John Cena's WWE WrestleMania record

The 16-time WWE World Champion has one of the most impressive resumes

Considered by many as one of the greatest pro wrestlers of all time, John Cena is currently in his final year as he is set to retire at the end of 2025. Cena kicked off his farewell tour at the Raw Netflix debut in January and is looking to win his 17th World title in order to break the tie with Ric Flair and become the one and only 17-time WWE World Champion.

After kicking off his retirement tour, the 16-time WWE World Champion entered the men’s Royal Rumble match in order to punch his ticket to the grandest stage and headline WrestleMania 41. However, even after surviving till the end, he failed to win the match as he finished as a runner-up and was eliminated by Jey Uso.

The loss didn’t affect his determination as during the post-match presser he announced that main eventing Mania and winning the 17th title is still his goal and announced his entry into the 2025 men’s Elimination Chamber match, this time, Cena succeeded in his goal as he out CM Punk to sleep and won the match.

The G.O.A.T of pro wrestling is now set to battle the Undisputed WWE Champion Cody Rhodes at the 41st edition of WrestleMania. However, Cena also did something highly unexpected, which has gone down in history as some of the most historic moments of recent times.

Ahead of his final Mania PLE, let us take a look at the WrestleMania record of the 16-time WWE World Champion.

Also Read: Latest update on John Cena’s WWE schedule following WrestleMania 41

John Cena’s WrestleMania record

S. No	WrestleMania edition	Date	Opponent	Stipulation	Result	WrestleMania record
01.	XX	March 14, 2004	The Big Show	Singles match for the United States Championship	Win	1-0
02.	21	April 3, 2005	John Bradshaw Layfield (JBL)	Singles match for the WWE Championship	Win	2-0
03.	22	April 2, 2006	Triple H	Singles match for the WWE Championship	Win	3-0
04.	23	April 1, 2007	Shawn Michaels	Singles match for the WWE Championship	Win	4-0
05.	XXIV	March 30, 2008	Randy Orton & Triple H	Triple threat match for the WWE Championship	Loss	4-1
06.	XXV	April 5, 2009	Edge & The Big Show	Triple threat match for the World Heavyweight Championship	Win	5-1
07.	XXVI	March 28, 2010	Batista	Singles match for the WWE Championship	Win	6-1
08.	XXVII	April 3, 2011	The Miz	Singles match for the WWE Championship	Loss	6-2
09.	XXVIII	April 1, 2012	The Rock	Singles match	Loss	6-3
10.	29	April 7, 2013	The Rock	Singles match for the WWE Championship	Win	7-3
11.	XXX	April 6, 2014	Bray Wyatt	Singles match	Win	8-3
12.	31	March 29, 2015	Rusev (Miro)	WWE United States Championship Match	Win	9-3
13.	34	April 8, 2018	The Undertaker	Singles match	Loss	9-4
14.	36	April 5, 2020	The Fiend	Firefly Funhouse match	Loss	9-5
15.	39	April 1, 2023	Austin Theory	Singles match for the United States Championship	Loss	9-6
16.	41	TBD	Cody Rhodes	Singles match for the Undisputed WWE Championship	TBD	TBD

After fifteen singles matches at the grandest stage, the 16-time WWE World Champion’s record stands at nine wins and six losses, and is now set to battle Cody Rhodes, which as mentioned will be his sixteenth and final WrestleMania match.

Total matches: 15

Win: 09

Loss: 06

Apart from singles matches and triple threats, Cena has also partaken in a mixed tag team match at the 33rd edition of the Mania PLE, where he teamed up with Nikki Bella and defeated the team of The Miz and Maryse.

Can John Cena break the tie with Ric Flair and win the 17th World title? What are your favorite moments from the greatest of all time’s illustrious career? Share your thoughts and predictions in the comments section.

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