It’s time for WWE to return to “The Grandest Stage of Them All.”
WWE kicks off their biggest two-night event of the year tonight, as WrestleMania 41 Saturday takes place from Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada.
On tap for tonight’s show is Roman Reigns vs. Seth Rollins vs. CM Punk (with Paul Heyman), Gunther vs. ‘Main Event’ Jey Uso for the WWE World Heavyweight Championship, Tiffany Stratton vs. Charlotte Flair for the WWE Women’s Championship, The War Raiders vs. The New Day for the WWE Tag-Team Championships, LA Knight vs. Jacob Fatu for the WWE United States Championship, Jade Cargill vs. Naomi, as well as El Grande Americano vs. Rey Mysterio (or a replacement).
Featured below are complete WrestleMania 41 results from Saturday, April 19, 2025. The following report was written by PWMania.com reporter Matt Boone (@MattBoone0709) as the show aired from 4-11pm EST. on Peacock and Netflix.
WWE WRESTLEMANIA 41 RESULTS – APRIL 19, 2025
“WWE Then. Now. Forever. Together.” kicks things off as always. We then hear “Timeless” by The Weeknd as we see a shot of Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, NV.
Michael Cole welcomes us to the Countdown to WrestleMania 41 Saturday. The camera shows arrival shots of Seth Rollins and others, and settles at the pre-show panel, where Cole is seated with Pat McAfee, Big E. and Wade Barrett.
They run down the lineup for tonight’s show and then begin kicking it to other members of the broadcast team, such as Joe Tessitore, Sam Roberts and others, who give their thoughts on some of tonight’s scheduled matches. We also check in with Jackie Redmond, Peter Rosenberg, Byron Saxton and others.
Back at the panel, after some more banter, Cole gets hyped up in an attempt to transition to some kind of Selfie-Cam segment. As it turns out, he got ahead of himself, as that’s not until later. The rest of the panelists mess with him as he blushes and introduces Hall of Fame highlights.
We’re told by Cole on the broadcast that Rey Mysterio’s injury situation is legitimate, and that whether or not he competes as scheduled against El Grande Americano at WrestleMania 41 will be a “game time decision” that the company will have to make.
After some more goofing off, we see some of Peter Rosenberg’s in-depth sit-down interview with Triple H. We also see an excerpt of Wade Barrett’s one-on-one with Charlotte Flair. At the panel, Cole teases a big announcement from WWE Chief Content Officer Paul “Triple H” Levesque.
Following a brief commercial break, we return to an elaborate trailer promoting AAA aligning with WWE for a special Worlds Collide event on June 7 at the Kia Forum in Los Angeles, CA. Back live, HHH appears at the panel with Dorian Roldan of AAA, and a host of lucha libre talent. It is announced that WWE has acquired AAA.
Jackie Redmond conducts a live interview with Rey Mysterio during the Countdown to WrestleMania 41 pre-show, where he confirms he suffered an injury at last night’s WWE SmackDown. Because of this, he is not medically cleared. He introduces Rey Fenix, who will replace him against El Grande Americano at WrestleMania 41.
The panel consists of Jackie Redmond, Big E. and Peter Rosenberg when we return. They talk among themselves about some of the announcements that were just made. Backstage, Byron Saxton interviews The New Day after a brief word from The War Raiders in an empty arena.
In a special area of the building, Joe Tessitore and Sam Roberts get some camera face-time to give their thoughts on the tag-team title tilt between the War Raiders and New Day. The talk then switches to the U.S. title bout with LA Knight defending against Jacob Fatu.
We are sent to a “moments ago” video from backstage, where we see Bayley is down and out. Lyra Valkyria approaches her and asks what happened. She comes to enough to say that someone attacked her. Liv Morgan and Raquel Rodriguez show up and taunt them. Adam Pearce doesn’t believe they weren’t involved.
It is then announced that Bayley is out. Lyra Valkyria is told she has less than 24 hours remaining to find a replacement partner for her tag-team title opportunity against Morgan and Rodriguez at WrestleMania 41 Sunday. Back to the panel, Stephanie McMahon joins them to plug her new podcast and ESPN+ series.
As the panelists begin wrapping up the final ten minutes of the pre-show, we hear Pat McAfee’s music in the background. The camera shot cuts to show him making his way to the commentary desk. Big E., Jackie Redmond and Peter Rosenberg continue wrapping things up.
Paul “Triple H” Levesque Opens The Show
After Jelly Roll sings God Bless America to transition from the pre-show to the main show, we shift to the elaborate cold open video package narrated by Paul “Triple H” Levesque.
Straight from his narrated cold open, we settle inside Allegiant Stadium where Lilian Garcia introduces the 2025 WWE Hall of Fame inductee himself, and then the WWE Chief Content Officer appears in the ring. He welcomes us to Las Vegas.
