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Saturday's event saw new champions crowned in the intercontinental and tag team title bouts, but the match with the biggest implications was the main event.
The Rock and Roman Reigns defeated Cody Rhodes and Seth Rollins, making the undisputed WWE universal title bout between The Tribal Chief and The American Nightmare a Bloodline Rules match.
Here is a look at the card from Sunday's show:
Let's take a look at what happened on Night 2 of WrestleMania.
After a rendition of "America The Beautiful," we got a surprise appearance from Stephanie McMahon. She called this the first WrestleMania of the Paul Levesque era.
When it was time for Drew McIntyre to make his entrance, a large band on the stage began playing Scottish music The challenger made his way past a few dozen men holding up swords. Rollins had a much more colorful band playing his music.
McIntyre nailed a Claymore as soon as the bell rang for a close two-count. Rollins rolled out of the ring, but the challenger followed and hit a suplex before taking some time to send a message on X.
The Visionary was able to hit a Pedigree on the floor but at a cost to his own knee. He hit a Stomp but barely got a two-count.
This was all in the first couple of minutes, so you could tell these guys were not planning on holding back. The Scottish Warrior even survived a powerbomb, Pedigree and Stomp sequence.
This match was all big moves and near-falls, but it was done in the best possible way. They didn't try to trade holds or chain wrestle. This was about both men taking kill shots until one of them finally worked.
The Scottish Warrior hit one more Claymore to a defiant Rollins to get the pin and win the World Heavyweight Championship. The emotion on his face as he took the title looked real. This was a special moment after not getting his big win in front of fans during the pandemic.
This match was exactly what it needed to be. Both men put on a great performance and the crowd gave them a lot of energy. McIntyre may be a heel but he got a hero's response. He tried talking trash to CM Punk but ended up getting tripped on top of the announce table.
The Straight-Edge Superstar kept attacking him until Damian Priest ran down with the Money in the Bank briefcase. He struck McIntyre with it, the match started, and he hit South of Heaven to get the win and become the second new world champion in one night.
This gave us an emotional moment for McIntyre followed by a surprise win for Priest.
Now, Punk and McIntyre can feud while Priest holds the title on Raw.
Result: McIntyre defeated Rollins, then Priest defeated McIntyre
Grade: A-
Notable Moments and Observations
Karrion Kross, Akam and Rezar came out for their first-ever WrestleMania match, against Bobby Lashley, Angelo Dawkins and Montez Ford.
The Street Profits and Lashley sent all three opponents out of the ring right away to get the match started. With Bubba Ray Dudley serving as a guest referee, Dawkins and Ford made sure to get a table as soon as they could.
B-Fab and Scarlett ended up getting physical because there were no rules. We saw kendo sticks, trash cans and chairs brought into the ring and used by both teams at various points.
Kross ended up getting in Bubba's face when he counted a near-fall, but Lashley used the opportunity to hit a Spear. Ford and Dawkins did some signature Dudley Boyz taunts and moves, much to the delight of the Philly crowd.
After one failed attempt, Ford hit a big frog splash to put Kross through a table to get the win.
This was a fun bit of chaos that didn't overstay its welcome.
Result: The Pride defeated The Final Testament
Grade: B
Notable Moments and Observations
The third match of Night 2 was LA Knight vs. AJ Styles. There were no titles and no special stipulations, so this was one of the only bouts from this weekend that was just a standard singles match.
Styles debuted a new theme song but didn't give it much time to play. He ran to the ring, and the match got started right away.
They did a good job making this feel like a grudge match right from the start. Knight had every right to be upset after Styles flew to Australia to attack him inside the Elimination Chamber in February.
This was one of the more unpredictable contests heading into Sunday. Neither man had a clear advantage or more to lose, so neither outcome would have been surprising. Instead, the surprise element was how well this match was structured.
Both of these guys are talented, so nobody expected a bad performance, but they seemed determined to make sure their performance was not overlooked.
After countering the Phenomenal Forearm, Knight won with the BFT.
Result: Knight defeated Styles
Grade: B+
Notable Moments and Observations
The United States Championship was on the line when Logan Paul defended the belt against Randy Orton and Kevin Owens in a Triple Threat match. He rode a big truck into the arena and had a Prime mascot accompany him to the ring.
Zayn was waiting backstage to wish KO luck just like Owens did for him on Saturday. He drove a golf cart to the ring. When it was time for Orton's entrance, he backed the cart up and gave The Viper a ride to the ring.
Orton and The Prizefighter turned this into a handicap match at first and took turns suplexing Paul onto the announce table over and over. They eventually realized only one of them could win, and The Viper almost hit an RKO on Owens. When KO avoided it, they had a hilarious exchange.
Once again, WWE picked the perfect people to book against Paul. The three men worked together to put on a match that was more entertaining than anything else we had seen up to this point in the show.
