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** ''[=WrestleMania=] XL'': Wrestling/CodyRhodes finally defeated Wrestling/RomanReigns to win the Undisputed WWE Championship, ending the latter's three and a half year reign. Wrestling/{{Bayley}} defeated her EvilFormerFriend [[Wrestling/IoShirai IYO SKY]] to win the WWE Women's Championship, also a title Bayley only won once in her career over sever years prior.
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** ''[=WrestleMania=] XL'': Wrestling/CodyRhodes finally defeated Wrestling/RomanReigns to win the Undisputed WWE Championship, ending the latter's three and a half year reign. Wrestling/{{Bayley}} defeated her EvilFormerFriend [[Wrestling/IoShirai IYO SKY]] to win the WWE Women's Championship, also a title Bayley only won once in her career over sever seven years prior.
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** Speaking of Roman, Roman's obsession with trying to move past the "There's always a Plan B" scene 10 years prior ended up being his downfall. When Rollins, dressed in his Shield attire, arrives to save Cody, Reigns has two choices: he either pins Cody, or gets one last chance of vengeance against Reigns. He chooses the latter, and this ends with his undoing. His obsession with being acknowledged also has numerous wrestlers from his past charging in and dismantling the Bloodline.
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** Speaking of Roman, Roman's obsession with trying to move past the "There's always a Plan B" scene 10 years prior ended up being his downfall. When Rollins, dressed in his Shield attire, arrives to save Cody, Reigns Reigns, steel chair in hand, has two choices: he either pins uses the chair on Cody, or gets one last chance of vengeance against Reigns.Rollins. He chooses the latter, and this ends with his undoing. His obsession with being acknowledged also has numerous wrestlers from his past charging in and dismantling the Bloodline.
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* CentralTheme: ''XL'' has a theme about "obsession" and how they can lead to one's personal downfall or can be used to elevate others.
** Drew [=McIntyre=] and Seth Rollins call each other out for their obsessions -- Drew with CM Punk and Seth with dismantling the Bloodline -- that led to them both losing the championships. Drew would've been more alert to Damian Priest cashing in if he didn't waste precious minutes mocking CM Punk. Meanwhile, Rollins' obsession with stopping the Bloodline ended with him being a key factor in Cody Rhodes pinning Roman Reigns.
** Speaking of Roman, Roman's obsession with trying to move past the "There's always a Plan B" scene 10 years prior ended up being his downfall. When Rollins, dressed in his Shield attire, arrives to save Cody, Reigns has two choices: he either pins Cody, or gets one last chance of vengeance against Reigns. He chooses the latter, and this ends with his undoing. His obsession with being acknowledged also has numerous wrestlers from his past charging in and dismantling the Bloodline.
** Jimmy Uso is still obsessed with being better than Jey. Even after Jey wins their bout and wishes to bury the hatchet, Jimmy refuses. This culminates in Jey returning the favor during Cody vs Reigns at Night 2.
** Drew [=McIntyre=] and Seth Rollins call each other out for their obsessions -- Drew with CM Punk and Seth with dismantling the Bloodline -- that led to them both losing the championships. Drew would've been more alert to Damian Priest cashing in if he didn't waste precious minutes mocking CM Punk. Meanwhile, Rollins' obsession with stopping the Bloodline ended with him being a key factor in Cody Rhodes pinning Roman Reigns.
** Speaking of Roman, Roman's obsession with trying to move past the "There's always a Plan B" scene 10 years prior ended up being his downfall. When Rollins, dressed in his Shield attire, arrives to save Cody, Reigns has two choices: he either pins Cody, or gets one last chance of vengeance against Reigns. He chooses the latter, and this ends with his undoing. His obsession with being acknowledged also has numerous wrestlers from his past charging in and dismantling the Bloodline.
** Jimmy Uso is still obsessed with being better than Jey. Even after Jey wins their bout and wishes to bury the hatchet, Jimmy refuses. This culminates in Jey returning the favor during Cody vs Reigns at Night 2.
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* SerialEscalation: At ''[=WrestleMania XL=]'', the interfering parties in the main event got progressively more imposing. First, a surprise return from Wrestling/JohnCena evened the odds for Wrestling/CodyRhodes when Cena took out Solo Sikoa. Then, in a flashback to just over a decade prior, [[Wrestling/DwayneJohnson The Rock]] marched to the ring and neutralized Cena with a single Rock Bottom. At that point, all the lights in the arena died and [[ForDoomTheBellTolls a familiar gong]] echoed across the stadium. [[OffscreenTeleportation When the lights returned]], the specter of ''[=WrestleMania=]'' itself, perhaps the only entity capable of [[OhCrap striking fear]] in the heart of The Final Boss, loomed over The Rock, and he was felled almost instantly by an [[Wrestling/TheUndertaker Undertaker]] chokeslam.
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** Wrestling/TheUndertaker refused to let his PyrrhicVictory over Wrestling/TripleH at ''XXVII'' be his lasting memory, thus demanding a second rematch at XXVIII.
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** 22: One of Wrestling/JohnCena's entourage in his gangster car entrance is future five-time WWE World Champion Wrestling/CMPunk, who would go on to mention this in the run up to the 2011 ''Wrestling/MoneyInTheBank'' event. 22 (and the 2011 ''Money In The Bank'') took place in Punk's hometown of Chicago, which had been the base of operations for notorious gangster Al Capone.
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** 22: One of Wrestling/JohnCena's entourage in his gangster car entrance is future five-time WWE World Champion Wrestling/CMPunk, who would go on to mention this in the run up to the 2011 ''Wrestling/MoneyInTheBank'' event. 22 (and the 2011 ''Money In The Bank'') took place in Punk's hometown of Chicago, which had been the base of operations for notorious gangster Al Capone.UsefulNotes/AlCapone.
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** 2024: A six-pack Ladder match challenge for the Tag Team titles featuring triple-threat match with the teams of Wrestling/TheJudgmentDay's [[Wrestling/FergalDevitt Finn Balor]] and Damien Priest, [[Wrestling/TheMiz Awesome]] [[Wrestling/RonKillings Truth]], Wrestling/TheNewDay's Wrestling/KofiKingston and Wrestling/XavierWoods, New Czech Republic, A-Town Under, and [[Wrestling/TomassoCiampa #D]][[Wrestling/JohnnyGargano IY]] with Awesome Truth and A-Town Under respectively winning the Raw and [=SmackDown=] Tag Team titles, and Creator/LoganPaul, Wrestling/KevinOwens and Wrestling/RandyOrton for the US Title with Paul retaining.