He mentions for the first time, everyone in the building is being seen by the entire globe — right now. With that said, WELCOME TO WRESTLEMANIA! Fireworks and pyro explode as Pat McAfee says, “Hello world!” on commentary. Travis Scott’s “Fiend” plays again as Michael Cole does his enthusiastic introduction on commentary.
WWE World Heavyweight Championship
Gunther (c) vs. ‘Main Event’ Jey Uso
Not wasting any time, the elaborate introduction for Salvatore Banacci, Fatal Fury’s own, takes place. He pops up with a DJ set up and then spins the record as ‘Main Event’ Jey Uso’s theme begins. Fans with “YEET!” flags run to the ring. They line the long stage.
We also see cheerleaders in the crowd going up the long flights of stairs. The entire building sings along and do the “YEET!” wave as ‘Main Event’ Jey Uso emerges and begins making his custom walk through the crowd. It’s an impressive sight to see an entire football stadium “YEET’ing” at once.
Wade Barrett joins McAfee and Cole on a three-man commentary team for our opening contest, which is for the WWE World Heavyweight Championship. Co-founder of Def Jam, Rick Rubin, is seen “YEET’ing” in the front row. Some Slim Jim contest winners are shown. Cole, “C’mon Uce! C’mon Uce”! as he and Uso dap it up.
Turki Al-Sheikh is shown in the crowd as Uso settles inside the ring. Uso’s music finally does, the “YEET’ing” ceases, and the entrance tune for the reigning, defending WWE World Heavyweight Champion GUNTHER hits. Out comes “The Ring General” for his title defense on “The Grandest Stage of Them All.”
The bell sounds and the crowd roars as the two slowly begin circling each other. Jey with a collar and elbow tie up but Gunther gets him in the corner and gets his first chop in. Jey fights back with a right hand and Gunther is knocked down and he rolls to the outside of the ring.
Gunther gets back into the ring and a head lock take down by Gunther in the middle of the ring. Jey gets to his feet and he sends Gunther to the ropes but Gunther with a chop to the chest. Jey retreats and he hits Gunther with a right hand and once more, Gunther rolls to the outside of the ring.
Gunther gets back into the ring and he hits Jey with an uppercut. Gunther goes for a splash onto Jey but Jey moves out of the way. Jey goes for a slam but Gunther’s weight is too much and he falls onto Jey. He goes for the cover but Jey kicks out. Gunther with a right hand and he throws Jey to the ropes, Gunther goes for a clothesline but Jey ducks and he lands a bodyslam.
Gunther in the corner and Jey with a kick to the side of the head. Jey climbs the second rope but Gunther with a chop to the chest and Jey falls over the top rope and to the outside of the ring. Jey gets back into the ring and Gunther with an uppercut takes Jey down. Gunther gets Jey up and lands a chop and Jey leans in the corner. Gunther with more chops and he throws Jey to the opposite corner but Jey bounces off and lands a spear.
He goes for the cover but Gunther kicks out. Jey with right hands and he gets Gunther in the corner but the referee breaks it up. Gunther with a chop and he goes for the powerbomb but Jey reverses it into a Samoan drop. Jey climbs the second rope but Gunther slows him down with a right hand. Gunther climbs the second rope and he lands a suplex! Gunther with a dropkick and he lands the powerbomb on Jey.
Gunther goes for the cover but Jey kicks out. Gunther with a right hand onto Jey and he goes for another powerbomb but Jey reverses it into a hurricanrana. Both men to their feet and Jey with a spear! Jey climbs the top rope and he lands the Uso Splash! He goes for the cover but Gunther kicks out! Gunther rolls to the outside of the ring and he grabs his World Heavyweight Championship. Gunther points to Jey and tells Jey that he won’t ruin it for him.
The referee gets in the way, Jey goes for a suicide dive, the referee moves out of the way and Gunther hits Jey with the title! The referee doesn’t see it! Gunther climbs the top rope and he lands a splash! Gunther goes for the cover but Jey kicks out! Gunther gets the sleeper hold onto Jey and the fans “Yeet”. Gunther locks it in, Jey tries to make the ropes but Gunther grabs his arm and rolls Jey into the middle of the ring.
Jey gets his leg on the ropes and the referee breaks it up. Gunther with a knee to the face in the corner followed by a chop to the chest. Jey gets to his feet and he tells Gunther to bring it. More chops by Gunther and Jey keeps getting up. Jey with a right hand, Gunther with a chop, Jey with a head but, Gunther with a chop and both men exchange elbows. Gunther with a clothesline and Jey with a clothesline.
