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#5 John Cena 9-2 (81.81%)
It should be no surprise that record-sharing sixteen time World Champion John Cena has a good win-loss ratio at Survivor Series with one of his championship reigns coming from the pay-per-view when he pinned Chris Jericho for the World Heavyweight Championship in 2008.
John Cena’s first appearance at Survivor Series was back in 2003, where he was part of Team Angle and got the decisive pin fall against Team Lesnar in a Survivor Series Elimination match. He would go on to be a survivor again in 2004 and get the decisive pinfall in 2006. On top of this, he has notched up additional victories successfully defending both the WWE Championship and World Heavyweight Championship.
Despite Cena last wrestling in WWE back in January this year and is unlikely to be featured in this years’ Survivor Series, the fact remains he is still an active wrestler on WWE’s website. Furthermore, considering Cena is not currently represented by any brand and was a surprise competitor in his last appearance at the pay-per-view in 2017, there’s a possible chance he could show up again and any brand would do anything to have him represent them.
