@kevinhunsperger, @chadsmart, @my123cents
Last year I had the idea to do an MVPs of WrestleMania blog, but came up with it a day or two before the big event. So I held my list waiting for WrestleMania 32 to roll around. Admittedly I've made a couple of minor tweaks to the original list and debated internally over the quality of my list. I invited Chad to play along too. While the lists aren't perfect (he's not in our top ten), I hope you enjoy. A new blog will be posted daily until March 31, the day I leave for Dallas.
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| Winning the title! Courtesy: WWE |
Kevin's pick:
4) John Cena: Probably an unpopular choice to some, but John Cena has been a staple of WrestleMania for the last 12 years. This year marks the first Mania without Cena, however I'm not convinced his presence won't be felt. Cena won the U.S. title at his first WrestleMania and the WWE Championship at his second. He went on to defend, capture or wrestle for the gold in the years that followed. It wasn't until 2012 when he was in his first non-title WrestleMania match, but still main evented, losing to The Rock. His only other non-title affair game against Bray Wyatt at WrestleMania 30. Winning the U.S. title again at 31 helped give that championship new life. The John Cena U.S. Open Challenge made an overlooked secondary title great again. He's also had some pretty cool entrances through the years.
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| Winning the title! Courtesy: WWE |
Chad's pick:
4) Shawn Michaels: Looking
at his win-loss record, you’d never guess Shawn Michaels is called, “Mr.
WrestleMania.” Shawn lost almost twice as many matches as he won compiling a
6-11 record over the course of his WWE career. While his record may not be outstanding, one can’t deny that
his matches against Razor Ramon, Steven Austin, Chris Jericho and The
Undertaker aren’t some of the best in WrestleMania history.
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