Gunther with a big boot but Jey stays on his feet and he lands a clothesline. Both men are down and Gunther goes for a choke but Jey gets out of it and lands a German suplex. Both men in opposite corners and Gunther with a dropkick. He grabs Jey and goes for a powerbomb but Jey lands on his feet and Jey powerbombs Gunther! Jey with a super kick and Gunther is on his knees.
Gunther gets up and Jey with another superkick followed by a spear! Jey climbs the top rope and lands the Uso Splash! Jey climbs the top rope once more and he lands another Uso Splash! Jey climbs the top rope again and he lands another Uso Splash, this time on Gunther’s back. Jey gets Gunther in the sleeper hold and Gunther taps out. Jey celebrates on the announce table, holding up the World Heavyweight Championship as pyro goes off! Out comes Jimmy Uso and they celebrate in the ring.
Winner and NEW WWE World Heavyweight Champion: ‘Main Event’ Jey Uso
WWE Tag-Team Championships
The War Raiders (c) vs. The New Day
The pre-match video package airs to set the stage for the second match of the show, which is another title tilt, as the WWE Tag-Team Championships will be on-the-line when The War Raiders defend against The New Day.
When the lengthy package wraps up, we return live inside Allegiant Stadium where the heel theme for The New Day hits. Out comes Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods with a big synched up pose and elaborate ring entrance gear. They head to the ring to a ton of boos.
The two are wearing ring gear inspired by Giant Gonzalez’s body suit and fur. They also have a three-headed unicorn on the gear, with one of them dead, supposedly representing Big E. Woods barks back-and-forth with NFL star George Kittle at ringside. He has some words with McAfee as well.
The sirens for the champions hits and out comes The War Raiders duo of Erik and Ivar for their latest title defense. They come out in elaborate Viking gear, complete with the spiked helmets and metal-looking mesh kilts. Cole on commentary says they’re dressed as Clash Of Clan characters.
As soon as the bell sounds, we see Erik starting for his team, only to be jumped and double-teamed by Kingston and Woods in the corner. He fights them off and knocks them out to the floor. He tags in Ivar. The War Raiders slam each other onto both New Day members at ringside. Ivar hits a running cross-body on the floor.
He throws Woods into the ring an Erik is tagged in. They double team Woods and Erik goes for the cover but Woods kicks out. Kofi grabs Woods to the outside and Erik goes for a suicide dive but Woods with a right hand. He throws him into the barricade and back into the ring. Kofi is tagged in and they double team Erik, focusing on his neck.
Kofi goes for the cover but Erik kicks out. Kofi places Erik on the ring apron and he knees him in the face. Woods is tagged in and he lands a double stomp onto Erik. He goes for the cover but Erik kicks out. Woods mocks Ric Flair with the strut and Kofi is tagged in. They throw Erik in the corner and go for poetry in motion but Erik catches Kofi and throws him onto Woods.
Ivar is tagged in and he back body drop’s Kofi followed by a side slam and a cross body. In comes Woods but Ivar with a cart wheel and he kicks Woods down. Ivar grabs Kofi but Kofi with a kick to the face. Woods is tagged in and they go for the double team but Ivar blocks it. Ivar with a double back elbow takes both men down. Ivar climbs the top rope but Woods trips him down and he lands the honor roll.
Kofi is tagged in but in comes Erik who knocks Woods down. Kofi with Trouble in Paradise onto Erik and Kofi climbs the top rope. He jumps, Ivar moves out of the way, Kofi lands on his feet and Ivar with a spinning wheel kick. Ivar climbs the top rope and he lands the moon sault. He goes for the cover but Woods with the Limit Break Elbow off the top rope.
Kofi gets his arm onto Ivar and goes for the cover but Ivar kicks out. Woods and Erik are tagged in and both men exchange kicks. Woods goes for the honor roll but Erik grabs him in a full nelson and he lands a knee to the face. Ivar is tagged in but in comes Kofi.
Erik with a right hand onto Kofi. They go for the War Machine but Kofi trips Ivar up and Kofi throws Erik to the outside. Woods is tagged in and he lands a double stomp onto Ivar. He goes for the cover and Kofi holds down Ivar’s foot to ensure Woods gets the three. And he does. We have new tag-team champions.
Winners and NEW WWE Tag-Team Champions: The New Day
Naomi vs. Jade Cargill
After the elaborate pre-match video package wraps up, we set the stage for our next match of the evening. It is a history-making match, as it’s the first women’s singles match without a title on-the-line at WrestleMania. Naomi makes her way out first in another caution tape-inspired ring gear.
She settles inside the squared circle and then we see a weird “Special Weather Report” cut-in with some random white dude outside of Allegiant Stadium. In as corny-a-fashion as you’re picturing, he does a faux weather report to inform everyone that, yes, “a storm is coming.”