We got some great spots, funny moments and creative offense from all three competitors. Any complaints one could pinpoint would be minor and insignificant. Whether you like or hate Paul, you have to respect the work he puts into his matches.
After he interfered, Orton pulled YouTuber IShowSpeed out of the Prime costume and hit an RKO on an announce table. After taking an RKO, Owens ended up taking a frog splash from Paul to give him the win.
Result: Paul defeated Orton and Owens
Grade: A-
Notable Moments and Observations
The WWE Women's Championship match was contested between two former allies. Bayley and Iyo Sky used to be close friends in Damage CTRL, but now The Role Model finds herself out of the group and fighting alone.
Both women had great entrances but were all business when they got into the ring. They locked up, and the challenger scored the first takedown to send Sky out of the ring to regroup.
Once The Genius of the Sky took control, she began to focus on the same leg Bayley has had problems with for years. This was a competitive back-and-forth fight with a few standout spots.
After all the mayhem and chaos we saw in every other match, it was impressive how these two Superstars made a normal contest with no weapons or interference feel important. That is how good these women are at their jobs.
Both women had some creative counters to finishers, but when the dust settled, it was Bayley who got the pin to become the new women's champion.
This was great from start to finish.
Result: Bayley defeated Sky
Grade: A-
Notable Moments and Observations
The main event of WrestleMania 40 saw Cody Rhodes challenging Roman Reigns for the second year in a row.
Both men had epic entrances fit for an event of this magnitude, and Brandi Rhodes made an appearance with her husband. Reigns had an orchestra play him to the ring.
Once they finally got going, they circled each other until Rhodes pushed Reigns to the corner. Despite this match being under Bloodline Rules, they worked a standard match at first with holds, counters and takedowns like we would see in any other bout.
Once The Tribal Chief was sent into the ring post, Rhodes decided it was time to pull out a table. Reigns hit a drive-by dropkick and put the table back under the ring just to make the crowd angry.
They battled in the ring, at ringside and in the crowd. They used weapons, parts of the set and anything else they could find that would inflict damage.
This was much better than their tag match on Saturday and illustrated why these two men deserve to be in this spot. They combined good wrestling with storytelling to make a compelling main event.
As with any main event world title bout, there were several false finishes to build anticipation for the pin that would eventually end the contest, including near-falls with both men using each other's finishing move.
Both Usos showed up and ended up crashing through a bunch of tables next to the stage to take each other out. Solo Sikoa showed up and almost cost Rhodes the match, but John Cena ran down and fought Sikoa off before hitting Reigns with an Attitude Adjustment.
The Rock walked down to give us the Black Adam vs. Peacemaker showdown we will never get in the movies. He hit a Rock Bottom before The Shield's music hit. Seth Rollins showed up with a chair, but Reigns cut him off with a Superman Punch.
The crowd erupted when The Undertaker's gong sounded. He appeared in the ring behind The Rock and hit a chokeslam before exiting in the dark as quickly as he arrived.
After Reigns took out Rollins with a chair, The American Nightmare grabbed him and hit three Cross Rhodes to finally defeat The Tribal Chief.
This was overbooked in the best possible way and provided a satisfying conclusion to the 40th annual WrestleMania. As the new champion celebrated, several members of the roster joined him in the ring.
Result: Rhodes defeated Reigns
Grade: A
Notable Moments and Observations
WrestleMania 40 was two nights of fun action, but Night 2 was definitely the more entertaining show from start to finish.
Seeing Priest, Bayley and Rhodes all win titles on Sunday, in addition to the new IC and tag champs from Saturday, helped this year's show feel like a reset in a lot of ways.
The PPV ended with Triple H embracing the new champ before he continued to celebrate with his friends and family.
Every match on Sunday ranged from good to great, but the main event was the most entertaining contest we saw all weekend. The wrestling, the storytelling, the cameos and the callbacks all worked. It's hard to think of a better way this event could have ended.
Rhodes finally triumphed and finished the story in a spectacular main event against The Tribal Chief to close out WrestleMania 40 as the new universal champion.
It's hard to think of a better way this all could have ended.
Grade: A
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This event is the culmination of more than a year of storytelling. Most of the feuds have been built up in recent months, but Cody Rhodes and Roman Reigns have been fighting on and off since The American Nightmare won the 2023 men's Royal Rumble match.
He came up short last year but managed to win the Rumble for a second time in January to earn another shot at the Undisupted WWE Universal Championship.
Before Rhodes takes on The Tribal Chief one-on-one on Sunday, he competed in a tag team match alongside Seth Rollins against Reigns and The Rock.
Here is a look at the full card for Saturday's show:
Let's take a look at everything that happened during Night 1 of WrestleMania 40.
After Coco Jones sang the national anthem, Triple H came out to welcome us to the 40th WrestleMania.