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** 2024: A six-pack Ladder match challenge for the Tag Team titles featuring triple-threat match with the teams of Wrestling/TheJudgmentDay's [[Wrestling/FergalDevitt Finn Balor]] and Damien Priest, [[Wrestling/TheMiz Awesome]] [[Wrestling/RonKillings Truth]], Wrestling/TheNewDay's Wrestling/KofiKingston and Wrestling/XavierWoods, New Czech Republic, A-Town Under, and [[Wrestling/TomassoCiampa [[Wrestling/TommasoCiampa #D]][[Wrestling/JohnnyGargano IY]] with Awesome Truth and A-Town Under respectively winning the Raw and [=SmackDown=] Tag Team titles, and Creator/LoganPaul, Wrestling/KevinOwens and Wrestling/RandyOrton for the US Title with Paul retaining.
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** ''[=WrestleMania=] XL'' saw the end of three long title reigns in the 21st century; Wrestling/CodyRhodes ended Wrestling/RomanReigns' 1316-day Undisputed WWE Championship reign[[note]]and that is actually from his Universal Championship reign; Reigns' WWE Championship reign is also long at 735 days[[/note]], Wrestling/SamiZayn ended [[Wrestling/{{WALTER}} GUNTHER]]'s reign as the longest reigning Intercontinental Champion in history at [[NumberOfTheBeast 666]] days, and Wrestling/{{Bayley}} ended her [[Wrestling/IoShirai IYO SKY]]'s 246 days reign as WWE Women's Champion which was the third longest in the title's history.
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** ''[=WrestleMania=] XL'' saw the end of three long title reigns in the 21st century; Wrestling/CodyRhodes ended Wrestling/RomanReigns' 1316-day Undisputed WWE Championship reign[[note]]and that is actually from his Universal Championship reign; Reigns' WWE Championship reign is also long at 735 days[[/note]], Wrestling/SamiZayn ended [[Wrestling/{{WALTER}} GUNTHER]]'s reign as the longest reigning Intercontinental Champion in history at [[NumberOfTheBeast 666]] days, and Wrestling/{{Bayley}} ended her [[Wrestling/IoShirai IYO SKY]]'s 246 days reign as WWE Women's Champion which was the third longest in the title's history.
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** At Wrestlemania X-Seven, before his match against Wrestling/ShaneMcMahon, Mr. [=McMahon=] foreshadowed Austin's heel turn during his match against The Rock for the WWF Championship:
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** 2023: Night 1 has The Street Profits, the team of Braun Strowman and Ricochet, Alpha Academy and the Viking Raiders, which the Street Profits won, while Night 2 has four individual women team with Rousey and Baszler the victor, along with Gunther, Sheamus, and Drew [=McIntyre=] for the Intercontinental Championship with Gunther retaining his title.
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** 2023: Night 1 has The Street Profits, the team of Braun Strowman Wrestling/BraunStrowman and Ricochet, [[Wrestling/TrevorMann Ricochet]], Alpha Academy and the Viking Raiders, which the Street Profits won, while Night 2 has four individual women team with Rousey Wrestling/RondaRousey and Baszler Wrestling/ShaynaBaszler the victor, along with Gunther, Sheamus, [[Wrestling/{{Walter}} Gunther]], Wrestling/{{Sheamus}}, and Drew [=McIntyre=] Wrestling/DrewMcIntyre for the Intercontinental Championship with Gunther retaining his title.title.
** 2024: A six-pack Ladder match challenge for the Tag Team titles featuring triple-threat match with the teams of Wrestling/TheJudgmentDay's [[Wrestling/FergalDevitt Finn Balor]] and Damien Priest, [[Wrestling/TheMiz Awesome]] [[Wrestling/RonKillings Truth]], Wrestling/TheNewDay's Wrestling/KofiKingston and Wrestling/XavierWoods, New Czech Republic, A-Town Under, and [[Wrestling/TomassoCiampa #D]][[Wrestling/JohnnyGargano IY]] with Awesome Truth and A-Town Under respectively winning the Raw and [=SmackDown=] Tag Team titles, and Creator/LoganPaul, Wrestling/KevinOwens and Wrestling/RandyOrton for the US Title with Paul retaining.
** 2024: A six-pack Ladder match challenge for the Tag Team titles featuring triple-threat match with the teams of Wrestling/TheJudgmentDay's [[Wrestling/FergalDevitt Finn Balor]] and Damien Priest, [[Wrestling/TheMiz Awesome]] [[Wrestling/RonKillings Truth]], Wrestling/TheNewDay's Wrestling/KofiKingston and Wrestling/XavierWoods, New Czech Republic, A-Town Under, and [[Wrestling/TomassoCiampa #D]][[Wrestling/JohnnyGargano IY]] with Awesome Truth and A-Town Under respectively winning the Raw and [=SmackDown=] Tag Team titles, and Creator/LoganPaul, Wrestling/KevinOwens and Wrestling/RandyOrton for the US Title with Paul retaining.
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* OnceASeason: Wrestling/TheUndertaker takes on a legend or main event superstar and wins, an honor perhaps greater that being World Champion multiple times. Until 2014, he had ''never'' lost at the event, defeating the likes of Wrestling/JimmySnuka, Wrestling/JakeRoberts, Giant Gonzalez, Wrestling/KingKongBundy, [[Wrestling/KevinNash Diesel]], [[Wrestling/SidEudy Sycho Sid]], Wrestling/{{Kane}}, Wrestling/BigBossMan, Wrestling/TripleH, Wrestling/RicFlair, Wrestling/BigShow and [[Wrestling/MattBloom A-Train]], Kane again, Wrestling/RandyOrton, Wrestling/MarkHenry, Wrestling/{{Batista}}, Wrestling/{{Edge|Wrestler}}, Wrestling/ShawnMichaels (twice), Triple H again (twice), and Wrestling/CMPunk. And then ''[=WrestleMania=] XXX'' [[Wrestling/BrockLesnar came]]... Fortunately he rebounded at the next [[Wrestling/BrayWyatt two]] [[Wrestling/ShaneMcMahon events]], but wasn't so lucky come [[Wrestling/RomanReigns 2017]]. He then surprisingly [[HesBack came back]] in 2018 to squash Wrestling/JohnCena. Returned two years later to send Wrestling/AJStyles to his grave.