Back inside Allegiant Stadium, the theme hits to bring out Jade Cargill. She heads to the ring with a super short haircut, as Cole is in rare form talking about how Naomi is boo-hooing about her friendship with Bianca Belair during the lead-up to this one.
The bell sounds and things get officially off-and-running, and in a hurry. Cargill with right hands and she throws Naomi into the corner. Kicks by Cargill followed by an uppercut. She grabs Naomi and throws her across the ring followed by a spear in the corner. She lifts Naomi up and throws her in the opposite corner but Naomi with a kick.
Naomi climbs the top rope but Cargill throws her off the top rope and onto the mat. Naomi rolls to the outside and out goes Cargill but Naomi with right hands. She grabs Cargill but Cargill grabs Naomi and throws her into the barricade. Cargill grabs Naomi but Naomi with a rake to the eyes followed by a kick to the face. Naomi with an X-Factor on the outside of the ring.
Naomi gets back into the ring as the referee begins the 10 count. Cargill gets on the ring apron but Naomi with a drop kick and Cargill falls to the outside. She grabs Cargill and slams her face first into the ring post. Naomi climbs the ring steps and lands a block buster. The referee continues his 10 count but Naomi throws Cargill back into the ring. Naomi with a head scissor take down.
She goes for the cover but Cargill kicks out. Naomi with kicks onto Cargill and she gets a modified chin lock but Cargill with right hands. She gets to her feet but Naomi with a chop to the leg. Naomi to the ropes but Cargill grabs her and lands a back breaker.
Cargill with right hands and she lands a super kick onto Naomi. Cargill with a splash in the corner. She goes for another splash but Naomi with a boot to the face. Naomi climbs the second rope and jumps but Cargill catches her and lands a jack hammer! Cargill grabs Naomi but Naomi grabs the bottom rope. The referee breaks it up.
Naomi climbs the second rope and jumps but Cargill catches her and lands a fall away slam. Cargill poses for the fans and she steps on top of Naomi to climb the second rope. Naomi gets to her feet and she lands a kick to the side of the head. Naomi climbs the top rope and she lands a bull dog! Naomi places Cargill under the ropes and she lands a split legged moonsault.
Naomi goes for the cover but Cargill kicks out. Naomi with a super kick and she goes for another one but Cargill catches her, she rolls Naomi up but Naomi reverses it and goes for a roll up herself but Cargill kicks out. Naomi with a modified Rings of Saturn but Cargill gets out of it.
She gets Naomi on her shoulders and gets to her feet. Cargill goes for a slam, Naomi lands on her feet and goes for a kick, Cargill ducks and lifts Naomi up on her shoulders. She flips Naomi up and lands a powerbomb! Cargill lands Jaded and makes the cover for the win.
Winner: Jade Cargill
WWE United States Championship
LA Knight (c) vs. Jacob Fatu
The elaborate pre-match video package airs to get us ready for the next match of the evening. In our third title tilt in four matches thus far, the WWE United States Championship will be on-the-line. The package wraps up and we return inside Allegiant Stadium.
We hear the familiar sounds of Jacob Fatu’s theme. Out comes “The Samoan Werewolf” in a bad ass werewolf mask. He is accompanied by Solo Sikoa. He makes his way to the ring and settles inside the squared circle to wrap up his awesome ring walk.
A car pulls up. The window comes down just as the familiar sounds of LA Knight’s entrance tune plays. “The Mega Star” looks dead in the camera, yanks the door up and open, hops out, slams the door and begins making his walk down the long stage to the ring.
He settles inside as Barrett, Cole and McAfee remind everyone that Knight actually competed in two matches in a row just 24 hours ago on SmackDown. The bell sounds and we’re officially off-and-running with this one. Fatu goes for a right hand but LA Knight ducks and LA Knight with right hands.
Fatu pushes him away but LA Knight gets back to his feet and spears Fatu in the corner. LA Knight with a neck breaker and he goes for BFT but Fatu lands on his hands and both men are face to face. Fatu with a pop up Samoan drop. The fans chant “Fatu” and he runs to the ropes and lands a spinning elbow. LA Knight rolls onto the ring apron but LA Knight with a shoulder tackle and he goes for a sunset flip but Fatu remains on his feet.
LA Knight gets up and Fatu with a cross body and he goes for the cover but LA Knight kicks out. Fatu lifts LA Knight up and throws him on the top rope and LA Knight bounces onto the mat. Fatu throws LA Knight to the ropes but LA Knight with a dropkick and Fatu rolls to the outside. LA Knight with a modified baseball slide.
He throws Fatu back into the ring. LA Knight climbs the second rope and jumps but Fatu with a powerslam. He goes for the cover but LA Knight kicks out. Fatu goes for a running senton but LA Knight gets his knees up. LA Knight runs to the ropes, Fatu goes for a pop up Samoan drop, LA Knight blocks it and LA Knight with a modified arm drag. Fatu gets back up and goes for a splash in the corner.
