WWE confirmed during WrestleMania 41 that Money in the Bank 2025 will take place live from the Intuit Dome in Los Angeles on Saturday, June 7. The venue previously hosted the Netflix premiere of Monday Night Raw on January 6.
Below is the updated lineup for WWE’s 2025 Premium Live Events:
Saturday, May 10, 2025: WWE Backlash – Enterprise Center, St. Louis, Missouri
Saturday, May 24, 2025: WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event – Yuengling Center, Tampa, Florida
Sunday, May 25, 2025: WWE Battleground – Yuengling Center, Tampa, Florida
Saturday, June 7, 2025: WWE Money in the Bank – Intuit Dome, Los Angeles, California
Saturday, August 2 & Sunday, August 3, 2025: WWE SummerSlam – MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford, New Jersey
Sunday, August 3, 2025: WWE Clash In Paris – Paris La Défense Arena, Paris, France
January 2026: WWE Royal Rumble – Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
This schedule continues WWE’s focus on both domestic markets and international expansion heading into 2026.
Dominik Mysterio captured the Intercontinental Championship at WrestleMania 41 Night Two, securing his first main roster singles title in a chaotic fatal four-way match against Bron Breakker, Finn Balor, and Penta.
The bout marked the first title change of the night and followed Drew McIntyre’s win over Damian Priest, and IYO SKY retaining the Women’s World Championship in the opening match.
Heading into the match, all eyes were on the dynamics between Mysterio and Balor, with ongoing signs of tension within The Judgment Day. While the two initially appeared to cooperate, that unity crumbled when Mysterio attempted a 619 on Balor.
Fan support leaned heavily in Mysterio’s favor throughout the match. A key turning point came when Carlito interfered, breaking up a potential pin from Penta on Mysterio. The action escalated further with Breakker delivering a high-flying spear to Carlito across the announce tables.
Back in the ring, Breakker took out Penta with a spear but was then hit with a 619 from Mysterio. As Mysterio set up for a frog splash, Balor intervened, landing the Coup De Grace on Breakker. Mysterio immediately countered with a splash of his own on Balor, securing the pin and the title.
Mysterio’s win received a huge ovation from the crowd. Previously, he held the SmackDown Tag Team Championship alongside his father, Rey Mysterio, and had a reign as NXT North American Champion. Breakker’s second reign with the Intercontinental Title ends after reclaiming it from Jey Uso in October.
Joe Hendry made a surprise appearance at WrestleMania 41, stepping in as Randy Orton’s open challenge opponent. The current TNA World Champion received a huge reaction from the Las Vegas crowd, who joined in on his signature entrance music and chants throughout the match.
The encounter marked another milestone in Hendry’s role in the TNA-WWE partnership, following his previous stint in NXT and his participation in the 2025 Royal Rumble.
Although the match was brief, ending with Orton hitting the RKO for the win, the post-match moment stood out. Orton raised Hendry’s hand in a gesture of respect—only to drop him with another RKO moments later. He capped off the segment by mocking Hendry’s trademark taunt in the ring.
Orton had been originally scheduled to face Kevin Owens at WrestleMania, but Owens was pulled from the event after learning he would require neck surgery, leaving his future in question.
John Cena will make his final wrestling appearance in Australia this October as WWE brings a major event weekend to Perth.
A promotional video aired during WrestleMania confirmed WWE’s return to Western Australia, featuring a full lineup across three nights at RAC Arena. The weekend will include SmackDown, a Premium Live Event, and Raw, with Cena featured as the focal point.
“This October, John Cena lands in Perth for a full-scale WWE takeover.”
“It all starts with SmackDown, ends with Raw. And in the center of it all, Cena takes the spotlight for one of WWE’s most massive nights in Perth.”
While exact dates have not yet been revealed, WWE commentator Michael Cole confirmed that the PLE is “soon to be announced.”
WWE returns to PERTH this October! Don't miss JOHN CENA's last-ever match in Australia! ??
