If you had told 2009 Philip Sledge that he would one day be looking forward to seeing a middle-aged John Cena and Randy Orton wrestling for the WWE Championship, he’d probably s

John Cena, prior to his villainous era, was always kind of seen as a white canvas wrestler. He was vanilla, he did the right things, won the right fights, and made all the right moves with almost surgical precision. He was clean–almost too clean for the WWE. Up until he discovered freestyle rapping on the back of the tour bus, that is.

John Cena defeated Cody Rhodes in the main event of WrestleMania 41, capturing the Undisputed WWE Championship and breaking the record for most WWE titles in history.