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* OnceASeason: Wrestling/TheUndertaker takes on a legend or main event superstar and wins, an honor perhaps greater that being World Champion multiple times. Until 2014, he had ''never'' lost at the event, defeating the likes of Wrestling/JimmySnuka, Wrestling/JakeRoberts, Giant Gonzalez, Wrestling/GiantGonzalez, Wrestling/KingKongBundy, [[Wrestling/KevinNash Diesel]], [[Wrestling/SidEudy Sycho Sid]], Wrestling/{{Kane}}, Wrestling/BigBossMan, Wrestling/TripleH, Wrestling/RicFlair, Wrestling/BigShow and [[Wrestling/MattBloom A-Train]], Kane again, Wrestling/RandyOrton, Wrestling/MarkHenry, Wrestling/{{Batista}}, Wrestling/{{Edge|Wrestler}}, Wrestling/ShawnMichaels (twice), Triple H again (twice), and Wrestling/CMPunk. And then ''[=WrestleMania=] XXX'' [[Wrestling/BrockLesnar came]]... Fortunately he rebounded at the next [[Wrestling/BrayWyatt two]] [[Wrestling/ShaneMcMahon events]], but wasn't so lucky come [[Wrestling/RomanReigns 2017]]. He then surprisingly [[HesBack came back]] in 2018 to squash Wrestling/JohnCena. Returned two years later to send Wrestling/AJStyles to his grave.
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** XL: {{Justified|Trope}} with Damien Priest beating Wrestling/DrewMcIntyre for the World Heavyweight Championship in about eight seconds. Priest cashed in his Wrestling/MoneyInTheBank contract on [=McIntyre=] after the latter's skirmish with Wrestling/CMPunk immediately after just winning said championship in a competitive match.
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** ''[=WrestleMania=] XL'': Wrestling/DrewMcIntyre defeated Wrestling/SethRollins to win the World Heavyweight Championship, only for the more straightforward heel (as Drew is admittedly [[LoveToHate beloved by the fans]]) Damien Priest to cash in his Wrestling/MoneyInTheBank contract to win said championship. Priest's [[Wrestling/TheJudgmentDay teammate]] Wrestling/RheaRipley defeated Wrestling/BeckyLynch to retain the WWE World Woman's Championship the night prior. [[Wrestling/DwayneJohnson The Rock]] and Wrestling/RomanReigns also defeated Wrestling/CodyRhodes and Seth Rollins in the main event of Night 1, but Cody defeating Roman the next night softens it a little.
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** ''[=WrestleMania=] XL'': Wrestling/DrewMcIntyre defeated Wrestling/SethRollins to win the World Heavyweight Championship, only for the more straightforward heel (as Drew is admittedly [[LoveToHate beloved by the fans]]) Damien Priest to cash in his Wrestling/MoneyInTheBank contract to win said championship. Priest's [[Wrestling/TheJudgmentDay teammate]] Wrestling/RheaRipley defeated Wrestling/BeckyLynch to retain the WWE World Woman's Championship the night prior. Creator/LoganPaul defeated Wrestling/KevinOwens and Wrestling/RandyOrton to retain the United States Championship. [[Wrestling/DwayneJohnson The Rock]] and Wrestling/RomanReigns also defeated Wrestling/CodyRhodes and Seth Rollins in the main event of Night 1, but Cody defeating Roman the next night softens it a little.
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** ''[=WrestleMania=] 13'' was the first event where wrestlers born in TheSeventies The70s (Wrestling/DwayneJohnson and Headbanger Mosh) competed at the show. It was also the event that saw the beginning of Wrestling/StoneColdSteveAustin's rise as a main event wrestler (which leads to the following entry).
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** ''[=WrestleMania=] XX'' was the first event where wrestlers born in TheEighties The80s (Wrestling/RandyOrton, Rene Dupree, Wrestling/JackieGayda, and Garrison Cade) competed at the show.
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** ''[=WrestleMania=] 31'' had both a wrestler younger than 'Mania itself (Wrestling/SethRollins) headline the show, and the first wrestler born in TheNineties (Wrestling/{{Paige}}) competing at it.
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** ''[=WrestleMania=] 31'' had both a wrestler younger than 'Mania itself (Wrestling/SethRollins) headline the show, and the first wrestler born in TheNineties The90s (Wrestling/{{Paige}}) competing at it.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: At Wrestlemania X-Seven, before his match against Shane [=McMahon=], Mr. [=McMahon=] foreshadowed Austin's heel turn during his match against The Rock for the WWF Championship:
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** At Wrestlemania X-Seven, before his match againstShane [=McMahon=], Wrestling/ShaneMcMahon, Mr. [=McMahon=] foreshadowed Austin's heel turn during his match against The Rock for the WWF Championship:
** At Wrestlemania X-Seven, before his match against
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** ''[=WrestleMania=] XL'': Wrestling/CodyRhodes finally defeated Wrestling/RomanReigns to win the Undisputed WWE Championship, ending the latter's three and a half year reign. Wrestling/{{Bayley}} defeated her EvilFormerFriend [[WrestlingIoShirai IYO SKY]] to win the WWE Women's Championship, also a title Bayley only won once in her career over sever years prior.
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** ''[=WrestleMania=] XL'': Wrestling/CodyRhodes finally defeated Wrestling/RomanReigns to win the Undisputed WWE Championship, ending the latter's three and a half year reign. Wrestling/{{Bayley}} defeated her EvilFormerFriend [[WrestlingIoShirai [[Wrestling/IoShirai IYO SKY]] to win the WWE Women's Championship, also a title Bayley only won once in her career over sever years prior.
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** ''[=WrestleMania=] XL'': Wrestling/DrewMcIntyre defeated Wrestling/SethRollins to win the World Heavyweight Championship, only for the more straightforward heel (as Drew is admittedly [[LoveToHate beloved by the fans]]) Damien Priest to cash in his Wrestling/MoneyInTheBank contract to win said championship. Priest's [[Wrestling/TheJudgmentDay teammate]] Wrestling/RheaRipley defeated Wrestling/BeckyLynch to retain the WWE World Woman's Championship the night prior. [[Wrestling/DwayneJohnson The Rock]] and Wrestling/RomanReigns also defeated Wrestling/CodyRhodes and Seth Rollins in the main event of Night 1, but Cody defeating Roman the next night softens it a little.
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** ''[=WrestleMania=] XL'' saw the end of three long title reigns in the 21st century; Wrestling/CodyRhodes ended Wrestling/RomanReigns' 1316-day Undisputed WWE Championship reign[[note]]and that is actually from his Universal Championship reign; Reigns' WWE Championship reign is also long at 735 days[[/note]], Wrestling/SamiZayn ended [[Wrestling/{{WALTER}} GUNTHER]]'s reign as the longest reigning Intercontinental Champion in history at [[NumberOfTheBeast 666]] days, and Wrestling/{{Bayley}} ended her [[Wrestling/IoShirai IYO SKY]]'s 246 days reign as WWE Women's Champion which was the third longest in the title's history.
** ''[=WrestleMania=] XL'': Wrestling/CodyRhodes finally defeated Wrestling/RomanReigns to win the Undisputed WWE Championship, ending the latter's three and a half year reign. Wrestling/{{Bayley}} defeated her EvilFormerFriend [[WrestlingIoShirai IYO SKY]] to win the WWE Women's Championship, also a title Bayley only won once in her career over sever years prior.