Drew McIntyre took a moment out of his Sin City Street Fight at WrestleMania 41 to shoot a quick selfie with his downed opponent Damian Priest in the background. McIntyre began the tradition at last year’s WrestleMania XL.
Bianca Belair’s flawless WrestleMania record came to an end at WrestleMania 41, as Iyo Sky defeated “The EST of WWE” in a pivotal matchup. The result marked Belair’s first loss at WWE’s biggest annual event, halting her previously unbeaten 4-0 streak.
Belair’s WrestleMania legacy began with her groundbreaking main event victory at WrestleMania 37 against Sasha Banks, where she captured the SmackDown Women’s Championship. That match became a milestone moment in WWE history, featuring the first-ever WrestleMania main event between two African-American performers.
— James H. Williams | USA Today (@JHWreporter) April 20, 2025
Over the following years, Belair solidified her dominance with wins over Becky Lynch and Asuka, both in championship defenses. At WrestleMania 40, she extended her streak to 4-0 alongside Jade Cargill and Naomi in a six-woman tag match against Damage CTRL.
Heading into WrestleMania 41, many believed Belair would continue her streak, with some fans viewing her as a potential “Mrs. WrestleMania.” However, Iyo Sky’s victory brought a surprising close to Belair’s run of success on WWE’s grandest stage.
Despite the loss, Belair’s accolades remain unmatched. Her 420-day reign as Raw Women’s Champion stands as the longest in that title’s history. She is also one of only two women to win a WrestleMania main event and became a WWE Women’s Triple Crown Champion after winning tag team gold with Jade Cargill in 2024.
While this defeat marks a rare low point in her WrestleMania career, Belair has proven her resilience before—and now faces a new chapter in her storied journey through WWE.
IYO SKY retained the Women’s World Championship in a high-impact opening match at WrestleMania Sunday, outlasting Rhea Ripley and Bianca Belair in a fast-paced triple-threat bout.
All three competitors delivered an athletic, high-energy performance that drew strong reactions from the crowd. The momentum built steadily throughout the match, with each Superstar showcasing signature offense and near falls.
In the final sequence, Ripley and Belair countered each other’s finishing moves before Belair landed the KOD on Ripley. Just as Belair appeared poised for victory, SKY capitalized, landing the Over The Moonsault on Belair to secure the pin and retain her title.
AJ Styles, a cornerstone talent for TNA Wrestling for many years and a multi-time champion there, believes accepting an induction into the TNA Hall of Fame while still actively wrestling for WWE would be disrespectful to his current company.
Styles, whose extensive career includes significant runs in WWE and NJPW, is undoubtedly a future Hall of Famer across multiple promotions. Speaking at a Fanatics Live Signing, when asked about potentially joining the TNA Hall of Fame – an idea reportedly via Fightful Select considered by TNA in October 2024 – Styles explained his reasoning.
“There was a time they wanted me to come in and be in the TNA Hall of Fame. I just thought it was a little disrespectful at the time, to WWE, to go into the TNA Hall Of Fame. I want to go into the Hall of Fame when I’m done wrestling,” Styles stated. “I think that’s more appropriate. There are a lot of places I’ve wrestled and I’m very thankful that I can be in any Hall of Fame. I’m gonna wait until I’m done.”
Styles, who is scheduled to face Logan Paul at WrestleMania 41 – Night 2, has previously expressed being open to a final match in TNA, especially given the current partnership between WWE and TNA.
Kurt Anglehas drawn a significant comparison between John Cena and basketball legend Michael Jordan, highlighting Cena’s dedication to professional wrestling. Angle, who was Cena’s debut opponent on SmackDown in 2002, has long been a supporter of Cena’s career, even expressing a desire for Cena to be his own retirement opponent at WrestleMania 35.
While that didn’t come to fruition due to Angle’s storyline with Baron Corbin, his high regard for Cena is still strong. WWE announcers frequently refer to Cena as the “Greatest of All Time,” and he stands on the verge of potentially winning his record-breaking 17th World Championship.
