By Jason Powell, ProWrestling.net Editor (@prowrestlingnet)
WWE WrestleMania 41 Night Two
April 20, 2025, in Las Vegas, Nevada at Allegiant Stadium
Streamed live on Peacock (Netflix internationally)
Michael Cole checked in on commentary and narrated arrival shots of Cody Rhodes, Penta, The Judgment Day, Bron Breakker, and Randy Orton, who was accompanied by his wife…
Backstage shots aired of Iyo Sky, Rhea Ripley, and Bianca Belair. The fans booed Belair…
Stephanie McMahon stood in the ring and said the last time WrestleMania was in Las Vegas was for WrestleMania 9 when she was 16 years old. She said she’s at WrestleMania 41 and her middle daughter is 16 years old. She said the fans are a part of her family because WWE is family. She said welcome home, and then welcomed everyone to night two of WrestleMania. Pyro shot off on the massive stage…
Michael Cole, Wade Barrett, and Pat McAfee spoke at the broadcast table. Cole asked Barrett about making his WrestleMania debut on commentary. Barrett said he lost his WrestleMania virginity, and then congratulated Cole taking part in a record 28th WrestleMania. Cole introduced the Spanish broadcast team…
The entrances for the Women’s World Championship match started with Iyo Sky. Bianca Belair made her entrance. There were women jumping rope, and kids with long ponytails. Belair, who wore a rose-covered robe, hugged one of the girls, whom Cole identified as her stepdaughter. Rhea Ripley made her entrance wearing a cool headpiece and a black jacket with small spikes at the top. Ripley was cheered loudly..
1. Iyo Sky vs. Bianca Belair vs. Rhea Ripley in a Triple Threat for the Women’s World Championship. Ring announcer Alicia Taylor delivered in-ring introductions for the title match. Belair cupped her ear to encourage more boos. Ripley and Belair jawed at each other after the opening bell. Sky approached them and they both tried to pie-face her, but she blocked their hands and then slapped Ripley across the face. Sky tried to slap Belair, who blocked it, and then shoved Sky into a slap from Ripley.
Sky hit an early double Blockbuster spot and made a double cover for a two count. Belair ran Sky into the turnbuckle. Ripley booted Belair, who tumbled to the floor. Ripley went to the apron and performed a cannonball dive onto Belair. Sky hit Ripley with an Asai Moonsault. A short time later, Ripley hoisted up Sky and launched her Razor’s Edge style at Belair. Ripley put Sky in the Prism Lock. Belair broke it up, and then she and Belair picked each other’s heads off the mat.
Ripley put Belair down with a big boot. Sky performed a springboard missile dropkick and then played to the crowd. Belair speared Sky. Belair followed up with a 450 splash on Sky. Ripley put Belair down with her Riptide finisher, but Belair kicked out at two. Sky stuffed a Ripside, but Ripley caught her with a boot to the head. Ripley stood on the seond rope and pulled up Sky for a Riptide, but Sky countered out of it. Sky went her Over The Moonsault finisher, but Ripley put her feet up. Belair hit the KOD on Sky and had her pinned, but Ripley broke it up. The crowd popped huge for that sequence.
Belair yelled at Ripley, who was on her knees, and then pie-faced her. Ripley fired back. Belair hit her with a big right. Ripley fired back again and then spat at Belair. Ripley got Belair on the apron and ran her into the turnbuckle. Ripley went to the middle rope and pulled Belair up with her. Belair fought Ripley, who sent her to the floor with a headbutt. Sky went for a Poison Rana on Ripley, who stuffed and performed an Alabama Slam that sent Sky on top of the ring post.
Belair stuffed Ripley’s finisher attempt. Belair whipped Ripley with her ponytail and then hit the KOD. Belair had Ripley pinned, but Sky hit both women with Over The Moonsault and then pinned Belair…
Iyo Sky defeated Bianca Belair and Rhea Ripley in 14:25 in a Triple Threat to retain the Women’s World Championship.