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** Wrestling/TheUndertaker had the most rematches. So far, he fought and defeated Wrestling/TripleH three times, while Wrestling/{{Kane}} and Wrestling/ShawnMichaels both lost to him twice. Shawn's losses were in consecutive Manias.
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** Wrestling/TheUndertaker had the most rematches. So far, he fought and defeated Wrestling/TripleH three times, while Wrestling/{{Kane}} and Wrestling/ShawnMichaels both lost to him twice. Shawn's losses were in consecutive Manias. Next to Taker with mostbrematches is Wrestling/RomanReigns, who fought against Wrestling/BrockLesnar three times and Wrestling/CodyRhodes twice.
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** Other wrestlers who fought in this event twice are; Wrestling/HulkHogan and Wrestling/AndreTheGiant (''III'' and ''IV''), Wrestling/BretHart and Wrestling/{{Yokozuna}} (''IX'' and ''X''), [[MeleeATrois the three-way rivalry]] of Wrestling/{{Edge|Wrestler}} and Wrestling/{{Christian}}, the [[Wrestling/JeffHardy Hardy]] [[Wrestling/MattHardy Boyz]], and Wrestling/TheDudleyBoys (''2000'' and ''X-Seven'', with all three teams having a wingman for the latter), Wrestling/{{Goldberg}} and Wrestling/BrockLesnar (''XX'' and ''33''), Wrestling/TripleH and Wrestling/{{Batista}} (''21'' and ''35''), Wrestling/{{Sheamus}} and [[Wrestling/BryanDanielson Daniel Bryan]] (''XXVII'' and ''XXVIII''), [[Wrestling/DwayneJohnson The Rock]] and Wrestling/JohnCena (''XXVIII'' and ''29''), Wrestling/JohnCena and Wrestling/BrayWyatt (''XXX'' and ''36''), and Wrestling/RandyOrton and Wrestling/BrayWyatt (33 and 37; the latter in which Wyatt was "The Fiend").
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** Other wrestlers who fought in this event twice are; Wrestling/HulkHogan and Wrestling/AndreTheGiant (''III'' and ''IV''), Wrestling/BretHart and Wrestling/{{Yokozuna}} (''IX'' and ''X''), [[MeleeATrois the three-way rivalry]] of Wrestling/{{Edge|Wrestler}} and Wrestling/{{Christian}}, the [[Wrestling/JeffHardy Hardy]] [[Wrestling/MattHardy Boyz]], and Wrestling/TheDudleyBoys (''2000'' and ''X-Seven'', with all three teams having a wingman for the latter), Wrestling/{{Goldberg}} and Wrestling/BrockLesnar (''XX'' and ''33''), Wrestling/TripleH and Wrestling/{{Batista}} (''21'' and ''35''), Wrestling/{{Sheamus}} and [[Wrestling/BryanDanielson Daniel Bryan]] (''XXVII'' and ''XXVIII''), [[Wrestling/DwayneJohnson The Rock]] and Wrestling/JohnCena (''XXVIII'' and ''29''), Wrestling/JohnCena and Wrestling/BrayWyatt (''XXX'' and ''36''), and Wrestling/RandyOrton and Wrestling/BrayWyatt (33 and 37; the latter in which Wyatt was "The Fiend").Fiend"), and Wrestling/CharlotteFlair and Wrestling/RheaRipley (''36'' and ''39'').
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** ''[=WrestleMania=] 33'': Wrestling/{{Naomi}} regains the [=SmackDown=] Women's Championship she was forced to relinquish due to injury, in front of her hometown crowd.
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** ''[=WrestleMania=] 38'': Wrestling/BiancaBelair has finally got her payback on Wrestling/BeckyLynch since ''Wrestling/SummerSlam'', by winning the Raw Women's Championship. Wrestling/SashaBanks finally scores her first [=WrestleMania=] victory since her 2015 (main roster) debut by winning the WWE Women's Tag team Championship with Wrestling/{{Naomi}}, Wrestling/{{Naomi|Wrestler}}, herself winning her first gold in almost five years.
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** 2017: The Raw TagTeam Championship was contested in a fatal-four way ladder match involving Wrestling/TheBar, [[Wrestling/BulletClub Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson]], Wrestling/EnzoAndCass, and the returning [[Wrestling/MattHardy Hardy]] [[Wrestling/JeffHardy Boyz]] (the Hardys won). Wrestling/{{Bayley}} also defended the Raw's championship against Wrestling/CharlotteFlair, Wrestling/SashaBanks and Wrestling/NiaJax (Bayley retained), while Wrestling/AlexaBliss defended the [=SmackDown's=] championship against Wrestling/{{Naomi}}, Wrestling/NatalyaNeidhart, Wrestling/BeckyLynch, Wrestling/{{Carmella}} and Wrestling/MickieJames (Naomi won).
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** 2017: The Raw TagTeam Championship was contested in a fatal-four way ladder match involving Wrestling/TheBar, [[Wrestling/BulletClub Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson]], Wrestling/EnzoAndCass, and the returning [[Wrestling/MattHardy Hardy]] [[Wrestling/JeffHardy Boyz]] (the Hardys won). Wrestling/{{Bayley}} also defended the Raw's championship against Wrestling/CharlotteFlair, Wrestling/SashaBanks and Wrestling/NiaJax (Bayley retained), while Wrestling/AlexaBliss defended the [=SmackDown's=] championship against Wrestling/{{Naomi}}, Wrestling/{{Naomi|Wrestler}}, Wrestling/NatalyaNeidhart, Wrestling/BeckyLynch, Wrestling/{{Carmella}} and Wrestling/MickieJames (Naomi won).
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** 2020: Wrestling/JohnMorrison defended the [=SmackDown=] tag titles against [[Wrestling/TheUsos Jimmy Uso]] and Wrestling/TheNewDay's Wrestling/KofiKingston (Morrison retained). Wrestling/{{Bayley}} defended the [=SmackDown=] women's title against Wrestling/LaceyEvans, Wrestling/{{Naomi}}, Wrestling/SashaBanks, and Wrestling/{{Tamina|Snuka}} (Bayley retained).
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** 2020: Wrestling/JohnMorrison defended the [=SmackDown=] tag titles against [[Wrestling/TheUsos Jimmy Uso]] and Wrestling/TheNewDay's Wrestling/KofiKingston (Morrison retained). Wrestling/{{Bayley}} defended the [=SmackDown=] women's title against Wrestling/LaceyEvans, Wrestling/{{Naomi}}, Wrestling/{{Naomi|Wrestler}}, Wrestling/SashaBanks, and Wrestling/{{Tamina|Snuka}} (Bayley retained).