LA Knight moves out of the way and Fatu lands face first onto the ring post. LA Knight with kicks followed by a running knee to the face. He grabs Fatu and throws him shoulder first into the ring post and shoulder first into the second ring post. LA Knight with a running clothesline.
He climbs the second rope and jumps up to the top rope and lands an elbow drop. He goes for the cover but Fatu kicks out. Both men to their feet and Fatu with a super kick and that takes LA Knight down. Fatu goes for the moon sault but LA Knight gets up and trips Fatu up. LA Knight climbs the second rope and grabs Fatu but Fatu hits him with an elbow.
LA Knight falls to his feet, jumps back up and a German suplex by LA Knight, turns Fatu inside out. LA Knight goes for the cover but Fatu kicks out! LA Knight goes for BFT but Fatu pushes him away and lands a super kick. Fatu with three running hip attacks in the corner. Fatu climbs the top rope and lands a swanton! He goes for the cover but LA Knight kicks out. Fatu with headbuts. The fans chant “Let’s go Fatu, LA Knight”.
Fatu climbs the top rope and jumps for a moon sault but LA Knight catches him in mid air and lands the BFT! He goes for the cover but Fatu gets his arm on the bottom rope! LA Knight climbs the second rope but Fatu grabs him. LA Knight with right hands and he climbs the top rope but Fatu with a super kick.
Fatu climbs the second rope and he lands a Samoan drop. Fatu with a top rope moon sault! He climbs the top rope again and lands another for the win. Jacob Fatu is now your new WWE United States Champion. Haku greets him at ringside to help him celebrate his first singles title win in WWE.
Winner and NEW WWE United States Champion: Jacob Fatu
El Grande Americano vs. Rey Fenix
After some trailers for WrestleMania 42 in New Orleans, we shoot to the elaborate pre-match video package to tell the story leading into this special last-minute replacement match. Filling in for Rey Mysterio, as announced during the Countdown to WrestleMania 41 pre-show is Rey Fenix.
Back live, the screen turns to the grainy brownish-looking tint, similar to the debut package for El Grande Americano weeks ago, as he makes his epic ring walk to a mariachi band. The commentators have a field day with the banter as El Grande Americano settles inside the squared circle.
Once his ring walk wraps up, the heavy metal sounds of the WWE theme for Rey Fenix hits. Out comes the masked-man with a special jacket on. Fireworks explode as he settles at the top of the stage. He makes his way to the ring to a big pop from the WrestleMania crowd in Vegas.
The bell sounds and we’re officially off-and-running with this one. Before things get started, El Grande Americano pushes Vikingo at ringside, but Vikingo with a big kick. El Grande Americano rolls into the ring and the referee calls for the bell. Rey Fenix with a hurricanrana and he goes for the cover but El Grande Americano kicks out.
Both men to their feet and Rey lifts El Grande Americano on his shoulders but El Grande Americano lands on his feet. Rey with a kick and he jumps off the top rope and lands a missile dropkick. El Grande Americano rolls to the outside of the ring and Rey with a cross body off the top rope onto the outside.
He throws El Grande Americano back into the rope and he gets into the ring but El Grande Americano with a reverse German suplex. El Grande Americano with right hands and he throws Rey onto the ring apron. Rey with a shoulder tackle and he jumps over the top rope but El Grande Americano catches him and suplex him into a cover but Rey kicks out. El Grande Americano places Rey on the top rope but Rey with right hands.
Rey jumps down and lands an arm drag followed by a double stomp. Rey with kicks to the face followed by a spinning kick and El Grande Americano is down in the corner. Rey runs towards El Grande Americano but El Grande Americano with an overhead throw. El Grande Americano climbs the top rope and he lands a reverse 450 splash.
He goes for the cover but Rey kicks out. El Grande Americano tries to remove Rey’s mask but Rey with right hands and he lands a black fire driver! Rey goes for the cover but El Grande Americano kicks out. Rey walks the top rope but El Grande Americano trips him up. El Grande Americano takes out a medal plate and places it on his forehead under the mask as the referee checks up on Rey.
El Grande Americano goes for a headbutt, Fenix rolls through and lands a hurricanrana. El Grande Americano on the ring apron and Rey walks the top rope and lands the Goodbye Amigo as he kicks El Grande Americano across the head. Rey is down holding his leg as he kicked the medal plate! Rey in pain and El Grande Americano gets the ankle lock on Rey but Rey rolls through for the cover but El Grande Americano kicks out.
