History Awesome / WrestleMania

** It's hardly a crowning moment when the Rock was kicking the crap out Triple H for most of the match and it took Vince McMahon hitting the Rock with a chair twice for Triple H to actually win. The real crowning moment in that match comes when the Rock delivers a Rock Bottom to all of the McMahons and [[WouldHitAGirl finishes with Stephanie]] and finishing it all with a People's Elbow on her for screwing him out of the title.

* TheUndertaker makes his Wrestlemania debut by defeating WWF legend Jimmy "Superfly" Snuka in a fairly short match. It was the start of something big.

* Edge vs Undertaker was pretty damn good too. To bad the crowd was dead for it.

* While most of the event was very lackluster, one match stood head and shoulders above the rest: TripleH vs. TheUndertaker. Specifically, the moment where Triple H tombstoned Undertaker and then recoiled in sheer horror when Undertaker has to be seen to believed.

** The specific Crowning Moment of the match itself was when Undertaker dove over the ropes at Michaels... where Michaels shoved a cameraman in the way instead, resulting in a broken camera, a downed cameraman, and Undertaker practically killing himself with a head-first landing on the mat (and, from the initial camera angles, looking like he'd actually done so!). There were countless other great moments in the match, but that moment was when it became clear that this was shaping up to be an all-time classic. (This also counts as a DethroningMomentOfSuck for the "cameraman" - who was actually Sim Snuka; pretty much missing catching Taker, and the fact that he hadn't been used on TV for a while, resulted in his being let go from WWE.)

* This one hasn't even HAPPENED yet but it's already got a moment people have been wanting for years: John Cena vs Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson. A dream match which will hopefully as exciting to the fans as Rock/Hogan was at WM18. In fact the announcement itself was so big that they've announced the main event an entire YEAR before the show!

* TheUndertaker also gained his second WWF championship against Sycho Sid, starting his first legitimate title reign, since his actual first one was very short lived. It was also nice to see him wrestle in his original attire for one more night, by this time he'd switched to his Lord of Darkness attire.

** But specifically, Linda McMahon standing from her wheelchair (she was playing as she was catatonic after a nervous breakdown) and [[GroinAttack kicked Vince in his grapefruits]].

Other events that were most notable:

* While the rest of the matches at ''[=WrestleMania=] 25'' were nothing to speak of, there were a few minor Crowning Moments during the event. Most notable:

* ShawnMichaels once again proves he's the man by having a great match with JohnCena (a man not really known for "great matches").

* Both Shawn Michaels and Ric Flair deserve a CMOA for their match, in which Ric Flair would be forced to retire if he lost (which he did).

** Which is an absolutely brilliant heel move and just shows that Cena is a natural heel and shouldn't be kept in the same tired face role forever.

* Rey Mysterio made his [=WrestleMania=] debut dressed in a {{DareDevil}}-themed outfit.

* The WWE Championship match. A month prior at No Way Out, EddieGuerrero won the WWE Championship against Brock Lesnar and would face Kurt Angle at Wrestlemania with Kurt often lambasting Eddie in the weeks prior for his former drug and alcohol addictions and felt he didn't deserve to be champ. The match itself was spectacular as the two performers really utilized their mat skills for a truly technical match. Towards the end, Eddie untied one of his boots towards the end of the match and then faked a limp. Angle, catching the limp, immediately went for his signature ankle lock. When he grabbed Eddie's boot, it came flying off and Eddie took advantage of the surprise by executing a roll-up on Kurt that won the match.

** This match inspired two young fans to pursue wrestling careers - Adam Copeland ({{Edge}}) and Chris Irvine (ChrisJericho).