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** 2022: Night 2 featured both tag team title matches, such as a triple threat with [[Wrestling/RandyOrton RK]]-[[Wrestling/MattRiddle Bro]], Street Profits, and Alpha Academy for the Raw titles (RK-Bro retained), and a fatal 4-way between [[Wrestling/TheaTrinidad Queen Zelina]] and Wrestling/{{Carmella}}, Wrestling/SashaBanks and Wrestling/{{Naomi}}, Wrestling/RheaRipley and Wrestling/LivMorgan, and Wrestling/{{Natalya|Neidhart}} and Wrestling/ShaynaBaszler for the women's tag titles (Sasha and Naomi won).
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** 2022: Night 2 featured both tag team title matches, such as a triple threat with [[Wrestling/RandyOrton RK]]-[[Wrestling/MattRiddle Bro]], Street Profits, and Alpha Academy for the Raw titles (RK-Bro retained), and a fatal 4-way between [[Wrestling/TheaTrinidad Queen Zelina]] and Wrestling/{{Carmella}}, Wrestling/SashaBanks and Wrestling/{{Naomi}}, Wrestling/{{Naomi|Wrestler}}, Wrestling/RheaRipley and Wrestling/LivMorgan, and Wrestling/{{Natalya|Neidhart}} and Wrestling/ShaynaBaszler for the women's tag titles (Sasha and Naomi won).
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** 36: Wrestling/SamiZayn defeated [[Wrestling/BryanDanielson Daniel Bryan]] to retain the Intercontinental Championship. Wrestling/JohnMorrison defeated [[Wrestling/TheUsos Jimmy Uso]] and Wrestling/KofiKingston to retain the [=SmackDown=] Tag Team Championship. Wrestling/CharlotteFlair defeated Wrestling/RheaRipley to win the NXT Women's Championship. Wrestling/{{Bayley}} defeated Wrestling/LaceyEvans, Wrestling/{{Naomi}}, Wrestling/SashaBanks and Wrestling/{{Tamina|Snuka}} to retain the [=SmackDown=] Women's Championship. [[Wrestling/BrayWyatt The Fiend]] defeated Wrestling/JohnCena in a bizarre "Firefly Fun House" match.
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** 36: Wrestling/SamiZayn defeated [[Wrestling/BryanDanielson Daniel Bryan]] to retain the Intercontinental Championship. Wrestling/JohnMorrison defeated [[Wrestling/TheUsos Jimmy Uso]] and Wrestling/KofiKingston to retain the [=SmackDown=] Tag Team Championship. Wrestling/CharlotteFlair defeated Wrestling/RheaRipley to win the NXT Women's Championship. Wrestling/{{Bayley}} defeated Wrestling/LaceyEvans, Wrestling/{{Naomi}}, Wrestling/{{Naomi|Wrestler}}, Wrestling/SashaBanks and Wrestling/{{Tamina|Snuka}} to retain the [=SmackDown=] Women's Championship. [[Wrestling/BrayWyatt The Fiend]] defeated Wrestling/JohnCena in a bizarre "Firefly Fun House" match.
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** 22: One of Wrestling/JohnCena's entourage in his gangster car entrance is future five-time WWE World Champion Wrestling/CMPunk, who would go on to mention this in the run up to the 2011 ''Wrestling/MoneyInTheBank'' event. 22 took place in Punk's hometown of Chicago, which had been the base of operations for notorious gangster Al Capone.
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** 22: One of Wrestling/JohnCena's entourage in his gangster car entrance is future five-time WWE World Champion Wrestling/CMPunk, who would go on to mention this in the run up to the 2011 ''Wrestling/MoneyInTheBank'' event. 22 (and the 2011 ''Money In The Bank'') took place in Punk's hometown of Chicago, which had been the base of operations for notorious gangster Al Capone.
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** The Wrestling/HellInACell match at ''[=WrestleMania=] XXVIII'' between Wrestling/TripleH and Wrestling/TheUndertaker was billed as "The End of an Era", building on the fact that they are the last, largest wrestlers from the Wrestling/AttitudeEra still [[RingOldies actively competing]], and acknowledging the possibility that they may both retire soon; 'Taker due to [[DentedIron injuries and old age]] and Hunter due to his backstage responsibilities.
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** The Wrestling/HellInACell match at ''[=WrestleMania=] XXVIII'' between Wrestling/TripleH and Wrestling/TheUndertaker (with Wrestling/ShawnMichaels as the guest referee) was billed as "The End of an Era", building on the fact that they are the last, largest wrestlers from the Wrestling/AttitudeEra still [[RingOldies actively competing]], and acknowledging the possibility that they may both retire soon; 'Taker due to [[DentedIron injuries and old age]] and Hunter due to his backstage responsibilities.
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** Wrestling/TheUndertaker had the most rematches. So far, he fought and defeated Wrestling/TripleH three times, while Wrestling/{{Kane}} and Wrestling/ShawnMichaels both lost to him twice.
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** Wrestling/TheUndertaker had the most rematches. So far, he fought and defeated Wrestling/TripleH three times, while Wrestling/{{Kane}} and Wrestling/ShawnMichaels both lost to him twice. Shawn's losses were in consecutive Manias.
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** Some wrestlers who actually fought at this event twice but were also in a multi-opponent match involving someone else. Namely; Wrestling/MickFoley and Wrestling/BigShow (competed one-on-one at ''XV'' before squaring off in a four-way with both Wrestling/TripleH and [[Wrestling/DwayneJohnson The Rock]] the following year), Wrestling/ChrisBenoit and Wrestling/KurtAngle (fought in a three-way with Wrestling/ChrisJericho at ''2000'' before competing one-on-one in the following year), Wrestling/JohnCena and the Big Show (competed one-on-one at ''XX'' before squaring off in a three-way with Wrestling/{{Edge|Wrestler}} at ''XXV''), John Cena and Triple H (competed in a one-on-one match at ''22'' before competing in a three-way with Wrestling/RandyOrton at ''XXIV''), Triple H and Randy Orton (competed in a three-way with John Cena at ''[=WrestleMania=] XXIV'' before competing one-on-one the following year), John Cena and Wrestling/TheMiz (competed one-on-one at ''XXVII'' before squaring off in a Mixed TagTeam match at ''33''), Wrestling/CharlotteFlair and Wrestling/SashaBanks (competed in a triple-threat at ''32'' with Becky Lynch before squaring off in a fatal-four way the following year with Bayley and Nia Jax), Wrestling/BrockLesnar and Wrestling/RomanReigns (competed in an impromptu three-way at ''31'' after Wrestling/SethRollins cashed in his Wrestling/MoneyInTheBank contract before competing one-on-one without any distractions years later in both ''34'' and ''38''), and Brock Lesnar and Seth Rollins (competed in an impromptu three-way at ''31'' after Rollins cashed in his MITB contract before competing in a proper singles match four years later).