Just as many consider Michael Jordan the GOAT in the NBA with an undefeated NBA Finals record, Angle sees a similar level of commitment and dominance in Cena.
Cena is set to challenge Cody Rhodes for the Undisputed WWE Championship in the main event of WrestleMania 41, a match that could further solidify his legendary status in the eyes of many, including Angle, as he can be the all-time World Title record holder.
Steve Austin believes some changes are in order for Hall of Fame.
WWE tried to adjust the schedule for Hall of Fame this year after previous complaints but they only ended up making things worse. The ceremony this year took place in a different venue instead of being broadcasted from the same arena as SmackDown after the Blue Branded Show.
The event, however, started pretty late and kept going until 5 AM. Fans have been poking fun at the whole thing, sharing images of the stars in attendance looking miserable and drifting off.
The Texas Rattlesnake who was honored at the show discussed it during a WWE World appearance on Saturday. The Hall of Famer was asked what is the most recent thing Stone Cold Steve Austin has learned. The former World Champion joked that he’s learned that Hall of Fame needs to be shorter:
“I learned that the Hall of Fame ought to be a little bit shorter than what it was, and it ought to start about 3 or 4 hours sooner. I got to bed about, I don’t know, about 3:15, I’d call it 3:16. When I live in Nevada, I’m a hermit. I see my wife but…and I spent a lot of time in the desert, so I don’t hang out with a whole lot of people.
So once I’ve been hanging around a whole lot of people, I kind of gotta decompress and do my own thing. So I drank a beer and I had a little bit of a bottle of wine left. I chilled out and finally, I went to sleep. And when that alarm clock went off, I was red-eyed and drunk. I said, ‘Man, what the F,'”
Another person who would agree with Steve Austin is Shawn Michaels. HBK, who inducted Triple H into Hall of Fame, had to stick around until very late. With Stand & Deliver having an unusual start time of 1 PM ET, the NXT head got only an hour of sleep before having to take charge at the arena.
The biggest wrestling week of the year continues with WrestleMania Sunday tonight. Stay tuned to SEScoops for all the latest updates.
Tiffany Stratton retained the WWE Women’s Title over Charlotte Flair in the co-main event of WrestleMania 41 – Night 1 on Saturday night. Following the show, she was interviewed by Gorilla Position.
During it, the idea of AEW TBS, NJPW STRONG, and RevPro Undisputed British Women’s Champion Mercedes Mone potentially returning to WWE one day was mentioned. Stratton welcomed the idea and stated she would want to wrestle her.
“I hope so,” Stratton stated. “I think that would be super cool if she came back. I’d love to get in the ring with her, and I’d love to see what kind of gear she has when she comes back.”
Mone caught wind of Stratton’s comments while doing a Q&A on X.. Mone was asked if she’d take Stratton’s title. Mone replied with: “Easily! Too easy”
For Mone, she is slated to defend the Undisputed British Women’s Title against Kanji at RevPro High Stakes.
Triple H has commented on Lex Luger’s inspirational Hall of Fame induction.
The former WCW Champion had lost all mobility in his body at one point and was having trouble doing even the most basic tasks. His health has improved a lot over the last few months working with DDP Yoga, however.
The Game talked about all the inductions during the WrestleMania 41 night 1 press conference. While discussing Lex, he first joked about how he told Luger that he watched him as a kid before the ceremony. Though Triple H later also acknowledged DDP’s work with the wrestling legend, because of which he was able to deliver his full speech standing up:
“Lex Luger, well-deserved into the Hall of Fame. I said it to Lex last night when I saw him and realized it’s probably one of the worst things you could tell another wrestler. I [said], ‘I watched you when I was a kid, I thought you were great.’ I realized it after I said it.
But to see his turnaround in life, to see what Diamond Dallas Page has done for so many people, and to have Lex be a part of that, to be able to stand up out of his wheelchair. I don’t know how long he spoke, 10 minutes or so, but to be able to stand there for that length of time was just inspirational to see.”