Powell’s POV: Now that’s how you open a show. Wow. This was outstanding, with great performances from all three wrestlers. They worked a fast pace, hit hard, and there was legitimate suspense regarding the outcome. McAfee called it an instant classic, and he was not guilty of using hyperbole. My guess is that Belair’s loss leads to a heel turn and a reunion with Naomi.
The video aired with Cardi B hyping that she will host SummerSlam in New Jersey on August 2-3…
Flavor Flav, and UFC Bantamweight Champion Merab Dvalishvili, and rapper Rich The Kid were shown in the crowd…
A video package set up the Sin City Street Fight. Drew McIntyre’s entrance had a “Doom” video game theme. Kerry King of Slayer and his self-titled solo band played guitar on the stage as part of Damian Priest’s entrance. Cole noted that Priest will be hosting a Slayer concert this summer…
2. Drew McIntyre vs. Damian Priest in a Sin City Street Fight. Dan Engler was the referee. McIntyre hit Priest from behind. Priest came right back and they fought to ringside. McIntyre suplexed Priest on the bottom of the entrance ramp. Cole said this was McIntyre’s 12th WrestleMania match and the fourth for Priest.
McIntyre took the ring steps apart and put the bottom half inside the ring. Priest picked up the top piece and hit McIntyre with it. A short time later, McIntyre picked up the top piece ring steps in another corner of the ring and battered Priest with them. McIntyre stopped and took a selfie while the broadcast team recalled that getting him in trouble last year.
McIntyre set up a few tables on the floor. McIntyre returned to the ring and then hit Priest with a flip dive on the floor, which drew a big pop. McIntyre rolled Priest back inside the ring and cupped his ears. The fans sang McIntyre’s name. McIntyre set up for his finisher. Priest threw a chair that hit McIntyre, who blocked it and then hit the Claymore Kick and got a near fall. Priest came back with a chokeslam. Priest worked over McIntyre with a chair.
Priest wedged a chair in between the ropes in a corner of the ring and then walked into a spinebuster. McIntyre set up a table in the middle of the ring. McIntyre placed Priest on the top turnbuckle and chopped him before joining him on the middle rope. McIntyre set up for White Noise, but Priest slipped away and hit a Razor’s Edge through the table in the ring. Priest covered McIntyre for a good near fall.
McIntyre came right back with a Future Shock DDT on top of a piece of the ring steps inside the ring for a near fall of his own. McIntyre and Priest traded strikes. McIntyre hit Priest with a Glasgow Kiss. Priest dropped McIntyre with a clothesline. Priest held McIntyre’s hand while going for Old School, which drew some boos. As Priest stood on the middle of the top rope, McIntyre shoved him, and then Priest crashed through the tables on the floor. McIntyre dragged Priest back inside the ring and placed his head against the chair wedged in the ropes. McIntyre hit a Claymore Kick that drove Priest’s head against the chair, and then pinned him…
Drew McIntyre defeated Damian Priest in 13:55 in a Sin City Street Fight.
After the match, McIntyre celebrated his win at ringside. Cole said Priest told the referee that he was struggling to breathe, and the referee called for help…
Powell’s POV: Obviously, I hope Priest was just selling something from the match. McIntyre and Priest worked hard and beat the hell out of one another. This was a strong follow-up to the opener thanks to the differences in match styles. The show is off to a great start.
A video package hyped a three-night takeover weekend in Perth, Australia, that will feature John Cena. Cole said the weekend will include Smackdown, Raw, and a soon-to-be named premium live event…
Detroit Lions’ running back Jahmyr Gibbs, UFC commentator Daniel Cormier, and comedian Tony Hinchcliffe. The fans booed Hinchcliffe, who encouraged them to keep the boos coming…
Footage aired of Penta flying in a blimp at some point over the weekend…
A video package set up the Intercontinental Championship match. Penta made his standard entrance and showed off a WrestleMania jacket that he was wearing. Cole mentioned the news from Saturday that WWE has acquired AAA, and then spoke about some of Penta’s history in the promotion.
