History Awesome / Wrestlemania

** Special note must be given to Truth near the end of the match. Wrestling/DamienPriest is about to go for a move but referee Jessica Carr is pulling him back. But it's not part of the script; she's trying to warn him that the ladder he's about to use is basically ''busted'' and someone is going to be injured if that ladder doesn't get swapped. But Priest doesn't listen and eventually pushes Miz off the ladder. Truth, however, ''does'' and he decides to subtly guide Priest by [[ObfuscatingStupidity dragging a fresh ladder into the ring]] to replace the broken one and then toppling Priest off that ladder when he starts climbing to make it seem like it was a work, showing that Truth is both an amazing athlete and someone who cares for his fellow man.

* Music/BadBunny silencing his doubters in an epic debut performance, teaming with Damian Priest to defeat on Wrestling/TheMiz and Wrestling/JohnMorrison that included him and Priest hitting tandem Falcon Arrows and taking out Morrison with a '''Canadian Destroyer''' on the outside, easily turning out one of, if not the best celebrity match.

** Special note must be given to Truth near the end of the match. Damien Priest is about to go for a move but referee Jessica Carr is pulling him back. But it's not part of the script; she's trying to warn him that the ladder he's about to use is basically ''busted'' and someone is going to be injured if that ladder doesn't get swapped. But Priest doesn't listen and eventually pushes Miz off the ladder. Truth, however, ''does'' and he decides to subtly guide Priest by [[ObfuscatingStupidity dragging a fresh ladder into the ring]] to replace the broken one and then toppling Priest off that ladder when he starts climbing to make it seem like it was a work, showing that Truth is both an amazing athlete and someone who cares for his fellow man.

* Props to [[Wrestling/TheJudgmentDay Damien Priest]] for being the second person to do something what many call the heist of the century, cashing in his Money In The Bank contract on Wrestling/DrewMcIntyre at [=WrestleMania=] after he won the World Heavyweight Championship. Although the match wasn't as long as when Seth Rollins did it, him doing it at just the right moment when everyone thought he'd forgotten about it more than makes up for it.

* Rhea Ripley (with Music/MotionlessInWhite performing her entrance music live) retains her title against Becky Lynch, becoming one of the very few wrestlers in the company to have scored a victory against all of the Four Horsewomen.

* Awesome Truth becoming RAW Tag Team Champions in the 6 Tag Team Ladder Match. More specifically, R-Truth getting rid of Damian Priest with an Attitude Adjustment before grabbing the belts himself, earning him his first win at ''[=WrestleMania=]'' and symbolically proving that he's now done with the Judgment Day.

** The New Day stopping the Judgment Day from getting the belts by throwing JD onto a table and striking Finn Balor with a chair.

* Jade Cargill cleaning house once she gets tagged in, with the Kabuki Warriors screaming in ''terror'' over being within five feet of her.

* Bayley vs IYO Sky has Bayley arriving in an all Egyptian inspired entrance with a pyramid and four men carrying her, all while wearing Anubis masks accompanied by a TriumphantReprise of her previous theme. That's followed by Bayley overcoming a bad leg to beat IYO for the title, scoring her first victory at the Grandest Stage of them All.

** ...'''[[Wrestling/TheUndertaker *GONG*]]'''. The Deadman Cometh. As the Rock turns and [[OhCrap realizes who is standing behind him]], the Undertaker delivers a chokeslam to the self-proclaimed Final Boss before disappearing with the Rock after the lights go back out, paying Cody back for Dusty helping put him on the map at Survivor Series 1990.

** To put all of the above into perspective, many fans and critics have said that the previous year was basically [=WrestleMania=]: Infinity War, and this year was [=WrestleMania=]: Endgame.

** This match inspired two young fans, both of whom were Canadian, to pursue wrestling careers - Adam Copeland (Wrestling/{{Edge|Wrestler}}, who was in attendance) and Chris Irvine (Wrestling/ChrisJericho). Fellow Canadians William Jason Reso (Wrestling/{{Christian}}, Edge's BFF) and Wrestling/LanceStorm were also in attendance and went on to become pro wrestlers. It doesn't hurt that [=WrestleMania=] VI took place at the then-new [=SkyDome=] (now the Rogers Centre) in UsefulNotes/{{Toronto}}, and this would happen a second time with ''[=WrestleMania=] X8''.

** Rollins himself does deserve a mention too. Although he lost both matches he was booked to do, he still stood his line and fought to the best of his ability even when recovering from an injury. Along with him trying to save Rhodes from the Bloodline at the main event, Seth may have lost his battles at [=WrestleMania=] but he definitely won the war in the end, compared to [=McIntyre=], who for all of his claims that Rollins' obsession with antagonizing the Bloodline would cost him the tile, would himself lose the title due to ''his'' own obsession with antagonizing Wrestling/CMPunk (as Punk attacking him after one too many taunts from [=McIntyre=] set the stage for Priest's cash-in), and the Bloodline, who despite doing everything they could to rig the odds against Cody, still got defeated.