Apart from this Triple H also discussed WWE’s surprise acquisition of AAA that was announced on Saturday and claimed that they’ll be looking to preserve the style of Lucha Libre the company represents.
Night 1 of WrestleMania ended on a shocking note as Paul Heyman joined forces with Seth Rollins. You can check out a fan theory on how this turn is part of a bigger picture with a huge name involved here.
Brodie Lee Jr., the son of the late Brodie Lee, can now say he has wrestled a pro wrestling match. He did so when he worked GCW’s The Collective event in Las Vegas this weekend.
He was brought out as a surprise by Chris Bey as the final entrant in the Clusterf*** battle royal, as Brodie showed up. He was given a strong reaction by the fans.
At the end of the match, the young man hit a stunner to Janela and sent him over the top rope. After the match, he celebrated in the ring and did his father’s pose.
This marks the first of what could be many wrestling matches for the son of the late, great performer. He has a passion for the pro wrestling business. He’s been training for years and looks to have significant upside as a second-generation wrestler
Brodie made a memorable appearance on AEW TV in the early 2020s as Negative 1.
BRODIE LEE JR. IS THE FINAL ENTRANCE IN THE CLUSTERFUCK
John Cena has explained his decision of retirement ahead of his final WrestleMania match tonight.
The Cenation Leader did an out-of-character interview for the first time since turning heel at Elimination Chamber, speaking to Daniel Cormier for ESPN. They talked about things such as Cena’s upcoming match with Cody Rhodes, his last WrestleMania, and more.
They also discussed how Cena is back in a premier position in the main event, after his long losing streak before the Elimination Chamber. Cormier mentioned that John himself had made fun of his losses on many occasions, and the Cenation leader then explained how the decision of his retirement tour was born out of the discussion about his losing streak:
“What I was trying to do is state facts and me being honest with my record basically led me to be like ‘I got to retire.’ The reason I hadn’t had a lot of success in the WWE is because I’m a part-time participant. This needs to consume your life to be great.
Not only consume your life but like you really have to be curious, passionate, open, humble. Man, I can only imagine that if you are not fully focused, coachable, and 100% involved in fight training. So in me trying to split time and thinking that I can do both. I just did this a lot less and less and was used accordingly.
As you are ushered on the way out, you’re supposed to build all this energy and then give it away. That’s the cycle of life in sports entertainment. If you leave with the energy, you have robbed the business. So me saying this over and over again, I was like, ‘Man, I haven’t won a match since this. I’m going to be 48 next week.’ So I was like, ‘Oh man, it’s time to retire.’ That’s when I was like, ‘I’d like to do this farewell tour.'”
Daniel Cormier mentioned how even with his reduced WWE schedule, John Cena has been busy outside of the company. The retired UFC fighter asked if the 16-time world champion has thought about life after WWE, and Cena explained that he’s had a lot of time to think about it since he stopped wrestling full time in 2017:
“I’ve had a whole lot of time to think about this. I kind of weaned off a full-time schedule in 2017. It’s 2025. So we’re talking over a half decade to contemplate like, ‘Oh man, this is this is kind of where it’s at.’ I also made a cemented promise, even in my 20s to the audience, ‘When I am a step slow, I am out the door.’ Like understand when your run is over and just bow out gracefully. I feel that I’m a step slow. I’m there.”
When Cormier praised John, saying that he’s still a very good wrestler, Cena explained that he is using the wisdom he has acquired in the ring over the years. Though while his enthusiasm for the business has remained the same, his athletic abilities have deteriorated. According to the wrestling veteran, he can “only use those mental gymnastics so much” and he has decided to call it a career because “I don’t ever want somebody to buy a ticket and feel robbed, that’s all.”
At WWE WrestleMania 41: Saturday, Jacob Fatu won the United States Title from LA Knight, marking his first taste of singles gold as a WWE Superstar. Living up to his nickname as ‘The Samoan Werewolf,’ Fatu arrived at Allegiant Stadium with a unique werewolf-themed mask.
Fatu’s striking look was curtosy of Jason Baker, a horror effects legend. On X, Baker was pleased to see his creation get the spotlight on WWE’s grandest stage.
