WWE's most iconic finishers, from The Undertaker's Tombstone Piledriver to John Cena's Attitude Adjustment, defined eras and captivated audiences. The

The Texas Rattlesnake is arguably the biggest WWE superstar of all-time, and these are the matches that got him there.

Every era in WWE history has had a defining superstar, the clear face of the company for that time. The Golden Age of the 1980s belonged to Hulk Hogan, while the early 1990s New Generation Era was led by Bret Hart. The Attitude Era was ruled by Stone Cold ...

The PG Era showed the largest shift in WWE programming since the Attitude Era began. Pressure from sponsors, along with other deeper reasons, forced WWE to move away from violent matches and adult-oriented programs. In its place was a greater focus on ...

The episode featured all four members of the upcoming SummerSlam match. Jelly Roll and Orton will team up to face Paul and McIntyre at the event. Orton and McIntyre started brawling, leading them off-screen, as Jelly Roll watched on. He was going to cut to ...

Seth Rollins has produced some of the best work in WWE history across his career, from the moment he debuted as part of The Shield to where he is now as an established singles star. He has achieved that by delivering some tremendous matches and promos, with Rollins being one of the most consistent performers that the company has ever had.

Dominik Mysterio and CM Punk haven't had an on-screen rivalry in WWE but that didn't stop "Dirty Dom" from a deep cut toward the WWE World Heavyweight Champion.

With his career coming to an end on December 13, it is time to look back on John Cena's career and the extraordinary feuds that he has delivered throughout his