Dominik Mysterio wore a white Rey Misterio Sr. mask and new gear as he walked onto the stage. Dom struggled to remove the mask. Cole laughed. Barrett said Cole doesn’t know the first thing about lucha libre, adding that the mask is supposed to be tight. Funny.
Finn Balor came out wearing a yellow hood and yellow gloves. Balor removed the hood and headed to the ring. Cole spoke about WrestleMania patches that the wrestlers are wearing before they are used in trading cards. Bron Breakker made the final entrance, and it was pretty routine…
3. Bron Breakker vs. Penta vs. Dominik Mysterio vs. Finn Balor in a four-way for the Intercontinental Title. Eddie Orengo was the referee. Dom and Balor worked together to start. Cole said Dom is 0-3 at WrestleMania. Penta hit Dom and Balor with a flip dive. Breakker hit Penta with a shoulder block on the floor.
Back in the ring, Penta dove at Breakker, who slammed him. Breakker followed up with a press slam on Balor. Breakker speared Dom and had him beat, but Balor broke it up. The match was sponsored by Dude Wipes, which the broadcast team had fun with.
Penta tripped Balor, whose head slammed into the groin of Dom, who was seated in a corner of the ring. Penta performed the Sacrifice on Balor. Penta picked up Balor and held him for a second, and then Breakker suplexed them both simultaneously. Breakker kipped up and pointed at Penta in the opposite corner. Breakker went for a spear, but Penta moved, causing Breakker to crash and burn.
Carlito showed up at ringside. Dom performed two of the Three Amigos on Penta. When Penta blocked the third, Balor helped Dom execute it. Dom and Balor tried to suplex Breakker, who blocked it and then suplexed them simultaneously. Breakker hit a Frankensteiner on Balor for a near fall. Breakker went for a spear, but Balor kicked him. Penta kicked Breakker. Dom took out Penta with an enzuigiri. Balor clotheslined Breaker to ringside.
Dom dropkicked Balor from behind and went for a 619 that Balor blocked. The fans cheered. Balor put Dom down and stomped him repeatedly until Penta grabbed Balor and hit him with a Penta Driver. Penta had Balor pinned, but Breakker returned to the ring to break it up.
Breakker and Dom squared off. Breakker ran the ropes, but Carlito pulled the top rope down, causing Breakker to tumble to the floor. Penta had Dom pinned, but Carlito pulled Penta to ringside. Carlito cleared the Spanish broadcast table and was about to pull Penta onto it, but Breakker ran across the Spanish broadcast table and speared Carlito, causing the English broadcast table to collapse.
Breakker returned to the ring and speared Penta. Dom dropkicked Breakker from behind and hit him with a 619. Dom was cheered as he went up top. Balor cut off Dom and was booed. Balor hit Breakker with a sling blade clothesline, a dropkick, and a Coup de Grace. Balor went for the pin, but Dom performed a top rope frog splash onto Balor and then pinned him…
Dominik Mysterio defeated Finn Balor, Bron Breakker, and Penta in 10:30 in a four-way to win the Intercontinental Championship.
Powell’s POV: Another quality match with a fun finish. Breakker looked like a badass throughout the match and won’t lose anything in the eyes of the fans despite dropping his title. Here’s hoping the plan is for Breakker to move out of the secondary title picture and into the world championship mix. Dom’s win was well-received and should lead to plenty of Judgment Day drama.