** Champions have walked out of this event with two championship belts five times: Wrestling/UltimateWarrior (Intercontinental and WWF in ''VI''), Wrestling/TripleH (Undisputed in ''X8''), The Colons (Unified TagTeam in ''XXV''), [[Wrestling/BryanDanielson Daniel Bryan]] (WWE World Heavyweight in ''XXX''), and Wrestling/BeckyLynch (Raw and [=SmackDown=] Women's in ''35'').
** Champions have walked out of this event with two championship belts five times: Wrestling/UltimateWarrior (Intercontinental and WWF in ''VI''), Wrestling/TripleH (Undisputed in ''X8''), The Colons (Unified TagTeam in ''XXV''), [[Wrestling/BryanDanielson Daniel Bryan]] (WWE World Heavyweight in ''XXX''), and Wrestling/BeckyLynch (Raw and [=SmackDown=] Women's in ''35'').
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** Some wrestlers who actually fought at this event twice but were also in a multi-opponent match involving someone else. Namely; Wrestling/MickFoley and Wrestling/BigShow (competed one-on-one at ''XV'' before squaring off in a four-way with both Wrestling/TripleH and [[Wrestling/DwayneJohnson The Rock]] the following year), Wrestling/ChrisBenoit and Wrestling/KurtAngle (fought in a three-way with Wrestling/ChrisJericho at ''2000'' ''2000'', a double-falls match for two titles Kurt held entering, before competing one-on-one in the following year), Wrestling/JohnCena and the Big Show (competed one-on-one at ''XX'' before squaring off in a three-way with Wrestling/{{Edge|Wrestler}} at ''XXV''), John Cena and Triple H (competed in a one-on-one match at ''22'' before competing in a three-way with Wrestling/RandyOrton at ''XXIV''), Triple H and Randy Orton (competed in a three-way with John Cena at ''[=WrestleMania=] XXIV'' before competing one-on-one the following year), John Cena and Wrestling/TheMiz (competed one-on-one at ''XXVII'' before squaring off in a Mixed TagTeam match at ''33''), ''33'' that involved Nikki Bella and Maryse), Wrestling/CharlotteFlair and Wrestling/SashaBanks (competed in a triple-threat at ''32'' with Becky Lynch (who would wrestle another triple-threat with Charlotte three years later) before squaring off in a fatal-four way the following year with Bayley and Nia Jax), Wrestling/BrockLesnar and Wrestling/RomanReigns (competed in an impromptu three-way at ''31'' after Wrestling/SethRollins cashed in his Wrestling/MoneyInTheBank contract before competing one-on-one without any distractions years later in both ''34'' and ''38''), and Brock Lesnar and Seth Rollins (competed in an impromptu three-way at ''31'' after Rollins cashed in his MITB contract before competing in a proper singles match four years later).
** Champions have walked out of this event with two championship belts five times: Wrestling/UltimateWarrior (Intercontinental and WWF in ''VI''), Wrestling/TripleH (Undisputed in ''X8''), The Colons (Unified TagTeam in ''XXV''), [[Wrestling/BryanDanielson Daniel Bryan]] (WWE World Heavyweight in ''XXX''), and Wrestling/BeckyLynch (Raw and [=SmackDown=] Women's in ''35''). Becky and Warrior were the only ones whose two-belt victories were for two separate titles; the other three were for individual titles being represented by two belts at the time.
** Champions have walked out of this event with two championship belts five times: Wrestling/UltimateWarrior (Intercontinental and WWF in ''VI''), Wrestling/TripleH (Undisputed in ''X8''), The Colons (Unified TagTeam in ''XXV''), [[Wrestling/BryanDanielson Daniel Bryan]] (WWE World Heavyweight in ''XXX''), and Wrestling/BeckyLynch (Raw and [=SmackDown=] Women's in ''35''). Becky and Warrior were the only ones whose two-belt victories were for two separate titles; the other three were for individual titles being represented by two belts at the time.
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* InvincibleHero: Wrestling/TheUndertaker's track record at ''[=WrestleMania=]'' is likely never to be topped: he was not defeated in his first 21 matches he wrestled at the event. (In an odd reversal, Undertaker and Wrestling/ShawnMichaels' match at ''[=WrestleMania=] XXV'', which was perhaps 2009's Match of the Year, was 'Taker's first one-on-one victory over Michaels.) Of course, after ''[=WrestleMania=] XXX'', Undertaker's record read 21–''1'', thanks to one Brock Lesnar. As of ''[=WrestleMania=] 36'', Taker's record stands at 25–2 (thanks to one Roman Reigns).
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* InvincibleHero: Wrestling/TheUndertaker's track record at ''[=WrestleMania=]'' is likely never to be topped: he was not defeated in his first 21 matches he wrestled at the event. (In an odd reversal, Undertaker and Wrestling/ShawnMichaels' match at ''[=WrestleMania=] XXV'', which was perhaps 2009's Match of the Year, was 'Taker's first one-on-one victory over Michaels.) Of course, after ''[=WrestleMania=] XXX'', Undertaker's record read 21–''1'', thanks to one Brock Lesnar. As of ''[=WrestleMania=] 36'', Taker's record stands at 25–2 (thanks to one Roman Reigns).Reigns at 33).
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* JustOneLittleMistake: Wrestling/BrockLesnar botching a Shooting Star Press at ''[=WrestleMania=] XIX'' against Wrestling/KurtAngle. The move is a diving backflip splash off the top rope and widely considered one of the hardest top rope moves to perform due to the rotation being the opposite of the momentum of the jump. Lesnar hadn't performed this dangerous manoeuvre since his time in WWE's feeder league OVW and put Angle way out of position, with Angle being closer to the opposite corner than the one Lesnar was jumping from. Lesnar under rotated landing just short of angle ''on his head'', by pure luck not managing to paralyse or even kill himself, suffering only a concussion then Angle managed to get him through to an improvised finish. A common view in the wrestling community is the botch cost the match a position as one of the greatest matches of all time, although the botch has still entered wrestling folklore forever.
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* JustOneLittleMistake: Wrestling/BrockLesnar botching a Shooting Star Press at ''[=WrestleMania=] XIX'' against Wrestling/KurtAngle. The move is a diving backflip splash off the top rope and widely considered one of the hardest top rope moves to perform due to the rotation being the opposite of the momentum of the jump. Lesnar hadn't performed this dangerous manoeuvre since his time in WWE's feeder league OVW and put Angle way out of position, with Angle being closer to the opposite corner than the one Lesnar was jumping from. Lesnar under rotated landing just short of angle ''on his head'', by pure luck not managing to paralyse or even kill himself, suffering only a concussion then Angle (who had actually broken ''his'' neck previously and still wrestled fairly well) managed to get him through to an improvised finish. A common view in the wrestling community is the botch cost the match a position as one of the greatest matches of all time, although the botch has still entered wrestling folklore forever.