Baker has collaborated with WWE several times to create striking masks and effects for some of the company’s top stars. Some of Baker’s works include The Fiend, Uncle Howdy, Cody Rhodes’ skull mask, and the mask worn by Rhea Ripley following her orbitan bone fracture. Outside of wrestling, he has worked with major horror movie projects including the Terrifier franchise and has been working with the metal band Slipknot.
As for Fatu, his imposing entrance was masked by his work in the match as hhe withstood all LA Knight had to offer. Now, the Samoan Werewolf hold the United States Championship and is ready to dish out punishment to the SmackDown roster.
It appears that WWE will be appointing a Hall of Famer as the new on-screen authority figure for AAA after their surprise acquisition of the Mexican promotion.
Former WWE Champion JBL provided at least some idea on how things will be moving forward in a promo at the end of the latest episode of AAA’s TV show. He said that he is in the process of acquiring the company, suggesting that he’ll be acting as the on-screen owner of the brand in the coming times:
“People have asked me, where is JBL? It’s very simple, I’m the most in-demand superstar in the world today. I’ve worked for every company all over the world in the past year alone.
The only thing that compares to me down here is Alberto Patrón. That man is a living legend. That is why I’m here. You think Tariffs, and sending illegals back to this country, this third world country, is bad? You wait till I finish the acquisition, where I own AAA.”
JBL’s promo also answers another burning question regarding the current AAA Mega champion, Alberto El Patrón. Known as Alberto Del Rio to WWE fans, the Mexican star’s last run with the promotion did not end on good terms. He was fired for unprofessional conduct in 2014.
With Layfield praising the former League of Nations member, it appears that Del Rio’s past deeds have been forgotten and he’ll be sticking around the company atleast for now.
Sol Ruca captured the NXT Women’s North American Championship, besting five of the silver brand’s very best to claim the gold. In a ladder match, Ruca defeated Lola Vice, Izzi Dame, Kelani Jordan, Thea Hail, and her own tag team partner Zaria to become the fourth woman to hold the Women’s North American Championship.
But this is not the only title Ruca currently holds. April 2025 also saw her capture the WWE Speed Women’s Championship, becoming the second-ever champion by defeating Candice LeRae. With these wins, Ruca is the second Superstar to hold an NXT and non-NXT Championship at the same time. The only other Superstar? Paige, who held the NXT Women’s Championship and WWE Divas Championships briefly in 2014.
H/T to @WWEStats for uncovering this stat. Stay tuned to SEScoops for more interesting wrestling facts and statistics.
Ruca’s wins shows WWE’s immense faith in the young Superstar and bodes very well for her future in NXT and eventual future on the main roster. And while fans may never see Ruca with both belts on TV, as WWE keeps its Speed titles to their X-exclusive show, the double-champ is certainly proving formiddable in the ring.
MxM Collection (Mason Madden and Mansoor) were part of a public viewing of WrestleMania 41 in Las Vegas, giving fans to meet wrestling stars while enjoying the show. Upon learning of Knight’s defeat at the hands of Fatu, Madden and Mansoor were jubilant.
PETTY: MxM celebrate the former Max Dupri losing his title to Jacob Fatu
— Sean Ross Sapp of Fightful.com (@SeanRossSapp) April 20, 2025
Madden and Mansoor were once allies of Knight in WWE, back when the megastar was repackaged as Max Dupri. Knight would eventually dump the pair and his sister Maxxine, explaining why the duo were so pleased to see him lose his title.
As for Fatu, his victory marks his first taste of singles gold in WWE and one fans of the Samoan Werewolf have been hungry to see for a long time. As the new U.S. Champion, the future looks incredibly bright for Fatu, someone fans have predicted to be in the World title picture in due time.
Big E has mixed feelings about The New Day’s tag team title victory at night 1 of WrestleMania 41 from Las Vegas.