UFC fighter Colby Covington, record producer Metro Boomin, and actor Dean Norris were shown in the crowd…
Cole hyped Randy Orton’s open challenge. A video package aired on Orton’s WrestleMania history, and recapped the news of Kevin Owens having to drop out of their planned match due to needing neck surgery…
Randy Orton made a standard entrance. The fans sang along with Orton’s entrance theme while a sponsored decibel meter graphic was shown. Randy got a mic and told the crowd that this was his 20th WrestleMania. He said the only question is who would come through the curtain. He said that person would get a WrestleMania moment courtesy of the RKO.
TNA World Champion Joe Hendry made his entrance wearing his title belt. Orton nodded approvingly in the ring, and the fans swayed their arms to Hendry’s song…
4. TNA World Champion Joe Hendry vs. Randy Orton in a non-title match. Ryan Tran was the referee. McAfee questioned if Orton would be the champion if he won. Cole said he didn’t believe the title was on the line. Orton went for an RKO, but Hendry countered into a rollup for a two count.
Hendry ducked a punch and put Orton down with a neckbreaker. Hendry grabbed Orton by the throat for his finisher, but Orton poked him in the eye. Orton clotheslined Hendry twice, ducked a clothesline attempt, and then powerslammed him. Orton hit the Draping DDT. Hendry stuffed an RKO. Hendry put Orton down with a Fallaway Slam. Hendry turned his back to the camera and then spun around and smiled while looking at the hard camera in one of his signature bits. Orton hit Hendry with the RKO and got the win.
Randy Orton defeated TNA World Champion Joe Hendry in 3:10 in a non-title match.
After the match, Orton helped Hendry to his feet and clapped for him. Hendry held his neck. Orton raised Hendry’s arm. Barrett gave Hendry credit for stepping up when no one in the locker room wanted to face Orton. Hendry went to leave, but Orton spun him around and hit another RKO. Orton turned his back to the hard camera, spun around, and did one of his signature poses. Orton played to the crowd while Hendry left the ring…
Powell’s POV: There was a time when a world champion losing in three minutes to a wrestler from another promotion would have been awful for the champion and his company. I don’t think this makes TNA look great, but I also don’t think it will be damaging, especially since I suspect that Hendry will drop the title at next Sunday’s Rebellion pay-per-view. Either way, good for Hendry for getting a WrestleMania match. The live crowd seemed familiar with Hendry and pleased by his appearance. I guess we’ll have to wait for Rusev Day.
The Worlds Collide event and WWE Money in the Bank will be held on June 7. The Worlds Collide show will be held at 2CT/3ET at the Kia Forum, and MITB will be held at 6CT/7ET at the Intuit Dome…
Powell’s POV: Well, that explains the early start time for Worlds Collide. I’m used to the long WrestleMania Saturday with NXT Stand & Deliver preceding WrestleMania night one, but going back-to-back with Worlds Collide and MITB feels a bit much. It also sends the message that Worlds Collide is more of an NXT-level show even though it’s billed as a WWE, AAA, and NXT event.
A video package set up the AJ Styles vs. Logan Paul match. Paul pointed a camera at himself on the stage. They cut to nine different camera shots (think Brady Bunch style) of Paul as he made his entrance. Paul held a drone camera in the ring and brought it ringside. AJ Styles received some pyro as he made his entrance. Cole said this was Styles’ fifth WrestleMania match…
5. Logan Paul vs. AJ Styles. Jessika Carr was the referee. A fan held up a sign that read “Prime Makes Me Gag.” Funny. Styles put Paul down with an early dropkick and covered him, but Paul kicked out immediately, which sent Styles to the floor. Paul kicked Styles from the ring. Paul jumped over the top rope. Styles held the ring skirt out and tied up Paul in it before throwing punches at him. Styles went to the apron and hit Paul with a knee strike.
Paul drove Styles’ back into the barricade. Styles reversed a whip and sent Paul into the barricade in front of WWE executive Nick Khan and his family. Paul came back by running Styles into the ring post. Paul encouraged the referee to count. When Styles stood up, Paul dove over the top rope and hit him with a crossbody block on the floor. Paul slammed Styles’ head off the Spanish broadcast table.
