WrestleMania Night delivered seismic moments at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, leaving fans buzzing about new champions, surprise returns, and a game-changing betrayal involving Paul Heyman.
The main event saw John Cena make history, defeating Cody Rhodes to claim his 17th world title—surpassing Ric Flair’s legendary record. Cena’s win wasn’t without controversy, as rapper Travis Scott assisted with a low blow and a title belt shot, cementing Cena’s heel turn and shaking the WWE landscape.
The night’s action-packed card featured:
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Iyo Sky retaining the Women’s World Championship in a show-stealing triple threat against Bianca Belair and Rhea Ripley, executing a stunning moonsault to pin Belair.
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Dominik Mysterio capturing the Intercontinental Championship in a dramatic fatal four-way against Finn Bálor, Bron Breakker, and Penta—marking a major moment for the Judgment Day member.
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Becky Lynch’s surprise return, teaming with Lyra Valkyria to win the Women’s Tag Team Titles from Liv Morgan and Raquel Rodriguez, electrifying the crowd.
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Drew McIntyre’s brutal victory over Damian Priest in a Sin City Street Fight, settling a heated rivalry.
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Logan Paul defeating AJ Styles, and Randy Orton overcoming TNA’s Joe Hendry in an open challenge, further spicing up the night’s results.
But the biggest shock came from Paul Heyman. After betraying CM Punk and Roman Reigns on Night, the fallout from Heyman’s actions continues to dominate WWE headlines, leaving fans speculating about his next move and the future of the Bloodline storyline.
WrestleMania Night started at p.m. ET and ran late into the night, streaming exclusively on Peacock for U.S. viewers. With so many titles changing hands and alliances shattered, the road to WWE Backlash promises even more drama.
What will Paul Heyman do next—and who will challenge the new champions? Stay tuned for the latest WWE news and rumors as the fallout from WrestleMania continues.