Rey goes for a cross body off the second rope but El Grande Americano with a headbutt in mid air. El Grande Americano climbs the top rope and he lands a flying headbutt. He quickly follows up with the pinfall victory. He struts around in gloating fashion to celebrate as Cole loses his mind on commentary, still feeling the need to point out it’s really Chad Gable.
Winner: El Grande Americano
WWE Women’s Championship
Tiffany Stratton (c) vs. Charlotte Flair
After Shawn Michaels comes out to announce an official attendance inside Allegiant Stadium of 61,467 fans for night one of WrestleMania 41, we head to the pre-match video package for our next bout of the evening. We will see another title at stake in this one, as the WWE Women’s Championship showdown is next.
The package wraps up and in the old N’Sync movie style, we see a bunch of Barbie Doll boxes, life-sized, side-by-side. The ones on the sides have LED-screens, while the real Tiffany Stratton is in the middle box, to make it look like she’s in all three. She comes out of the middle box talking about Tiffy-Time as she heads to the ring.
After the unusual first entrance by the champion wraps up, her music dies down and the entrance tune for her opponent, “The Queen” Charlotte Flair, begins, after a dramatic setup. The women’s legend gets a grand entrance with a car and a massive robe, etc. She takes her time making the long walk down the stage.
The ring announcer handles the formal ring introductions for the champion and the challenger, and then the bell sounds to get things officially off-and-running. As soon as the match begins, the two ladies collide with a vengeance. Flair takes Tiffany down and both women exchange right hands.
From there, the two roll to the outside and Tiffany pushes Flair into the ring post. The fans chant “Tiffy Time” but Flair with a right hand followed by a chop. Flair throws Tiffany to the corner but Tiffany reverses it and Flair into the corner. Tiffany with a splash and she places Flair in a tree of woe. Tiffany with a kick to the face. She goes for the cover but Flair kicks out.
Flair rolls to the outside of the ring and she grabs Tiffany by the legs but Tiffany kicks her away. Tiffany to the outside but Flair drops her back first onto the barricade. Flair gets back into the ring and back to the outside to break the referee’s count. She throws Tiffany into the barricade. Flair throws Tiffany back into the ring and slams her face first onto the mat. Flair wraps her legs arounds Tiffany and slams her onto the mat.
Flair with a Boston crab but Tiffany reverses it into a cover but Flair kicks out. Tiffany with forearms to the face followed by a drop kick. Tiffany with an acrobatic elbow to the face. She throws Flair to the ropes and Tiffany with a spine buster. She goes for the cover but Flair kicks out. Flair rolls to the ring apron and Tiffany grabs her but Flair hangs her up on the top rope.
Flair climbs the second rope but Tiffany gets to her feet and hits her with a right hand. Tiffany gets Flair on her shoulders and lands a rolling senton. Tiffany goes for a moon sault, Flair moves out of the way, Tiffany lands on her feet but Flair with a right hand. Flair on the ring apron, she jumps in between the second rope and goes for a spear but Tiffany lands a drop kick. She goes for the cover but Flair kicks out.
Tiffany to the ropes but Flair with a big boot! She goes for the cover but Tiffany kicks out. Flair with chops to the chest but Tiffany with right hands. Tiffany goes for a clothesline, Flair moves out of the way and kicks her in the face. Flair goes for Natural Selection, Tiffany counters it, she grabs Flair but Flair reverses it into a sit down powerbomb. She goes for the cover but Tiffany kicks out.
Flair with a clothesline and she steps on top of Tiffany and climbs the second rope. Tiffany gets to her feet and she grabs Flair but Flair kicks her away. Flair climbs the top rope but Tiffany gets back up and trips Flair. Both women on the second rope but Flair with elbows and down goes Tiffany. Flair drops down and goes for a back drop but Tiffany lands on her feet. Flair goes for the big boot but Tiffany with a slam.
She goes for the cover but Flair kicks out. Both women get up but Flair with a knee to the back. Flair climbs the top rope and she goes for a cross body but Tiffany catches her and goes for the cover but Flair kicks out. That looked like a three count but the referee held her hand in the air. Both women back up and Flair kicks Tiffany down to the outside of the ring. Flair climbs the top rope but Tiffany gets up and pushes Flair down.
Flair holds her injured left knee but Tiffany goes after Flair’s knee and she slams Flair’s left knee onto the ring mat. She grabs her leg but Flair kicks her in the face. Flair goes for the cover but Tiffany kicks out. Flair to the outside of the ring and she grabs Tiffany, slamming Tiffany’s left knee into the ring post. Flair gets back into the ring and she places Tiffany’s left knee on the second rope and Flair attacks the knee.