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** 2000: This year's Mania has the distinction of not having any traditional single matches on its card. The main event featured Wrestling/TripleH vs [[Wrestling/DwayneJohnson The Rock]] vs Wrestling/BigShow vs Wrestling/MickFoley for the WWF Championship (HHH retained). Wrestling/KurtAngle vs Wrestling/ChrisBenoit vs Wrestling/ChrisJericho all fought for both the Intercontinental and European Championships in a two falls triple-threat match (Benoit won the IC title, while [=Y2J=] won the European). The TagTeam titles were contested in the now iconic Triangle Ladder Match featuring the teams of Wrestling/{{Edge|Wrestler}} and Wrestling/{{Christian}} vs the [[Wrestling/MattHardy Hardy]] [[Wrestling/JeffHardy Boyz]] vs Wrestling/TheDudleyBoys (E & C won).
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** 2000: This year's Mania has the distinction of not having any traditional single matches on its card. The main event featured Wrestling/TripleH vs [[Wrestling/DwayneJohnson The Rock]] vs Wrestling/BigShow vs Wrestling/MickFoley for the WWF Championship (HHH retained). Wrestling/KurtAngle vs Wrestling/ChrisBenoit vs Wrestling/ChrisJericho all fought for both the Intercontinental and European Championships (both called by Angle entering) in a two falls triple-threat match (Benoit won the IC title, while [=Y2J=] won the European).European, neither of which were by pinning Angle). The TagTeam titles were contested in the now iconic Triangle Ladder Match featuring the teams of Wrestling/{{Edge|Wrestler}} and Wrestling/{{Christian}} vs the [[Wrestling/MattHardy Hardy]] [[Wrestling/JeffHardy Boyz]] vs Wrestling/TheDudleyBoys (E & C won).
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** 2014: Wrestling/{{Batista}} vs Wrestling/RandyOrton vs [[Wrestling/BryanDanielson Daniel Bryan]] for the WWE World Heavyweight Championship (Bryan won), while Wrestling/AJLee defended the Divas Championship against ''every other woman on the roster'' [[note]]That's thirteen opponents, specifically: Wrestling/NatalyaNeidhart, the Wrestling/BellaTwins, Wrestling/TheFunkadactyls, Wrestling/{{Layla}}, [[Wrestling/TenilleDashwood Emma]], Wrestling/EvaMarie, Wrestling/{{Aksana}}, Wrestling/SummerRae, Wrestling/AliciaFox, Wrestling/RosaMendes, and Wrestling/TaminaSnuka[[/note]] (AJ retained).
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** 2014: Wrestling/{{Batista}} (the Royal Rumble winner) vs Wrestling/RandyOrton (the defending champion) vs [[Wrestling/BryanDanielson Daniel Bryan]] (who won his way into the match earlier in the night) for the WWE World Heavyweight Championship (Bryan won), while Wrestling/AJLee defended the Divas Championship against ''every other woman on the roster'' [[note]]That's thirteen opponents, specifically: Wrestling/NatalyaNeidhart, the Wrestling/BellaTwins, Wrestling/TheFunkadactyls, Wrestling/{{Layla}}, [[Wrestling/TenilleDashwood Emma]], Wrestling/EvaMarie, Wrestling/{{Aksana}}, Wrestling/SummerRae, Wrestling/AliciaFox, Wrestling/RosaMendes, and Wrestling/TaminaSnuka[[/note]] (AJ retained).
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** 2017: The Raw TagTeam Championship was contested in a fatal-four way ladder match involving Wrestling/TheBar, [[Wrestling/BulletClub Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson]], Wrestling/EnzoAndCass, and the [[Wrestling/MattHardy Hardy]] [[Wrestling/JeffHardy Boyz]] (the Hardys won). Wrestling/{{Bayley}} also defended the Raw's championship against Wrestling/CharlotteFlair, Wrestling/SashaBanks and Wrestling/NiaJax (Bayley retained), while Wrestling/AlexaBliss defended the [=SmackDown's=] championship against Wrestling/{{Naomi}}, Wrestling/NatalyaNeidhart, Wrestling/BeckyLynch, Wrestling/{{Carmella}} and Wrestling/MickieJames (Naomi won).
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** 2017: The Raw TagTeam Championship was contested in a fatal-four way ladder match involving Wrestling/TheBar, [[Wrestling/BulletClub Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson]], Wrestling/EnzoAndCass, and the returning [[Wrestling/MattHardy Hardy]] [[Wrestling/JeffHardy Boyz]] (the Hardys won). Wrestling/{{Bayley}} also defended the Raw's championship against Wrestling/CharlotteFlair, Wrestling/SashaBanks and Wrestling/NiaJax (Bayley retained), while Wrestling/AlexaBliss defended the [=SmackDown's=] championship against Wrestling/{{Naomi}}, Wrestling/NatalyaNeidhart, Wrestling/BeckyLynch, Wrestling/{{Carmella}} and Wrestling/MickieJames (Naomi won).
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* BigOMG: This was Wrestling/PaulHeyman's reaction when Wrestling/BrockLesnar broke Wrestling/TheUndertaker's streak.
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* BigOMG: This was Wrestling/PaulHeyman's reaction when Wrestling/BrockLesnar broke Wrestling/TheUndertaker's streak. The reaction was genuine, as he was in the dark about the plan for Brock's victory.
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** 39: Wrestling/RomanReigns defeated Wrestling/CodyRhodes to retain the Undisputed WWE-Universal Championship. [[Characters/WWENew Austin Theory]] defeated Wrestling/JohnCena to retain the United States Championship. Wrestling/RheaRipley defeated Wrestling/CharlotteFlair for the [=Smackdown=] Woman's Championship. [[Wrestling/{{Walter}} Gunther]] defeated Wrestling/{{Sheamus}} and Wrestling/DrewMcIntyre to retain the Intercontinental Championship.
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** 39: Wrestling/RomanReigns defeated Wrestling/CodyRhodes to retain the Undisputed WWE-Universal Championship. [[Characters/WWENew Austin Theory]] defeated Wrestling/JohnCena to retain the United States Championship. Wrestling/RheaRipley defeated Wrestling/CharlotteFlair for the [=Smackdown=] Woman's Championship.Championship (though considering Charlotte's reputation, Rhea's the one people cheering for). [[Wrestling/{{Walter}} Gunther]] defeated Wrestling/{{Sheamus}} and Wrestling/DrewMcIntyre to retain the Intercontinental Championship.
