John Cena made history Sunday night when he defeated AJ Styles to win his 16th WWE World Title at the Royal Rumble. Cena has now tied Ric Flair’s record, and the only thing life for him to do now is break the record.
John Cena made history on Sunday, and Kurt Angle will make history on March 31st when he headlines the 2017 WWE Hall of Fame class. Kurt Angle and John Cena know each other well, as they were rivals during Angle’s run with WWE, and Angle doesn’t seem to think that Cena is done making history just yet.
After John Cena became World Champion for the 16th time in his career, his peers took to Twitter to congratulate him, but Kurt Angle says that he’s going to hold off on congratulating Cena until he wins his 17th World Title.
I won't congratulate @JohnCena 4 tying #Flair's record because this guy isn't done yet.He will get #17 before he's done. #youllsee #ItsTrue
— Kurt Angle (@RealKurtAngle) January 31, 2017
Chris Jericho lasted 61 minutes in this year’s Royal Rumble match, and he reminded us all of his accomplishment on Raw when he declared that he will be known as the “61 Minute Man” from here on out.
Jericho’s Royal Rumble performance this year was impressive without a doubt, but according to F4Wonline.com, the current United States Champion suffered a minor ankle injury during the match. However, the injury certainly didn’t seem to slow Jericho down as he battled Sami Zayn in a 14 minute match this week on Raw.