Flair gets the Figure Four onto Tiffany but Tiffany punches Flair’s left knee and Flair lets go of the Figure Four. Flair gets back up and grabs Tiffany’s leg but Tiffany kicks her away and Tiffany with a chop block onto Flair’s knee. Tiffany slams Flair down onto the mat. Tiffany goes for the Prettiest Moonsault Ever but Flair gets her knees up.
Flair rolls Tiffany up but Tiffany kicks out. Flair gets up and climbs the top rope but Tiffany with right hands. Tiffany with right hands. Flair slams Tiffany face first onto the mat. Flair on the top rope and she lands the Natural Selection off the top rope! She goes for the cover but Tiffany kicks out! Both women with right hands and Flair with a chop block. She goes for the Figure Four but Tiffany gets out of it.
Both women to their feet, Flair goes for the spear in the corner but Tiffany moves out of the way. Tiffany with the Alabama slam into the corner. She places Flair on her shoulders and a rolling senton. Tiffany with the Prettiest Moonsault Ever. This time she does a quick follow-up into the cover and gets the 1-2-3 for the win. Charlotte shows Tiffany a little bit of respect afterwards.
Winner and STILL WWE Women’s Champion: Tiffany Stratton
MAIN EVENT
Seth Rollins vs. Roman Reigns vs. CM Punk (w/ Paul Heyman)
It’s main event time!
But first, we see an extended video package looking back at highlights from last night’s 2025 WWE Hall of Fame induction ceremony. When it wraps up, the inductees are brought out on stage. “Stone Cold” Steve Austin and Bret Hart are introduced, as are the family of Earthquake and Typhoon, Michelle McCool and Paul “Triple H” Levesque. Lex Luger was nowhere in sight.
Once this wraps up, the inductees make their way to the back again and we shift gears and get ready for the main event of the evening, with arguably the biggest triple-threat match in WrestleMania history. The elaborate pre-match video package airs to tell the story leading up to the final bout of night one of WrestleMania 41.
Back live inside Allegiant Stadium, the lights go down and when they come back on, Seth Rollins comes out to “BURN IT DOWN!” complete with a flame-thrower in a wild outfit. He shoots flames at the entrance stage. The lights go down as fans sing his music in the building. When they come back on, a spotlight is shining on Rollins, who is now in an all-white outfit with Macho Man Randy Savage-style sunglasses.
After Rollins settles in the ring, the music dies down. The fans keep singing. A few moments later, that momentum dies down. The theme for the first of his two opponents hits, and out comes Roman Reigns. Nothing fancy about his entrance. He comes out to pyro in his wrestling gear, wearing an Ola Fala. He throws the 1s up and makes the long walk down the massive entrance stage for his record tenth main event at WrestleMania.
Last, but definitely not least, in what WWE is hell bent on considering his first ever WrestleMania MAIN EVENT, CM Punk’s entrance begins. An elaborate pre-ring walk video plays chronicling Punk’s whole career, complete with a modern day Punk saying word-for-word his original “Straight Edge” promo from his early days.
“I don’t drink, I don’t smoke, I don’t do drugs …wrestling is my addiction.” His original hard rock WWE theme plays. After the video wraps up, we see Living Colour on stage playing Cult of Personality live. Out comes “The Best in the World” accompanied by Paul Heyman.
The two make their way down to the ring. Heyman kisses Punk on the forehead and he settles in the ring. The ring announcer handles the formal pre-match ring introductions. The bell sounds and off we go. Punk rolls out to the floor and puts his arm around Heyman. Rollins laughs at Reigns in the ring. He then tells Reigns it’s not about Punk. He doesn’t deserve to be here. Reigns decks Rollins and the fight is on.
He then follows up with vicious right hands in the corner on the second rope but in comes Punk from behind. Punk with right hands onto Roman and a chop to the chest onto Seth. Punk with a kick onto Roman’s leg and he throws Roman to the ropes but Roman takes him down with a flying forearm. He clotheslines Punk to the outside of the ring.
Roman to the outside and he hits Seth with a drive by. Roman slams Punk face first onto the ring apron. Roman is yelling at Heyman who is on the other side of the ring. Roman grabs Punk but Punk throws Roman into the ring post and Seth with a suicide dive onto Roman. He grabs Roman and throws him into the barricade. Roman still on his feet and Seth throws him into the ring steps. Punk walks up to Seth and both men with right hands.
Punk clotheslines Seth over the barricade and Punk with a double axe handle off the barricade onto Seth. Punk grabs a chair and hits Seth with it as both men fight in between the fans. Seth grabs a garbage can and he hits Punk with it across the head. Seth grabs another garbage can but Punk with a kick. Punk suplexes Seth onto the garbage can and the cement. Punk throws a garbage can towards Seth and both men begin to fight towards the barricade. Roman jumps over the barricade and flies onto both men.
