Can this year’s WrestleMania fit into one, four-hour event? Of course, it can. Let’s be honest, there are about eight matches that are WrestleMania worthy, and some of them are iffy. I’d go with the following:
Triple Threat Match For The Universal Championship
Roman Reigns Vs Edge Vs Daniel Bryan.
Smackdown Women’s Championship Match
Sasha Banks Vs Bianca Belair.
No Holds Barred Match
Shane McMahon Vs Braun Strowman.
Firefly Funhouse Match
Randy Orton Vs The Fiend.
WWE Championship Match
Bobby Lashley Vs Drew McIntyre.
Kevin Owens Vs Sami Zayn.
Seth Rollins Vs Cesaro.
Triple Threat Match For The Raw Women’s Championship.
Asuka Vs Charlotte Flair Vs Rhea Ripley.
Why can’t they do all that in one night? WrestleMania 17 – arguably the greatest of them all – clocked in at less than four hours. As did WrestleMania 31 – a personal favourite of mine, so why have WWE become obsessed with boring its audience to death with these drawn-out snooze fests? Isn’t the weekly dose of Raw enough punishment?