Paul grabbed the drone camera he used earlier and mugged for it. The drone flew while Paul choked Styles with the ring skirting. Paul went up top and hit a frog splash for a two count. Paul performed an over bomb. Paul threw jabs at Styles, who picked him up and drove him into the corner. Styles threw punches at Paul, who caught him with a kick and then performed a moonsault. The broadcast team indicated that Styles was unable to catch Paul, who hooked Styles’ leg and got a two count.
A short time later, Styles went for his finisher, but Paul plucked him off the ropes and performed a rolling senton. Paul followed up with a Lionsault for a near fall. Barrett marveled at how far away from the ropes when Paul hit the Lionsault. Paul hit a Buckshot Lariat moments later and got a two count. Cole called it by a different name, but McAfee refereed to it as a Buckshot Lariat.
Styles caught Paul in Torture Rack position and then spun him into a powerbomb for a two count. Styles went for a springboard 450, but Paul put his knees up. Paul hit Styles with a Styles Clash. Styles popped right up and hit the same move. Both men stayed down.
One of Paul’s entourage members went to ringside and held up brass knuckles. A hand could be seen reaching out and grabbing the man’s arm, and then they showed that it was Karrion Kross. Styles took care of the sidekick. Kross encouraged Styles to use the brass knuckles on Paul. Styles threw the brass knuckles and then punched Kross. Styles returned to the apron and went for the Phenomenal Forearm, but he had to jump over Paul, who dropped him with a punch when he turned around. Paul hit the Paulverizer and scored the pin…
Logan Paul defeated AJ Styles in 17:45.
Powell’s POV: A pretty good match that felt inconsequential. The build for this match was generic, and the involvement of Kross at the end felt flat.
Cole announced the “WWE: Unreal” docu-series coming to Netflix this summer. “I can’t wait for Netflix and… you know,” McAfee said. Cole laughed at McAfee for apparently forgetting the name of the show…
Actress Vanessa Hudgens was shown in the crowd wearing Rock jersey. Actor Rana Daggubati, boxer Terrance Crawford, and rapper Quavo were also shown in the crowd. Quavo gave the camera a double bird while Cole geeked out over him…
WWE Women’s Tag Team Champions Liv Morgan and Raquel Rodriguez made their entrance. Women’s Intercontinental Champion Lyra Valkyria came out with decorative wings on her arms as part of her entrance.
Becky Lynch made her entrance as Valkyria’s replacement for Bayley, who was taken out in an injury angle on night one. A woman was shown crying in the crowd (I wonder if she was also hoping that Valkyria’s partner would be the legendary Jenna Morasca)…
6. Liv Morgan and Raquel Rodriguez vs. Becky Lynch and Lyra Valkyria for the WWE Women’s Tag Team Titles. Morgan teased starting against Lynch before tagging out. Lynch punched Rodriguez. Valkyria tagged in. She went to the top rope and was pushed by Morgan into a big boot from Rodriguez. Morgan performed the Three Amigos and punched Lynch off the apron.
Rodriguez tagged in and performed a slingshot jackhammer on Valkyria for a two count. The champions continued to isolate Valkyria. The Naz Reid beach towel toting fans were back in the same seats as night one. Valkyria eventually made a hot tag while Morgaon was in the ring. Lynch worked over Morgan. Rodriguez entered the ring, but Lynch ducked a clothesline and caught her with a step-up enzuigiri. Lynch performed a senton dive off the ropes onto a standing Rodriguez and then hit a Becksploder suplex on Morgan.
Lynch put Morgan in the Disarmer on Morgan until Rodriguez booted her head to break the hold. Rodriguez knocked Valkyria off the apron with a big boot. Lynch sent Rodriguez to ringside. Morgan hit Oblivion on Lynch and had her pinned, but Valkyria broke it up. Valkyria dove through the ropes and hit a slow-developing tornado DDT on Rodriguez. Lynch hit Morgan with a Manhandle Slam and then pinned her.