** Rollins himself does deserve a mention too. Although he lost both matches he was booked to do, he still stood his line and fought to the best of his ability even when recovering from an injury. Along with him trying to save Rhodes from the Bloodline at the main event, Seth may have lost his battles at [=WrestleMania=] but he definitely won the war in the end compared to [=McIntyre=] who lost his [=WrestleMania=] moment and the Bloodline who despite doing everything they can to rig the odds against Cody, still got defeated.

** ...'''[[Wrestling/TheUndertaker *GONG*]]'''. The crowd goes completely unglued at the sound of a familiar bell toll as the lights go out in Lincoln Financial Field. When they came back on, who else should be in the ring on [=WrestleMania=] night but the Deadman himself. As the Rock turns and [[OhCrap realizes who is standing behind him]], the Undertaker delivers a chokeslam to the self-proclaimed Final Boss before disappearing with the Rock after the lights go back out.
** Roman gets to his feet first and grabs the chair as Cody and Rollins struggle to their feet. Reigns is ready to strike Cody down when he notices Seth on the opposite rope with his back turned and delivers a chair shot to Rollins instead, [[CallBack paying him back for his betrayal of the Shield back in 2014]]. He then tosses the chair aside and goes to the turnbuckle as he readies to finish off Cody with a Spear... only for Cody to counter with a kick to the midsection and deliver three Cross Rhodes in the center of the ring. He goes for the cover as Michael Cole makes the call:

** Props to Becky too for wrestling the match while dealing with a fever and strep throat.

** To put all of the above into perspective, many fans and critics have said that the previous year was basically WrestleMania: Infinity War, and this year was WrestleMania: Endgame.

** #DIY have amazing spots trying to stop New Catch Republic like Gargano hitting Dunn with the One Final Beat from the inside of the ring to the outside through a table or Ciampa's Air Raid Crash from the ladder onto Tyler Bate.

** ...'''[[Wrestling/TheUndertaker *GONG*]]'''. The crowd goes completely unglued at the sound of a familiar bell toll as the lights go out in Lincoln Financial Field. When they came back on, who else should be in the ring but the Deadman himself. As the Rock turns and [[OhCrap realizes who is standing behind him]], the Undertaker delivers a chokeslam to the self-proclaimed Final Boss before disappearing with the Rock after the lights go back out.

* Bayley vs IYO Sky has Bayley arriving in an all Egyptian inspired entrance with a pyramid and four men carrying her, all while wearing Anubis masks accompanied by a TriumphantReprise of her previous theme. That's followed by Bayley overcoming a bad leg to beat IYO for the title.

** Cue the words: "[[Wrestling/TheShield Sierra. Hotel. India. Echo. Lima. Delta. SHIELD.]]" as Seth Rollins, battered and bruised from the tag match with the Bloodline and his title defense against Drew [=McIntyre=] earlier that night, makes his way to the ring through the crowd in his old Shield gear, chair in hand. But as he tries to strike Rock from behind, Seth gets waylaid from a Superman Punch by Roman. With all of his allies down, it seems the clock is about to strike midnight for Cody's story...
** ...'''[[Wrestling/TheUndertaker *GONG*]]'''. The crowd goes completely unglued at the sound of a familiar bell toll as the lights go out in Lincoln Financial Field. When they came back on, who else should be in the ring but the Undertaker himself. As the Rock turns and [[OhCrap realizes who is standing behind him]], the Deadman delivers a chokeslam to the self-proclaimed Final Boss before disappearing with the Rock after the lights go back out.
** Roman gets to his feet first and grabs the chair as Cody and Rollins struggle to their feet. Roman is ready to strike Cody down when he notices Seth on the opposite rope with his back turned and delivers a chair shot to Rollins instead, [[CallBack paying him back for his betrayal of the Shield back in 2014]]. He then tosses the chair aside and goes to the turnbuckle as he readies to finish off Cody with a Spear... only for Cody to counter with a kick to the midsection and deliver three Cross Rhodes in the center of the ring. He goes for the cover as Michael Cole makes the call:

* During the Rey/Andrade vs Santos/Dominik match, Joaquin Wilder is literally catapulted from the ''middle'' rope onto Legados des Fantasma.
* Jade Cargill cleaning house once she gets tagged in, with the Kabuki Warriors screaming in ''terror'' in being within five feet of her.
** In the same match, Bianca Belair reveals her braid isn't for sure when she whips Asuka with it. One could actually ''hear'' the sound of the hair making contact with Asuka.