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* TheShowMustGoOn: [=WrestleMania=] 36 was initially scheduled to take place in the Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Florida. The logo for the even is even similar to the logo of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, the local NFL team. But the 2019-2020 coronavirus outbreak put a stop to those plans, moving instead to the WWE Performance Center in Orlando. It will be the first WWE pay-per-view without a live audience.
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* TheShowMustGoOn: [=WrestleMania=] 36 was initially scheduled to take place in the Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Florida. The logo for the even is event was even similar to the logo of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, the local NFL team. But the 2019-2020 coronavirus outbreak put a stop to those plans, moving instead to the WWE Performance Center in Orlando. It will be was the first WWE pay-per-view without a live audience.
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* HeroicResolve: The big match at ''[=WrestleMania=] 13'' was the Submission Match between Wrestling/StoneColdSteveAustin and Wrestling/BretHart. Busted open, bleeding like crazy, and locked in Hart's signature Sharpshooter submission hold, Austin ''[[{{Determinator}}refused to tap out]]''; instead, he passed out from the pain in a puddle of his own blood rather than submit to Hart. If ''Wrestling/KingOfTheRing 1996'' was Austin's breakout moment, this was the moment that catapulted him into superstardom.
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* HeroicResolve: The big match at ''[=WrestleMania=] 13'' was the Submission Match between Wrestling/StoneColdSteveAustin and Wrestling/BretHart. Busted open, bleeding like crazy, and locked in Hart's signature Sharpshooter submission hold, Austin ''[[{{Determinator}}refused ''[[{{Determinator}} refused to tap out]]''; instead, he passed out from the pain in a puddle of his own blood rather than submit to Hart. If ''Wrestling/KingOfTheRing 1996'' was Austin's breakout moment, this was the moment that catapulted him into superstardom.
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** 34, on the other hand, played this straight, with the ''entire stage'' modeled after a [[http://cdn.sescoops.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/34.jpg carnival mask]].
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** 34, on the other hand, played this straight, with the ''entire stage'' modeled after a [[http://cdn.sescoops.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/34.[[https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/6/6d/WrestleMania_34.jpg/1280px-WrestleMania_34.jpg carnival mask]].
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** 38: Wrestling/RomanReigns defeated Wrestling/BrockLesnar to unify both WWE and Universal titles. Wrestling/CharlotteFlair defeated Wrestling/RondaRousey to retain the [=SmackDown=] Women's championship. Wrestling/TheMiz and Creator/LoganPaul defeated Wrestling/{{Rey|MysterioJr}} and Dominik Mysterio. Wrestling/TheUsos defeated Wrestling/ShinsukeNakamura and Rick Boogs to retain the [=SmackDown=] Tag Team Championship. Wrestling/{{Sheamus}} and Ridge Holland defeated Wrestling/TheNewDay. Wrestling/{{Edge|Wrestler}} defeated Wrestling/AJStyles.
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** 38: Wrestling/RomanReigns defeated Wrestling/BrockLesnar to unify both WWE and Universal titles. Wrestling/CharlotteFlair defeated Wrestling/RondaRousey to retain the [=SmackDown=] Women's championship. Wrestling/TheMiz and Creator/LoganPaul defeated Wrestling/{{Rey|MysterioJr}} and Dominik Mysterio.Wrestling/DominikMysterio. Wrestling/TheUsos defeated Wrestling/ShinsukeNakamura and Rick Boogs to retain the [=SmackDown=] Tag Team Championship. Wrestling/{{Sheamus}} and Ridge Holland defeated Wrestling/TheNewDay. Wrestling/{{Edge|Wrestler}} defeated Wrestling/AJStyles.
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** At [=WrestleMania=] XXX, right before the match with Wrestling/TheUndertaker and Wrestling/BrockLesnar, there were fewer fans holding up signs that said "21-1". In the first few minutes of the match, the announcers said it would be a sad day if Taker lost to Lesnar. And when Brock got injured a few times, Wrestling/PaulHeyman kept encouraging him with, "[[YouPutTheXInXY You're the 1 in 21-1!]]", although Heyman didn't know that [[JerkassHasAPoint he would soon be proven right]] due to Wrestling/VinceMcMahon's decision.
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** 39: Wrestling/RomanReigns defeated Wrestling/CodyRhodes to retain the Undisputed WWE-Universal Championship. [[Characters/WWENew Austin Theory]] defeated Wrestling/JohnCena to retain the United States Championship. Wrestling/RheaRipley defeated Wrestling/CharlotteFlair for the [=Smackdown=] Woman's Championship. Wrestling/{{Gunther}} defeated Wrestling/{{Sheamus}} and Wrestling/DrewMcIntyre to retain the Intercontinental Championship.
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** 39: Wrestling/RomanReigns defeated Wrestling/CodyRhodes to retain the Undisputed WWE-Universal Championship. [[Characters/WWENew Austin Theory]] defeated Wrestling/JohnCena to retain the United States Championship. Wrestling/RheaRipley defeated Wrestling/CharlotteFlair for the [=Smackdown=] Woman's Championship. Wrestling/{{Gunther}} [[Wrestling/{{Walter}} Gunther]] defeated Wrestling/{{Sheamus}} and Wrestling/DrewMcIntyre to retain the Intercontinental Championship.
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** 39: Wrestling/RomanReigns defeated Wrestling/CodyRhodes to retain the Undisputed WWE-Universal Championship. [[Characters/WWENew Austin Theory]] defeated Wrestling/JohnCena to retain the United States Championship. Wrestling/RheaRipley defeated Wrestling/CharlotteFlair for the [=Smackdown=] Woman's Championship. Wrestling/{{Gunther}} defeated Wrestling/{{Sheamus}} and Wrestling/DrewMcIntyre to retain the Intercontinental Championship.
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** In 39, Austin Theory nailed Wrestling/JohnCena below the belt to win the United States Championship.
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** 39: Both nights of the event saw co-host Wrestling/TheMiz squashed quickly and easily. On Saturday, Pat [=McAfee=] answered his challenge and pinned him down in less than four minutes. On Sunday, his co-host Music/SnoopDogg pitted against Wrestling/ShaneMcMahon, only for Shane hurt himself out of kayfabe - at which point Snoop Dogg took over and beat The Miz himself in even less time than [=McAfee=] did.
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** ''[=WrestleMania=] 39'', after the announcement of the sale to Endeavor the next day, turned out to be the last WWE event under [=McMahon=] ownership.
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** 2023: Night 1 has The Street Profits, the team of Braun Strowman and Ricochet, Alpha Academy and the Viking Raiders, which the Street Profits won, while Night 2 has four individual women team with Rousey and Baszler the victor, along with Gunther, Sheamus, and Drew [=McIntyre=] for the Intercontinental Championship with Gunther retaining his title.