Roman throws Punk over the barricade and into the Prime stand. He grabs Seth and throws him over the barricade. The fans chant “We want tables” and Roman points to the Spanish announce table. Roman grabs Seth and he slams him face first into the ring steps and he hits Seth with the giant Prime bottle. Roman grabs Punk and slams him face first onto the ring apron. He grabs the giant Prime bottle and hits Seth with it and goes back to Punk. Roman with right hands and a headbutt onto Punk but Punk with a kick onto Roman’s left knee.
Punk throws Roman into the ring and he goes for the running knee but Roman catches him and lands a Samoan drop. Seth jumps off the top rope but Roman with a right hand. Roman goes for the Superman Punch onto Punk but Punk ducks and lands a swinging neck breaker. Seth jumps over the top rope, Punk catches him and goes for the GTS but Seth lands on his feet. Seth to the ropes but Punk with a spinning heel kick. Punk with running knees to the face onto both Roman and Seth. Punk grabs them both and lands a DDT and an inverted DDT.
Punk climbs the top rope and he lands an elbow drop onto Seth. Punk looks at Heyman and points to Roman but Heyman looks hesitant. Punk body slams Roman and climbs the top rope. Seth climbs the top rope and goes for a suplex but Roman gets up. Roman gets Seth on his shoulders, Punk on the top rope and he lands a Doomsday! Punk gets back up and Roman with a Superman Punch onto Punk! He goes for the cover but Punk kicks out. Roman in the corner and he goes for the Spear but Punk with a kick! Punk goes for the GTF but Roman with elbows and he gets out of it. Roman with a right hand and Punk with a right hand.
Punk with spinning forearms and he slams Roman onto the mat. Punk goes for the cover but Roman kicks out. Punk goes for the Anaconda Vice but Seth on the top rope and he lands a frog splash on both men! He goes for the cover on Roman but Roman kicks out. Seth begins kicking both men in the face and right hands onto Punk. He lifts Punk up and delivers a buckle bomb. Seth turns to Roman and he lifts Roman up and lands a buckle bomb. Seth grabs Punk and goes for the Pedigree but Punk reverses it and he goes for the GTS but Roman spears Punk! Seth moves out of the way, he goes for the Pedigree on Roman but Roman with a back drop, Seth lands on his feet, Roman runs to the ropes and goes for a Spear but Seth with a mid air Pedigree.
Seth with the Stomp onto Roman! Seth kicks Punk out of the ring and he goes for the cover on Roman but Roman kicks out! Seth climbs the top rope, does the sign of the cross, goes for a cork screw, Roman moves out of the way, Seth lands on his feet, Punk goes for the GTS, Roman with the spear onto Seth! Punk moves out of the way and he lands the GTS onto Roman! Punk goes for the cover but Roman kicks out.
Punk grabs Roman and goes for the GTS but Roman with elbows. In comes Seth and he lands the Pedigree onto Punk! Seth goes for the cover but Punk kicks out! Punk rolls onto the ring apron and Seth tells Roman that Roman is without Heyman, without him, without his Bloodline. Seth tells Roman to listen to him and he points at Heyman. He tells Roman that Punk does not belong there and if they take Punk out, he is done.
Seth to the outside and he kicks Punk in the face and he yells at Roman, telling him to come on. Seth clears the announce table and Roman to the outside. Roman looks at Seth hesitantly and he is unsure what to do. Roman yells at Seth, telling him to pick him up. Roman with a right hand onto Seth, knocking him down! Roman grabs Punk and powerbombs him through the table! Roman grabs Seth and he powerbombs him through the Spanish announce table, which this time breaks awkwardly. Rollins’ back took the brunt of it. Ouch.
Reigns quickly gets Rollins back in the ring and nearly be-heads him with a spear. He immediately follows up with the cover, but somehow Rollins kicks out at two. Now we settle into the finishing sequence. With Rollins down, Reigns and Punk both crawl to Heyman, who is holding a chair. He debates but slides it to Punk. He enters the ring and as Punk goes to blast Reigns with it, he low-blows Punk. He hands Reigns the chair, calls him his Tribal Chief, and then points to Rollins.
Rollins is standing facing the entrance area in front of the ropes in the ring, just like Reigns was when Rollins hit him with a chair to join The Authority years ago. Reigns has his opportunity to give it right back to him. Instead, as he winds up with the chair, Heyman low-blows Reigns. He hands Rollins the chair, who then finishes Reigns off and pins him for the win.
Heyman and Rollins raise hands together, showing they were in on it together. Heyman leaves with Rollins as the commentators are in shock. The two head up the long entrance ramp, with Rollins still holding the chair. Rollins poses as Heyman flashes the evil genius smile behind him staring at him. That’s how night one goes off the air. Thanks for joining us!
Winner: Seth Rollins
