WWE WrestleMania 41 Sunday Live Results – Welcome to WrestlingAttitude’s live coverage of WWE WrestleMania 41 on April 20, live from the Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Our coverage begins at 7pm ET with the actual card. You can watch the live Countdown Pre-Show (4pm) in the embedded video below. We will provide updates (if any) during the Pre-Show.
Countdown News and Notes
Byron Saxton interviews Bianca Belair
Byron Saxton interviewed Bianca Belair about her upcoming Triple Threat Match. When asked about the dynamic of being in a Triple Threat, Bianca said she’s used to having to work harder for what she’s earned. She noted her Elimination Chamber victory and the emotional toll of watching two of her closest friends face off. While she wishes the match were one-on-one, Bianca said she has to accept the circumstances and be confident in her ability to win.
When asked about her comments regarding Rhea Ripley, Bianca said she stands by them. She respects Rhea and still considers her a friend. Ideally, she would’ve preferred to face Rhea, but Rhea lost to IYO SKY. In Bianca’s view, the match should have been one-on-one, but now it’s a Triple Threat and she’s focused on the challenge ahead.
Saxton brought up IYO cashing in her Money in the Bank contract on Bianca after she had just won the title. Bianca said she doesn’t feel any resentment. Instead, she blames herself for the loss, admitting she should have seen the cash-in coming.
When asked about her favorite WrestleMania entrance gear, Bianca mentioned WrestleMania 38 as a standout, saying she experimented with something new and had help from her family in designing the look.
To wrap things up, Saxton asked how she plans to stay undefeated at WrestleMania. Bianca said she’ll rely on all of her “EST” qualities and plans to prove she’s not someone to be taken lightly.
Peter Rosenberg Interviews Paul “Triple H” Levesque
Peter Rosenberg interviewed Paul “Triple H” Levesque and began by asking about his experience during Elimination Chamber.
Paul responded that it’s challenging to be in multiple roles at once. He has to communicate that there’s more to come and that he’s in charge, all while trying to view the product through a fan’s lens and send the right signals to production. He said it’s important to stay committed to your vision even when others are pushing for changes.
Peter then asked where he draws the line in storytelling.
Paul explained that once something happens, it’s easier to explain it. Fans will understand without needing context, but non-fans likely won’t get it, no matter how much is said.
Peter brought up whether he misses the days when the business was more protected.
Paul said there’s also a strong appeal in revealing how things come together. Many don’t realize the effort involved, and he enjoys showing the behind-the-scenes process.
Next, Peter asked what it takes for a main event to become a classic.
Paul said it needs to create powerful emotional moments that fans never expected. Those moments should be remembered for years. He pointed out that the exchange between John Cena and Cody Rhodes is based on real emotion, and Cody is now applying what he once learned from Cena. While the goal is to make that match a classic, memorable moments could also come from other places on the card.
Finally, Peter asked how The Rock’s involvement changes things.
Paul said that having the world’s biggest star interested is a major positive. It brings in attention and adds unpredictability. He mentioned that even Linda McMahon was recently asked about a Cena heel turn, highlighting how much buzz The Rock’s presence generates. He called it a “wonderful problem to have.”
Backstage:
Cathy Kelley is with Liv Morgan and Raquel Rodriguez. Liv says they had nothing to do with Bayley and Cathy says she isn’t blaming them. She asks about their partner. Liv says they don’t care who Lyra picks.
Cathy Kelley Sat Down with Rhea Ripley
Cathy asked Rhea about the past year and how it’s shaped her.
Rhea said she’s doing things for herself now. No one supports her like she does. Her trust issues are worse than ever.
Cathy brought up her recent loss of Judgment Day and facing two former friends.
Rhea said people she thought were trustworthy proved otherwise. She believed she could trust Bianca and IYO but has learned that trust shouldn’t be given freely.
Cathy asked who she blames for the loss to IYO SKY.
Rhea said her emotions got in the way. She talked about wanting to face Bianca one-on-one, but after Bianca’s actions, Rhea admits her own choices weren’t perfect—but she still felt betrayed.
Cathy asked if never defeating IYO weighs on her heading into the match.
Rhea said it’s on her mind, but she uses that doubt as fuel. Anything can happen in the ring.
Cathy then asked about her personal growth.
Rhea said she’s thankful she chose to be herself. Being genuine is important. She respects how far Bianca and IYO have come, but to win, she has to go through them.
Finally, Cathy asked what winning the title by defeating two former friends would mean.
Rhea said it would mean everything to her, but everything comes at a price. If she becomes champion, she’ll be overjoyed.