Becky Lynch then had a special entrance with her narrating select quotes from her book. Ripley was played to the ring by the band Motionless in White.
They got to work after the bell, and The Man scored the first major takedown with a flying dropkick that sent the champion out of the ring. The Eradicator took control and began beating on Lynch in the corner, but it never felt like either woman had the upper hand for too long.
These two are known for being willing to have physical matches that push their limit, so it shouldn't surprise anyone that they made this feel like a highly competitive fight.
We saw a lot of great individual moves and sequences. Lynch focused a lot of her attention on the arm Ripley had in a cast until Friday to set up for her finisher, but The Eradicator locked in her signature standing reverse cloverleaf before The Man could apply her trademark armbar.
This was the perfect match to put in the opening spot if it wasn't going to be in the main event. Both Superstars did an excellent job making every near-fall count and selling every big move.
After countering the Manhandle Slam from the middle rope, The Eradicator hit the Riptide into the turnbuckle before hitting another in the middle of the ring to score the win and retain her title.
Mami will continue her year-long reign of dominance after an outstanding match with Lynch. Bravo to both women.
Result: Ripley defeated Lynch
Grade: A-
Notable Moments and Observations
Johnny Gargano and Tommaso Ciampa, R-Truth and The Miz, Pete Dunne and Tyler Bate, Autin Theory and Grayson Waller, and Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods challenged Finn Bálor and Damian Priest for the tag titles in a six-pack ladder match.
Ladder matches are chaotic in most cases, but when you have 12 men fighting over two sets of belts. you are going to have something that can be a bit hard to follow but a lot of fun at the same time.
Truth had some great comedy spots, including a moment when he thought he won by pinfall. Theory and Waller took down the SmackDown tag titles to claim those titles not too long into the match, but other teams stopped them before they could grab the Raw belts.
We can argue until the cows come home about whether the right teams won, but the important thing is that the titles are finally split between Raw and SmackDown, and each brand will have its own set of championships again.
We saw some fun spots and moments, but this won't stand out among the long list of ladder matches in WWE. It was a lot of fun and the crowd was very vocal, but it was mostly just a series of big spots with only a bit of storytelling thrown in.
After years of being a beloved goofball, R-Truth finally got his WrestleMania moment when he won the Raw Tag Team Championships to end an enjoyable contest.
The Miz climbed the ladder and hugged him to celebrate their victory as the crowd cheered.
Result: A-Town Down Under won the SmackDown tag team titles; Awesome Truth won the Raw tag team titles
Grade: B
Notable Moments and Observations
Angel, Berto and Elektra Lopez may not have ben competing, but they all had new gear and some cool looks to accompany Santos Escobar and Dominik Mysterio to the ring.
Rey Mysterio, Andrade and the LWO were also decked out in special gear.
As expected, this was a fast-paced and exciting match. Rey, Andrade and Escobar are celebrated veterans, and Dom has made big improvements since joining the main roster. All four men wanted to mix some classic lucha style with WWE's signature style of wrestling.
While it would have been nice for everyone who was at ringside to be in a bigger match, it was probably a good idea to keep this as a two-on-two contest so these four Superstars could shine.
LWO and Legado del Fantasma eventually got involved at ringside, and Wilde did the same slingshot move he has done a few times before. Two men in masks prevented Dom from using a chair and allowed Rey to hit a 619 followed by a splash to Escobar for the win.
Philadelphia Eagles legends Jason Kelce and Lane Johnson were revealed to be under the masks and celebrated with a victorious Rey and El Idolo.
This was a bit overbooked at the end, but it was an enjoyable match with a couple of cameos to pop the local Philly fans.
Result: Rey and Andrade defeated Dom and Escobar
Grade: B
Notable Moments and Observations
WrestleMania has hosted brother vs. brother matches before with Bret vs. Owen Hart and Matt vs. Jeff Hardy, but this was the first time two twins fought at The Show of Shows. Nikki and Brie Bella fought on pay-per-view, but never at 'Mania.
Jey hit a suicide dive before Jimmy even got to the ring to get the action started early. It took a bit for Jimmy to regain his footing, but once he did, he hit a few running hip strikes to channel their father, Rikishi.
The majority of this match was about telling a story, rather than putting on the most exciting sequences. In some moments, it worked; in others, it felt like they were moving too slow and the crowd was beginning to check out.
Jey and Jimmy did a good job selling most of the emotional moments, and the crowd woke up quite a bit when Jimmy started begging Jey for forgiveness. Jey picked him up and hugged him before Jimmy popped him with a superkick and hit an Uso splash for a two-count.
Once Jey recovered, he hit his own Uso splash and got the pin. Not having Solo Sikoa get involved was the right call.
This was decent, but it didn't quite measure up for WrestleMania. On any other PPV, this might have been received better.
