If John Cena Returns To WWE, It's Time To Make Him A Grand Slam Champion

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John Cena is one of the most decorated wrestlers in the WWE with accolades including being wrestler of the year, match of the year, a two-time Royal Rumble winner, high stats on WWE2K games, and the 2012 Money In The Bank winner. Whilst also being a record-breaking 16-time world champion, it is hard to believe that after an illustrious and recently celebrated 20-year career, Cena is yet to be a Grand Slam champion.

Like The Rock before him, Cena has turned his attention in recent years toward movies and television. During his appearance on Monday Night Raw to celebrate his WWE anniversary, Cena said that he would return one day but is not sure when, and if Cena does return in the near future it's time to honor him with the titles he so very much deserves to grant him the name of Grand Slam champ.

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To become a Grand Slam champion, a wrestler has to have achieved both titles in the categories of world titles, tag team division, and the mid-card titles such as the United States and Intercontinental titles. John Cena may be a 16-time champ and a five-time United States champion, but he has never won the Intercontinental title. There are obvious reasons that relate to this including the brand that the title is associated with and how since 2005, John Cena has been involved in the top flight of WWE and the face of the company for over a decade. The WWE is a company that has only shown a wrestler to hold more than one title on rare occasions. However, now with Roman Reigns unifying the world titles, anything is possible. There have been wrestlers holding both a mid-card and tag-team title and Cena has held the WWE championship simultaneously with the World Tag-Team Championships and won both the World