The duo of Xavier Woods and Kofi Kingston defeated War Raiders to become the new champions at the show of shows. Their victory was not clean, however, as Kofi Kingston held Ivar’s leg down from outside while Woods pinned him.
Their former partner was asked about the tag team match in the post-show. Big E first noted how he can never deny that the duo have a lot of talent and they are one of the greatest tag teams ever. The way they achieved their latest accolade, however, is not something he approves of:
“Cowardly. It’s cowardly, man. Look, we always talked about, we started in 2014 and we talked about the way the industry is and how hard it is for certain talents to get [opportunities].
We always talked about doing things the right way in the ring and outside of the ring. To see the way that these men carry themselves now, to see the way that fans rightfully react to them, you know, this is…these are not the two men I thought I knew.”
WrestleMania 41 marks the first time the New Day has picked up a victory at the Show of Shows as a team. While Big E reluctantly acknowledged this breakthrough achievement, he also questioned whether there is any honor in having to run away with the titles after their win:
“Look at the way they did it. Is there any honor in that? Is anyone going to celebrate a win like that? Is that a match that will be replayed years and years later and we will stand on our feet and applaud them for their performance? No. It won’t.”
The War Raiders will not be happy with the way things ended and it’s possible that we’ll see them demanding a rematch for the belts.
Tiffany Stratton has teased big plans for her in near future.
The Women’s World Champion picked up the biggest victory of her career, defeating a veteran like Charlotte Flair on night 1 of WrestleMania 41 from Las Vegas this Saturday night. The female star first put over Flair while appearing on the post-show press conference, calling Charlotte her dream opponent.
When asked how important the win was for her to keep her confidence and momentum intact, Stratton talked about the stacked roster they have. The former NXT star then interestingly teased some big future feuds, saying that she got WrestleMania caliber rivalries ‘stacked up’ for her in the coming times:
“So important. We have so many insanely talented, gifted, athletic, beautiful women on the roster. We’ve got Bianca Belair, we’ve got Rhea Ripley, Jade Cargill. I have my feuds…. Like I’ve got some people stacked up for me in the future.
I’ve got dream WrestleMania opponents, dream feuds. So this win for me was super important and I’m going to…like I said, take this momentum and hopefully in my next storyline, my next feud, I’ll come out with the W again.”
While Tiffany Stratton did not give away any names during the press conference, she has previously teased a match with WWE Hall of Famer Trish Stratus on multiple occasions.
WWE is expected to hold only one show in Saudi Arabia this year in preparation for Royal Rumble next year. If they go by their usual schedule, the PPV could come in May or June and it’s the most likely venue for this bout.
Seth Rollins’ heel turn at WrestleMania 41 might have a deeper meaning behind it.
The wrestling world was left in shock at the conclusion of night one of WWE’s biggest show of the year. Most expected Paul Heyman to side with either CM Punk or Roman Reigns, and the wise man helping Rollins instead had not been in many people’s bingo cards.
Though if the amateur detectives of the wrestling community are to be believed, then the signs for Seth’s turn have been there since the Elimination Chamber, and there’s actually a bigger plan behind the whole thing.
While John Cena joining hands with The Rock made the most headlines at the WWE PPV from Toronto, many fans pointed out that it was The Visionary who took out CM Punk during the main event, which allowed Cena to earn the WWE title match at WrestleMania.
Seth Rollins took out CM Punk so John Cena could win.
John Cena then sold his soul to The Rock afterward.
Not only that, but fans have also started uncovering similarities between Rollins’ recent gestures and The Rock’s last appearance, suggesting that it might not be a coincidence.
?? STOP! WAIT! BRAKES! Seth Rollins said "Best for Business" similar to what Cena said before it was revealed he aligned with The Rock ? Y'ALLLLLLpic.twitter.com/wRR35rdZzX
The Rock’s absence from the build to WrestleMania after the March 1 PPV has been puzzling everyone. The Great One himself had suggested that the gap between his Bad Blood and Elimination Chamber appearances was intentional, and they were thinking years in advance.
So the People’s Champion being behind Rollins’ latest move is not completely out of question, even if a direct connection is hard to find.
