WWE finished Wrestlemania controversially on Sunday evening, when John Cena became a record to win his 17th world championship.
A villain Cena cemented his status as greater of all time while he was walking away from Ric Flair as the man with the most titles in the world, as he dethrones Cody Rhodes on the back of Travis Scott interference.
But where was the rock? Cena’s new ally missed the show, having not been seen since he helped Cena earlier this year.
Elsewhere, a major star returned to partner Lyra Valkyria during the female team championship match, while two titles changed hands throughout the series.
But who won what? How did the show go? And where is WWE go?
Alex McCarthy de Mail Sport was at the alleging stadium to break the action of the second night.
John Cena (right) faced Cody Rhodes (left) in the main event of Wrestlemania Night Two
Iyo Sky (C) vs Bianca Belair vs Rhea Ripley – Wwe Women’s world championship
Noisy and intense huts for Bianca Belair once again and they followed it all weekend. In a match with three tableics, it seems that the fans decided who would be the villain.
A very inventive action from the start here while Sky turned out to be the duct of the majority of spots that kept the three women involved. So agile, so talented; His moonault from the apron outside has attracted weights for fear of the crowd.
A trio of Belair’s sunsets on Sky in a kip-up allowed the ESS to tell the crowd what it thinks of their hoots. Outside, a failed Hurricanrana allowed Belair and Ripley to team up and throw the sky into the barricade.
Belair struck a 450 splash, Sky was expelled from a riptide before Ripley burst out a pin on the sky after eating in Kod that the action is relentless and really at the top of the line – it will be a generational opener of Wrestlemania.
Sky opted for an inverted Frankensteiner of Ripley’s upper rope, but the Australian bypassed him at the last minute and sent his head to the tensioner.
Belair dragged Ripley downwards and after the two escape the ends of the other, Belair used her hair as a weapon – entirely prepared to cheat to win (although legal in triple threat) – and landed the Kod on Ripley. However, Sky struck his Moonsault against Belair to break the spindle, then secure his own 1-2-3 for victory.
Absolutely sensational. This will rank among the big openers of all Wrestlemania. They knocked out that of the park.
Result: Iyo Sky wins and keeps the WWE women’s world championship
Iyo Sky has retained his female world championship in a superb triple threat match
Drew McIntyre vs Damien Priest – Sin City Street Fight
Two huge units went to fight in a street fight to follow the women and it could have been the perfect tonic for the non-stop electric opener.
A sunset on the McIntyre ramp was the first big land. The pair exchanged blows with the all-powerful steel steel steel (they are actually heavier than you think) before McIntyre took the time to take a selfie with a slaughtered priest.
Inside the ring, the weapons came out to play. Priest went to work on McIntyre with a chair while the tables arose disturbing in the background. While the Scottish has climbed the upper rope, the priest picked it up for an edge of a razor through this table.
Drew recovered to hit a DDT Futureshock on the steel steel while the action has gradually become violent. When Priest tried to go to the old school like The Undertaker and walk on the upper rope, McIntyre threw it outside and threw some installation tables. Absolute carnage.
The arrival occurred after McIntyre nailed a Claymore on Priest directly in a chair in the area and won the victory of the fall. The two men fought a very, very entertaining fight.
Result: Drew McIntyre wins
Drew McIntyre had the top of the priest Damian in a physical meeting in Las Vegas
Bron Breakker (C) vs Penta vs Dominik MySerio vs Finn Balor – Intercontinental championship
Wrestlemania started with two big games in a row and there was no match with this level of talent was going to be the first failure of the night.
The action started just as quickly as the two games before him with Penta hovering in the air and Bron Breakker meeting him with a spear in the air. Dirty Dom obtained the same treatment.
Breakker, the reigning champion, then German supported Penta and Dom at the same time. Mysterio managed to hit the three Amigos on Penta with the help of Balor while the day of judgment was starting to work together seriously.
It was until Breakker supposed them both. The crowd jumped huge when Dom Mysterio finally opted for Balor and tried to win a 619, but Balor cut him to the last second.
Carlito was going to help his brothers Judgment Day Brothers and put Penta through a table, but he was quickly transmitted by a table by breakker and put out of service.