Becky Lynch and Lyra Valkyria defeated Liv Morgan and Raquel Rodriguez in 8:40 for the WWE Women’s Tag Team Titles.
Lynch and Valkyria celebrated their win while Cole said they could now use the name Lyra Two Belts…
Powell’s POV: A crowd-pleasing return for Lynch without any developments tied to her husband aligning with Paul Heyman on night one. I like Morgan and Rodriguez as a team, so hopefully they will be kept together.
An ad aired for WWE Backlash St. Louis on Saturday, May 10…
The broadcast team recapped Dominik Mysterio winning the Intercontinental Championship earlier in the show…
Steve Austin’s entrance theme hit. Austin drove a ATV to the ring and slammed it sideways into the barricade. A fan in the first row fell down. Austin spoke to the fans in the area.
Austin entered the ring and announced the attendance as 63,226. He said he wanted a recount and acted like he would do the count himself. He announced the two-day attendance total was listed as 124,693. Austin had a beer bath. He went to ringside where Nick Khan appeared to be checking on the fan who fell over…
The broadcast team took a swig of beer and then hyped appearances by John Cena, Paul Heyman, and Michael Cole on his Monday show…
A video package set up the main event. John Cena made his entrance. His usual theme played, but only his name appeared on the big screen. Cena walked onto the stage with a blank expression on his face. He held up his towel behind his head and walked to the ring. Cole said Cena hasn’t had a singles win in seven years, and hasn’t won a singles WrestleMania match in over ten years.
Cody Rhodes’ entrance started with several dirt bikes driving across the stage. Cody walked out wearing a skull helmet. The face of the skull opened to reveal Cody’s actual face and then he headed to the ring to his usual entrance theme. Cody’s wife Brandi, his daughter Liberty, his mother, and his sister were in the front row. Cody had a moment with his daughter before entering the ring…
7. Cody Rhodes vs. John Cena for the WWE Championship. Alicia Taylor delivered in-ring introductions for the title match. Cena received a mixed reaction. Cody had more boos than cheers. Cole said he intended to provide an unbiased call of the match. Cody knocked Cena down with a shoulder tackle. Cena rolled to the floor to regroup.
Cole said Cody is 0-4 in his career against Cena, but he downplayed the record because Cody was young. Barrett was also dismissive, wondering if Cody was in his Stardust days. Cody hit a suicide dive. Back in the ring, Cena caught Cody with a punch. Cody backed him into a corner, and referee Chad Patton got between them. Cody reached over the referee and punched Cody. Cena put the boots to Cody. Cena took a bow.
Cena put Cody down with a side slam for a two count. Cena went to the ropes and looked annoyed and dismissive of Cody, who struggled to get to his feet. Cena hit a double ax-handle. Cena went for the same move a short time later, but Cody hit him in the gut. Cody threw punches at Cena, who poked his eye.
Cena leaned down for the Five Knuckle Shuffle, but Cody reached up and poked his eye. Cody followed up with a Disaster Kick and was booed. Cody hit a Cody Cutter for a near fall. Cody started to battle back, but Cena hit an Attitude Adjustment for a near fall. Cena sat up and smirked.
Cena did the “You Can’t See Me” to the crowd and then hit Cody with a Five Knuckle Shuffle. Cena went for an AA, but Cody countered into a pin for a two count. Cody caught Cena with a punch and then went to the ropes. Cena crotched Cody on the top turnbuckle. The “Let’s Go Cena” and “Cena Sucks” chants started. Cena went to the second rope and hit an AA and then covered Cody for a good near fall. Cena showed some frustration over not getting the pin.