Whether there is any truth to these speculations should be revealed tomorrow night when Cena competes in his last WrestleMania facing The Rock’s arch rival and The American Nightmare Cody Rhodes in a historic main event.
Ahead of WrestleMania 41: Saturday, WWE shared the blockbuster news of the acquisition of AAA with a NXTxAAA: Worlds Collide event set for later this year. Appearing at the WrestleMania 41: Saturday post-show press conference, Paul ‘Triple H’ Levesque shared WWE’s plans for the lucha libre promotion which can be summed up with one word: Growth.
“The intent is to grow it, to grow lucha libre… it has such a cultural impact. South America, Central America, all through Mexico.”
Levesque highlighted his track record with growth, highlighting how WWE NXT has gone from being a small thing to an essential factor in WWE programming. With several NXT alum now top names in WWE, Levesque is confident that similar growth and success will come to AAA.
“When you look at WrestleMania now, most of it came directly out of NXT, a large percentage of it… Mexico, AAA, lucha libre, opens up the doors for those athletes as well, to not only grow, but to be the biggest they can be.”
Levesque clarified that while WWE will have a role to play in AAA, the intent is to keep the lucha libre promotion true to its wrestling roots. As fans grow excited for the future of AAA, it remains to be seen what Levesque and his growth mindset have in store both for WWE and it’s new acquisition.
“I just wanted to be a tag team wrestler with my twin brother. [But] once you start to progress and see different doors open, you want to take advantage of those opportunities.”
Jey has certainly made the most of his opportunity, but said his journey to the top has been “hard” thanks to fans being smarter to the business than ever before. But in a bold declaration, Jey is ready to carve out his legacy as World Heavyweight Champion.
“Welcome to the YEET Era. I don’t know what’s about to happen. I’m gonna embrace the hate. I’m gonna embrace the love.”
This victory is by far the biggest of Jey’s career which includes a Royal Rumble win, Intercontinental Title reign and many runs as a tag team champion. Now, Jey stands atop WWE and is ready for whatever comes next.
Becky Lynch has no qualms about her husband Seth Rollins’ actions in the WrestleMania 41: night 1 main event from the Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas.
The Visionary had been in the ear of Paul Heyman throughout the build to his WrestleMania match, trying to convince him that neither Roman Reigns nor CM Punk really cared about him.
Even with the build, however, not many people expected Heyman to betray both of his longtime associates and align with Rollins at the Show of Shows. There are a lot of questions about how things will progress from here and whether Seth has made the right choice by joining hands with the former ECW owner.
Though one person who doesn’t seem to have any doubt about it is Becky Lynch. The wrestling veteran reacted to her husband’s big victory in the main event by posting a video of herself backstage as things unfolded. She also posted a photo of the closing shot of the show, branding Rollins as the GOAT:
Roman Reigns couldn’t believe what happened in the main event of WrestleMania 41: Saturday from the Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas.
The triple threat main event between the Tribal Chief, CM Punk and Seth Rollins was centred around Paul Heyman, with all three superstars wishing Heyman to be on their side at the Show of Shows.
Punk who was owed a favor had the strongest claim over Heyman. Towards the end of the match it appeared that Paul would indeed be helping him as he handed a chair to the Straight Edge Star.
Heyman, however, betrayed his longtime friend by low-blowing him as Punk focused on Roman Reigns. The wise man then turned his attention to the Tribal Chief, now giving him the chair.
Reigns however, ended up facing the same fate as Punk in the main event and he was also betrayed by the former ECW owner. Heyman ultimately sided with Seth Rollins and helped him pick up one of the biggest victories of his career.
The show went off air with Rollins and Heyman exiting the ring while the other two superstars remained. The broadcast continued in the post-show showing the aftermath of this shocking conclusion.
WWE has since posted the full video showing the reaction of both Punk and Rollins as they slowly realize the implications of what just transpired.
There are a lot of questions that need to be asked after this surprising finish and we’ll have to tune in to Raw on Monday to find the answers.
