action.
Fast forward to the Wrestlemania 34 season, Bryan announced that he was cleared to compete. At the event, the team of Shane McMahon and the returning Daniel Bryan defeated Sami Zayn and Kevin Owens to oust them from Smackdown Live.
#3. John Cena (Record: 5-3-0)
John Cena, one of the most decorated WWE Superstars, has quite a shaky Wrestlemania win/loss record this decade. Although he defeated Batista at Wrestlemania 26, he suffered back to back losses against The Miz and The Rock at the following two editions of the Show of Shows.
However, as his slogan "Never Give Up" suggests, Cena was able to get right back on track and won at Wrestlemania 29,30,31 and 33. He didn't participate in 2016's edition due to being sidelined with an injury. Last year at Wrestlemania 34, the 16-time World Champion was quickly defeated by The Undertaker.
This year, John Cena doesn't have a match scheduled for the event so far. However, he is expected to be added in some shape or form, mainly as Kurt Angle's opponent in the Olympic Gold Medalist's final match.
#2. Seth Rollins (Record: 5-1-0)
The Kingslayer has won a match at every Wrestlemania that he has participated in. As mentioned earlier, he represented the Shield in his first two outings at the Biggest Show of the Year. At Wrestlemania 31, Rollins' night kicked off on a bad note when he lost to Randy Orton. However, he managed to make up for it before the show ended, by cashing in his Money in the Bank contract to win the WWE World Heavyweight Championship.
The Architect was forced to miss the following Wrestlemania due to suffering a knee injury in November 2015. He made his Wrestlemania return at the event's 33rd edition and defeated his Authority mentor, Triple H to earn the "Kingslayer" tag. The following year at Wrestlemania 34, he won the Intercontinental Championship from The Miz and became a Grand Slam Champion. Thus, it can be said that momentum is on Seth Rollins' side this year as he prepares to slay the Beast Incarnate, Brock Lesnar.
#1. The Undertaker (Record: 7-2-0):
You should have seen it coming. Like the previous 2 decades, The Phenom has managed to top the list this decade as well. The Undertaker retired Shawn Michaels at Wrestlemania 26. He then went on to have grueling bouts against Triple H at the following 2 Wrestlemania events, coming out on top both times.
The Undertaker, then 20-0 at Wrestlemania, added yet another win to his streak by defeating CM Punk at Wrestlemania 29.
At the 30th Anniversary of the Show of Shows, the unthinkable happened when Brock Lesnar defeated The Undertaker to end the latter's historic streak. The loss didn't hold The Undertaker back as he re-emerged from the Darkness to take out Bray Wyatt and Shane McMahon at Wrestlemania 31 and 32 respectively.
He suffered a loss against Roman Reigns in the main event of Wrestlemania 33 but bounced back by squashing John Cena the following year. This year, he could be missing his first Mania since 2000's event (in terms of having a match though, as he is still expected to make an appearance).