Cena went up top and dove at Cody for a leg drop, but Cody caught him and powerbombed him on the way down, which led to a near fall. Cody ran up the ropes and hit a Cody Cutter for another near fall. Cody set up for the Cody Cutter, but Cena countered into an AA. Cena put Cody in a super loose STFU. He released the hold and dragged Cody back to the middle of the ring and applied the weak looking hold. Cody nearly reached the ropes, but Cena pulled him to the middle of the ring. Cody kicked Cena, who collided with the referee. REF BUMP!!!
Cody hit CrossRhodes for a visual pinfall while the referee was down. Cena removed a top turnbuckle pad and ended up running Cody into it twice. Cena hit another AA. The referee recovered and counted a near fall.
Travis Scott’s song played and he slowly walked to the ring with a title belt over his shoulder. Scott climbed on the apron. Cena held up Scott’s arm. Cody fought back and then Scott dropped off the apron. Cody hit CrossRhodes and had the pin, but Scott pulled the referee out of the ring. Scott entered the ring and faced off with Cody. Scott took a swing at Cody, who blocked it and hit Scott with CrossRhodes.
Cena tried to hit Cody with the belt, but Cody saw it coming and took the belt from him. Cena begged off. Cody hesitated and lowered the belt. Cena kicked Cody in the balls. Cena picked up the title belt and hit Cody with it. The referee returned to the ring and then made the three count…
John Cena defeated Cody Rhodes in 21:40 to win the WWE Championship.
Cole said whether fans like or not and they probably don’t like it, Cena did it. He referred to Cena as The Goat. Cena celebrated his win with Travis Scott. Cole wrapped up the show. The screen went black and the post-game show started…
Powell’s POV: I couldn’t care less about Travis Scott, and The Rock was conspicuous by his absence. The match was nothing special from a work standpoint, but the crowd was hot for it. Overall, night two started very strong and then dropped off a bit for the last three matches. Fans who were pumped for Lynch’s return and Cena winning likely loved the show. I will have a lot more to say about the show and the overall weekend when Jake Barnett and I team up for our same night audio review for Dot Net Members (including our Patreon patrons). Let us know what you thought of the show by grading it below.
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I didn’t realize that was Stephanie. I thought Mickie James got stung by a bee.
The fan basically fell on her ass back into her chair. She looked like a real bitch about it
I don’t get how this thing is a good guy/bad guy choice for Cody.
We have already seen him bend the rules like when he hit a cross Rhodes on a chair to Kevin.
It would’ve been better if Rocks music hit causing the distraction for the low blow. Also for the love of everything protect finishers a bit. The super AA should’ve been the end after the title shot.
Here we go with the “celebs” again.
Lol
Better than watching a 3′ tall muppet beat two grown women in a fight.
The women’s title match stole the show and was easily the match of the night. I also love that Iyo won. She is a magnificent worker and deserves a run with the belt.
She’s completely unbelievable in a fight with grown women, she botches moves like it’s her goal in life, and she can’t cut a promo. Just an embarrassing person to have the belt on.
I couldn’t agree more…. just with more swear words. She’s absolutely awful.
16 years old and in Vegas….I’m Macho Man and I approve this message
2 good ones so far.
Dean Norris is Hank, period.
Surprised a lot of people were cheering Dom when he won the IC title.
The WM crowd still has a lot more smarks than the typical WWE crowd these days.
Hell of a moment for Joe Hendry. One of the few non-Rusev options that could have gotten a positive reaction from the WM crowd.
Getting a WM payday for being served up on a platter as the TNA lamb on easter…it was ok..Im shocked he got 3 minutes
If there is anyone for whom only going three minutes is not a burial, it’s Orton.
The RKOuttaNowhere is protected and respected, and Hendry didn’t come off as a total doofus. Anyone else doing that to Hendry and it diminishes.
Lmao yeah the champ of Impact losing in 3 minutes is fine. Sure.
Hunter again thanks you for your cultlike obedient blind loyalty
I left for a dump at the end of Orton vs. Hendry and I’m just returning now. I feel like I didn’t miss anything.