Back in the ring, Dom struck a 619 on the champion only so that Balor interrupts him. He struck the grace, but Dom followed with a frog splash to steal the victory, to the pleasure of the crowd of Las Vegas.
Result: Dom Mysterio wins the intercontinental title
Randy Orton vs ????
After Kevin Owens was forced to miss Wrestlemania, Randy Orton was forced to look for an opponent a few weeks old and published an open challenge.
TNA champion Joe Hendry answered his call. The crowd has become absolutely ballistic for the Scottish and Orton has perfectly sold its entrance.
In the ring, it was a mechanical affair with Hendry hitting Orton with a daredevil, a slam Fallaye to really hold on.
Pose after the slam with his Hollywood smile, Orton stolen for a RKO from nowhere to guarantee a relatively fast victory.
The legendary Orton chose Hendry to celebrate with him and paraded him with the crowd of more than 60,000 years in a real comforting moment. A friction that Hendry will never forget. But he had to eat a second RKO for his troubles! RKO struck his Hendry style poses to close a very well done segment.
Result: Randy Orton wins
AJ Styles vs Logan Paul
It is a battle of a Megastar influencer with enormous follow -up against one of the best wrestlers of his generation. A man who will be in the discussion of the goat of all time one day, certainly as a interpreter in the ring.
Paul’s goal here is to prove that he can hang out with styles and harmful means, he did that exactly.
It wore a slower pace than the matches he followed because it is the tactic that Paul needed and, of course, the crowd did not love him.
A Paul Moonsault showed how athletic he was. A Power bomb throw was also a great decision. The problem here is that it has been controlling for too long.
The sooner you accept that it was a party to go out for Paul, the easier it becomes. He has shown many impressive moments, but watching this hinted at you more styles.
Paul struck styles with his own finisher in what apparently suggested the end, but Styles instantly struck him with her too because the two men were.
Karrion Kross prevented one of Paul’s friends from giving Paul The Brass Kcuckles, but Styles rejected Kross’s offer from using them himself. It finally cost the former double WWE champion when Paul won a big punch and his finisher to perhaps win his biggest victory to date.
Result: Logan Paul wins
Liv Morgan and Raquel Rodriguez (C) vs Lyra Valkyria and ????
After Bayley withdrew from the competition injured yesterday, everyone thought they knew who was going to be his partner, and they were right. Becky Lynch headed for the ring towards a thunderous ovation to stand next to his compatriot.
Lynch launched the action by taking it to Tague quickly to Rodriguez. Valkyria entered the fray and nailed a kick to the outside also on Rodriguez, but when she evolved towards the upper rope, she was thrown into a kick to turn the tide.
Finally, Becky obtained the hot label and ran through his greatest successes to the pleasure of the Allegiant Stadium. She had locked the record speech before Rodriguez broke him that the match entered the right house.
A Tornodao DDT from Valkyrua to Rodriguez outside paved the way in Lynch to nailing Morgan with the male of Manhandle and Crown New Women’s Tag Team Champions.
Result: Becky Lynch and Lyra Valkyria win the female team championships
Cody Rhodes (C) vs John Cena – WWE World Heavyweight Championship
Very mixed reaction for Rhodes as Alicia Taylor makes her special presentations, but the atmosphere inside the alleging stadium is on fire for a real attraction of the main event.
John Cena’s final dance in Wrestlemania, going for a 17th record world title. The match started as lukewarm and as tense as you expect. Collar and elbow ties while the two men jostled to position.
Cena dominated the first 10 minutes of the match. From chin locks to double axis double axis of the upper rope, the Hollywood star simply exhausted Rhodes to the fun of the partisan crowd of Las Vegas.
Cody finally staged a return and delivered a cody cup, but when he tried the bionic elbow of his father, Cena a led with his STF submission.
Cody fought, but ended up taking an attitude adjustment for a two account. Cena then delivered another of the upper rope – Cody would still not be down.
Another attitude adjustment in the STF has still worn Rhodes, but the champion would not give. The referee was overthrown while Rhodes was fighting.
Travis Scott intervened, took a Rhodes cross, but released the referee from the ring to prevent Cena from losing. When Rhodes hesitated to hit Cena with the belt, he received a low blow and a belt on his face. Fans were amazed while Cena broke the record, becoming a world champion of 17 times.
