5 jaw-dropping WrestleMania stats
WrestleMania events are arguably the biggest wrestling events in the world of sports entertainment. Every single wrestler dreams of reaching that platform where they can showcase their talent to thousands in attendance and millions around the world.
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The Road to WrestleMania takes ages to reach and is one of the most exciting time of the year for a fan as they watch storylines develop for the grand event. The events that unfold are a treat to watch more often than not, and this has led to the event hosting the biggest names in the world.
Athletes outside of the wrestling world are also interested in taking part in an event for the single reason that it showcases their skill to the largest possible audience. Floyd Mayweather and Shaquille O Neal are two of the most well-known athletes who have taken part in WrestleMania events.
With that said, the event has some extremely interesting statistics that are almost impossible to believe. Let’s take a look at 5 of these jaw-dropping statics, and how they have impacted the history of the business.
#5 Vince McMahon: The Lucky One
Vince McMahon is probably the biggest name in the world of wrestling. However, he is more famous for being the Chairman and the lead caller in the WWE more than his in-ring capabilities.
Even though that is the case, that hasn’t stopped him from having some iconic rivalries and matches in the WWE which helped shaped what the business look like today.
Hulk Hogan is one man who was the cornerstone of WrestleManias. He worked the last match of eight out of the initial nine WrestleMania events.
Similarly, Shawn Michaels is another man who is synonymous to the world of wrestling and has worked some of the best matches at WrestleMania events.
With that said, only one man has faced both the superstars at WrestleManias. That man is none other than Vince McMahon himself!
That is correct, the heel character McMahon has battled both top superstars in individual WrestleMania matches, losing both the matches but marking a distinctive feat for himself.