* Bayley vs IYO Sky has Bayley arriving in an all Egyptian inspired entrance with a pyramid and four men carrying her all while wearing Anubis masks accompanied by a TriumphantReprise of her previous theme. That's followed by Bayley overcoming a bad leg to beat IYO for the title.

** Due to Roman and the Rock winning the tag match against Cody and Seth Rollins on Night 1, the Bloodline were permitted to be at ringside per the stipulation. When Jimmy Uso tries to run interference for Roman however, Jey comes in and the twins brawl up the ramp, which ends when Jey spears his brother off the side of the entrance ramp, taking him out of the match.
** Later, Cody has Roman dead to rights in the Cross Rhodes when Solo Sikoa shows up and sucker punches him with a Samoan Spike. Solo drags Roman over Cody for the cover only for the latter to kick out at two. It is at that moment that John Cena shows up to knock Solo out of the ring and deliver an Attitude Adjustment to Roman before proceeding to give Solo an AA on the Spanish announcers table, paying him back for Crown Jewel.
** The Rock's music then hits as he and Cena confront each other in the ring, a scene harkening back to their previous clashes at [=WrestleMania=]. Cena performs his trademark "U can't see me!" taunt and tries to swing at Rock only to receive a Rock Bottom from the Great One. With Cena neutralized, the Rock takes out a weight belt and prepares to make good on his threat to have Cody's blood smeared all over the ring.

** Roman gets to his feet first and grabs the chair as Cody and Rollins struggle to their feet. Roman is ready to strike Cody down when he notices Seth on the opposite rope with his back turned and delivers a chair shot to Rollins instead, [[CallBack paying him back for his betrayal of the Shield back in 2014]]. He then tosses the chair aside and goes to the turnbuckle as he readies to finish off Cody with a Spear...only for Cody to counter with a kick to the midsection and deliver three Cross Rhodes in the center of the ring. He goes for the cover as Michael Cole makes the call:

** #DIY have amazing spots trying to stop New Catch Republic like Gargano hitting Dunn with the One Final Beat from the inside of the ring to the outside through a table or Ciampa's Air Raid Crash from the ladder onto Tyler Bates.

** #DIY have amazing spots trying to stop New Catch Republic like Gargano hitting Dunn with the One Final Beat from the inside of the ring to the outside through a table or Ciampa's Air Clash from the ladder onto Tyler Bates.

** Special note must be given to Truth near the end of the match. Damien Priest is about to go for a move but referee Jessica Carr is pulling him back. But it's not part of the script; she's trying to warn him that the ladder he's about to use is basically ''busted'' and someone is going to be injured if that ladder doesn't get swapped. But Priest doesn't listen. Truth, however, ''does'' and he decides to subtly guide Priest by [[ObfuscatingStupidity dragging a fresh ladder into the ring]] to replace the broken one and then toppling Priest on that ladder to make it seem like it was a work, showing that Truth is both an amazing athlete and someone who cares for his fellow man.
** #DIY have amazing spots trying to stop New Catch Republic like a Gargano hitting Dunn with the One Final Beat from the inside of the ring to the outside through a table or Ciampa's Air Clash from the ladder.

-->'''Cole:''' ''(in time with the referee's 3-count)'' FINISHED. THE. '''STORY!'''\\

* Rhea Ripley retains her title against Becky Lynch, becoming one of the very few wrestlers in the company to have scored a victory against all of the Four Horsewomen.

** Cue the words: "[[Wrestling/TheShield Sierra. Hotel. India. Echo. Lima. Delta. SHIELD.]]" as Seth Rollins, battered and bruised from the match with the Bloodline on and his title defense against Drew [=McIntyre=] earlier that night, makes his way to the ring through the crowd in his old Shield gear, chair in hand. But as he tries to strike Rock from behind, Seth gets waylaid from a Superman Punch by Roman. With all of his allies down, it seems the clock is about to strike midnight for Cody's story...

* Bayley vs IYO Sky has Bayley arriving in an all Egyptian inspired entrance with a pyramid and four men carrying her all while wearing Anubis masks. That's followed by Bayley overcoming a bad leg to beat IYO for the title.

** #DIY have amazing spots trying to stop New Catch Republic like a Tornado DDT onto a table by Gargano or Ciampa's Air Clash from the ladder.

** Due to Roman and the Rock winning the tag match against Cody and Seth Rollins on Night 1, the Bloodline were permitted to be at ringside per the stipulation. When Jimmy Uso tries to run interference for Roman however, Jey comes in and delivers a spear to his brother on the entrance ramp, taking him out of the match.

** Due to Roman and the Rock winning the tag match against Cody and Seth Rollins on Night 1, the Bloodline were permitted to be at ringside per the stipulation. When Jimmy Uso tries to run interference for Roman however, Jey comes in and delivers a superkick to his brother on the entrance ramp, taking him out of the match.