Result: Jey defeated Jimmy
Grade: C+
Notable Moments and Observations
Bianca Belair, Jade Cargill and Naomi had an epic entrance for their match against Dakota Kai, Asuka and Kairi Sane. They had a special elevator and introduction.
Six-person tag team matches usually follow a pattern designed to give all competitors some time in the ring and at least one moment to shine, so there is usually a predictable flow.
However, none of that matters if the action is good, and there was plenty to enjoy here. Belair was as impressive as ever with her displays of power and agility.
When Cargill finally tagged into the match, the crowd lit up and she went after everyone on the opposing team. She easily caught Sane in midair and hit a backbreaker.
She picked up the win for her team in a match that was good but shorter than expected. With a few more minutes, this would have been much more memorable.
Cargill's WrestleMania debut was a big success for her. The future of women's wrestling in WWE looks very bright with competitors such as those involved here.
Result: Cargill, Naomi and Belair defeated Damage CTRL
Grade: B-
Notable Moments and Observations
Kevin Owens was there to wish Sami Zayn luck before he made his way to the ring to challenge Gunther for the Intercontinental Championship.
Zayn struck first and hit several chops to corner The Ring General. He seemed to surprise Gunther with his aggression, but one German suplex completely killed his momentum.
Zayn is a natural babyface, but against a monster heel like Gunther he becomes even more of an underdog. The crowd was heavily behind him and chanted several times to show support.
They structured this match exactly how you would expect. The champion dominated for a few minutes at a time, Zayn would make a comeback, and then Gunther would find a way to counter him and begin the cycle all over again.
Both men had several visible bruises and bumps, but the surprising part was how much redder Gunther's chest was than Zayn's because the Austrian is usually the one giving out welts.
This was just as physical as expected, and the inclusion of the challenger's family added to the emotion.
Zayn survived some of Gunther's biggest moves, including a massive clothesline and two brutal powerbombs. The champ became more frustrated and started punishing The Underdog from the Underground while talking trash to his wife. He was toying with his opponent, but Zayn began showing signs of life.
He nailed Gunther with a Helluva Kick followed by a super brainbuster. He drilled Gunther with two more Helluva Kicks to get the pin and the win.
Zayn is our new intercontinental champion after a physical and emotional match. Gunther's epic reign was finally brought to an end by The Underdog From the Underground.
Result: Zayn defeated Gunther
Grade: A-
Notable Moments and Observations
The main event of Night 1 determined the stipulation for Night 2 when The Rock and Roman Reigns took on Cody Rhodes and Seth Rollins. It was more than 30 minutes between the end of Zayn's match and the beginning of this one.
All four men stood in a staredown after the bell for a long time before Rollins and Reigns decided to start for their teams. The Tribal Chief took The Visionary down quickly and talked some trash about ending this match fast.
When Rhodes tagged in, he tried to take control but quickly found himself on defense. Rollins tagged back in and locked up with The Rock for his first match in eight years. Rocky easily pushed him down, but The Visionary just smiled and outwrestled The Great One for a quick moment to show off.
The first several minutes were quick exchanges and posturing, but things picked up a bit when Rhodes and The Rock were in the ring together.
The Great One and Rollins ended up fighting into the crowd, but Rock told the ref he would fire him if he counted him out in his role as a member of WWE owners TKO board of directors.
From that point forward, The Rock started cheating without worrying about any consequences. For a long time, this was all Rock and Reigns decimating Rollins and Rhodes.
This was all done in a way to make it seem like the babyfaces were in an impossible position, and it worked, but it also made for a match that wasn't as exciting as it should have been. Nobody expected a five-star classic, but they didn't do enough to make this feel worthy of being a main event.
This was enjoyable from a sports-entertainment standpoint, but it was lacking in the pro wrestling department. After a long and overbooked contest, The Rock pinned Rhodes to win and make it so Sunday's main event would be Bloodline Rules.
Result: The Rock and Reigns defeated Rollins and Rhodes
Grade: B-
Notable Moments and Observations
Night 1 of WrestleMania wasn't perfect, but it had a lot to like.
One notable highlight was R-Truth getting his first real 'Mania moment when he and The Miz won the Raw tag team titles.
Two matches stood out above the rest in terms of wrestling quality: Ripley vs. Lynch and Gunther vs. Zayn were both outstanding contests that helped all four competitors.
The ladder and six-woman tag matches had some fun moments, but the two contests involving The Bloodline ended up being weak points.
Jey and Jimmy Uso focused too much on storytelling instead of the high-energy style that made them famous, and the main event was long, overbooked and predictable.
Seeing The Rock wrestle his first match in eight years was cool, especially for fans in attendance, but it felt like everything would have flowed much better if the opening and closing bouts had swapped places.
Grade: B