4. Big Show
John Cena picking up The Big Show to deliver the Attitude Adjustment was always an impressive visual. Their matches against each other were far from the greatest from bell to bell, but were usually effective. That’s why they wrestled each other so many times over the years, including 14 times on pay-per-view.
The first time it happened was at Survivor Series 2003 – Big Show represented Team Lesnar while the Doctor of Thuganomics was a part of Kurt Angle’s team. Cena stood tall alongside Chris Benoit in the end, picking up the win for Angle’s group by pinning none other than Big Show himself following an impressive AA (then known as the FU).
That made Cena look like a million dollars, so management booked them in a singles match for Show’s United States Championship at WrestleMania 20. Cena overpowered the giant in the opening match of ‘Mania 20, winning his very first WWE title in the process. Their first program was a tremendous success, and they shared the ring more times during Cena’s run as the company’s top star.
John Cena Vs. Big Show – Who Had The Upper Hand?
| Number Of PPV Matches | 14 |
| John Cena’s Victories |
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| Big Show’s Victories | None |
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Who Had The Upper Hand?
This one is obvious. John Cena always had Big Show’s number over the years and never lost to The World’s Largest Athlete on pay-per-view.