I know you’re probably joking, but I actually did that and returned just in time to see Charisma Vacuum Kross at the end of that house show match.
100% did a poo.
Getting a WM payday for being served up on a platter as the TNA lamb on easter…it was ok..Im shocked he got 3 minutes
61,467 announced attendance on Saturday. Back in the territory days, if you added everyone’s attendance together on any given night, it was likely at least that many and often more. And they drew that 365 days a year. The business is a shell of what it once was, and that is the true legacy of Vince McMahon.
Wait, what?
Is that Brian “Always Picked” Last spouting 6:05 nonsense?
And if anyone knows about nonsense…
What a weird comment.
There weren’t 200 shows per night, back in the territory days.
It amazes me that Lesnar is defacto barred because of the lawsuit but No Contest Steve Austin is still all over the product
Yep. The proven woman beater is all over the place
Did she say JEEEEYAWN CENA?
Somebody call Sheamus. He’ll look tanned compared to Cena.
Cena is worse than Jericho when talking to your opponent in the ring about your next move. A joke really.
It’s been the worst part of his game his entire career. It’s not just that he talks, but he talks slowly and loudly so that it’s incredibly easy to hear and understand.
Obviously Cena was going to win, but that was it? After all that it’s a kick to the nuts and a belt shot?
Are you really all that surprised? With how lackluster and patched together the majority of the WM build has been this year? Did the Final Boss decide that he had somewhere better to be or something? It’s par for the course.
Travis Scott sucks so much.
In what seems to be a trend for the two night shows, night two was below night one. In my opinion.
Except for the Women’s title match, I kind of agree. That women’s title match stole the show and it went downhill from there
Oh I agree that the curtain jerker was great. But I would actually put the main of night one and Tiff/Charlotte ahead of it. Only them though.
Here live.. instant thoughts. Walking out as we speak. What a dreadful anticlimax that was.
WrestleMania had some great moments but John Cena beat Cody Rhodes fell flat and truly was a disappointment. The great one’s are supposed to be passing on the torch not being selfish. In my 45 years of watching wrestling there have been some stupid moments and this ranks right up there!!!!!
He’s not gone yet. There will be a passing of the torch moment, but it might not be to Cody. Cody doesn’t need it, but imagine someone like Oba Femi or Bron Breakker or someone else young coming up at Survivor Series taking the belt and you have an absolute automatic career-defining rub.
I’m hoping it’s something like that. I would have said Jacob Fatu but I feel like he’ll have the US title for a good long while.
Where the hell was the Rock??
Instead we got that dweeb Scott Travis or whatever his name is??!!
I have said it before and I will say it again this year’s WrestleMania suck they had a half a dozen good matches and that was about it because saved all of our Easter and put it all on Saturday the Cena thing really pissed me off they interrupted they allowed someone to interrupt the main event and hold it still for 5 to 7 minutes and that was just straight up wrong I didn’t really care who won that match but I am mad about is that Triple H and all those guys just let it ride I’m very disappointed in WrestleMania 41 this year like I said you could put it all on one day and Saved Easter seriously but I hope you all straighten it out congratulations to Dominic I’m not sure if he earned it but I guess that was the way to make it up to AAA for the screw up with Chad Gable playing that stupid Luchador El Americano Grande everybody the whole world knows it’s him they know he sucks but yet they still let him continue whatever again whatever
Are you having a stroke?
I am depressed that TNA put there champion in that situation and i hate breaking kayfabe. I get doing it for the publicity but I think Sami Calihan or Eddie Edwards or moose would have been better picks. I think it going to be along five years. The TNA-WWE deal reminds me of the NJPW_ROH deal of 2014-2019. It damaged the perception of ROH with its own fans long term. NXT NO Mercy was the last time it realy benefited TNA.
>>I couldn’t care less about Travis Scott,<<
Gee, wonder why….LMAO.