At Money in the Bank 2014, eight superstars competed for the opportunity to win the vacant
WWE world titles.
But in the end, it was John Cena who prevailed.
Cena went on to successfully defend both titles in a fatal-four-way match at Battleground
before igniting an intense feud with Brock Lesnar.
At SummerSlam 2014, Cena was left beaten and victimized at the hands of Brock Lesnar, ending
his double title reign at just 49 days.
2013 was the year of The Viper, Randy Orton.
With the newly formed Authority by his side, Orton was endorsed as the “face of the company”.
But there was one slight problem; Orton was the WWE Champion and John Cena was the World
Heavyweight Champion so a unification match was set-up between the two at TLC 2013 to
find out who the true champion was.
Orton walked out as the dual champion and he went on to hold both titles until WrestleMania 30.
At Vengeance 2001, Chris Jericho cemented himself as a living legend by becoming the
first Undisputed WWE Champion after defeating two of the biggest icons in wrestling history:
The Rock and Stone Cold Steve Austin both in the same night!
It was a night for Jericho to remember and one that he doesn’t mention enough….
Jericho held both titles for 98 days before losing them to Triple H in the main event
of WrestleMania 18.
At WrestleMania 35, history was made when Ronda Rousey, Charlotte Flair and Becky Lynch
became the first women to main event WrestleMania in a “Winner Takes All” match.
Becky Lynch walked into WrestleMania with nothing but walked out as both the Raw and
SmackDown Women’s Champion, the first-ever woman… or “Man” … to do so.
From that point on, “Becky 2 Belts” was born.
You’ve got to admit, Roman Reigns is in “God Mode” right now.
Ever since he became The Tribal Chief, Reigns has smashed all his competition, stacked and
pinned both Edge and Daniel Bryan to win in the main event of WrestleMania 37 and he’s
become the longest reigning Universal Champion in WWE history.
To cap it all off, in the main event of WrestleMania 38 Reigns became the first person to hold
both the Universal and WWE Championships at the same time after slaying The Beast, Brock Lesnar.