So you think you know WWE history? Well, think again. We've spent 42 years watching

WrestleMania but tucked away in the dirty old record books are statistics so bizarre you're

about to call me a liar. And worse, probably. I'm Andy from What Culture Wrestling and these

are 10 obscure WrestleMania facts you'll swear aren't real. Number 10. Snoop Dog has a better record than several legends.

Snoop Dog is the most prolific celebrity in WrestleMania history,

appearing on five separate shows over the years in various capacities.

The big man has been in backstage segments, performed his cousin Sasha Banks to the ring,

served as a guest commentator, and even hosted a mania as well.

But it was at WrestleMania 39 when the DOWG was called into action for an impromptu match

against fellow co-host The Miz.

This came after one of the silliest WW Returns of All Time when Shane McMahon of all people

marched his way down to fight the Miz, got You've Still

Got it chance from the crowd, and almost immediately tore his ACL.

Snoop ended up taking Shane's spot in the match and pinned Miz to win. Technically, this

makes him 1 and 0 at WrestleMania, which is pretty funny. Considering Gold Dust is winless in

seven WrestleMania matches, ASCA is 0 and 5, Big E has 0 wins out of 5 matches, and the Dudley Boys went 0 and 4.

So, in one way, Snoop Dogg can sort of claim that he is a better wrestler than all of them combined.

That's how it works, right?

Number 9. WWE has doubled up before.

WWE's decision to pool WrestleMania 42 from New Orleans in favor of a second consecutive year in Las Vegas drew a lot of criticism for a lot of reasons.

I mean, not from me. I love Las Vegas. But in fairness, the company had already announced New Orleans and if I lived there,

yeah, I'd probably be a little hacked off as well.

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