Michael Cole Interviews Cody Rhodes
Cole began by asking Cody about last year’s WrestleMania.
Cody said the thrill of “finishing the story” quickly shifted into becoming the one everyone was chasing. He added that WWE is hotter than ever right now from a business perspective, and while it’s a team effort, he’s fortunate to be the one holding the title.
Cole brought up Cody turning down The Rock.
Cody explained that things moved so fast that he wasn’t present when it unfolded. He said whatever John Cena’s story is, he’ll get the chance to tell it at WrestleMania—but it won’t end in a win.
Cole asked Cody for his thoughts on Cena’s recent comments about toxic fans.
Cody said it’s not the fans’ job to lift up the talent. It’s their job to entertain the fans. He believes Cena has been feeling this way for a long time.
Cole then mentioned Cena’s quest to win his 17th world title.
Cody responded by saying he hopes that storyline doesn’t end with Cena walking away as champion.
Cole asked if Cody might eventually leave WWE for Hollywood.
Cody said the fame and rewards aren’t limited to Hollywood. He feels Cena has lost touch and isn’t aware of the current landscape. Cena’s job now is to be in Hollywood and, as Cody put it, “kiss James Gunn’s ass.”
Cody said he’s experienced both success and failure, and he owns all of it. He believes Cena owes the fans a real answer and possibly a real apology. If not, Cody may have to beat it out of him.
Cole questioned if Cody’s success was due to privilege and luck.
Cody admitted he’s been lucky to have people guide him, and that being born a Rhodes was a privilege. But he also said Cena is privileged—and now he’s facing the hardest-working man in the game.
Cody closed by saying he has to be the one who defeats Cena.
That’s basically all for the countdown show, it’s time for WWE WrestleMania 41 Sunday Live Results!
WWE WrestleMania 41 Sunday Live Results
Michael Cole welcomes us to the show as we see Superstars backstage. Rhea Ripley does push-ups and the crowd roars in the background. We shoot to a “last night” recap straight into the cold open for tonight.
We are live from the Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada, where Stephanie McMahon is in the ring and she spins around. She says the last time Wrestlemania was in Las Vegas it was Wrestlemania IX at Caesar’s Palace and she was 16. Today, we are back in Las Vegas and her middle daughter is 16. She says WWE has been a part of her life and she says you are part of family. She welcomes everyone home and welcomes everyone to Night Two of WrestleMania.
WWE Women’s World Championship – Triple Threat
IYO SKY (c) vs. Bianca Belair vs. Rhea Ripley
We then hear the familiar sounds of IYO SKY’s theme, and out comes the reigning, defending WWE Women’s World Champion.
She settles in the ring with her big puffy ring walk jacket, and poses with her title. The fans like “The Genius of the Sky” in “Sin City.” Her music dies down and then the entrance tune for the first of her two challengers plays.
Out comes “The EST of WWE” Bianca Belair with kids who have her long ponytail just like her dancing around on stage as fans boo the living crap out of her, so loud that even Michael Cole quickly acknowledges it on the broadcast. Her step-daughter comes out looking like the real her, only for the real Belair to come out, kiss her and continue her bouncy walk down the long stage.
She settles in the ring after the longest entrance in history perhaps, Roman Reigns in his prime-level long, wearing a giant robe made out of roses. Girls were double-dutch jump-roping with her long ponytail on the stage for her ring walk as well. A giant Minute Maid mascot like the old PRIME mascot is shown.
Rhea Ripley’s theme hits and out she comes with a wild spikey helmet on to a super mega rock star level crowd reaction. This is her show according to the Vegas crowd. As loud as CM Punk’s pop for night one. Maybe he was right about her deserving to go on last over him (even if they’re on different nights).
Alicia Taylor, with essentially the exact same hair style as Xavier Woods last night, is shown on-camera for the big elaborate pre-match ring introductions for the champion and challengers. During this, it is again clear that the crowd is insanely pro-Ripley this evening. They’re pretty damn fond of SKY, too. The bell sounds and we’re officially off-and-running.
Bianca and Rhea have words with each other and Iyo will not be left out. She slaps both women. Bianca blocks a rana and passes her to Rhea but Iyo with a rana. Iyo with a drop kick to Bianca and Rhea drop kicks Iyo to the floor. Rhea with a waist lock and take down. Bianca with a waist lock take down. Rhea with an elbow and Bianca with a drop kick. Bianca with punches on the turnbuckles to Rhea and she flips over when Iyo charges into the corner. Bianca with more punches to both women. Iyo pulls Bianca to the mat y the braid. Bianca misses a splash and she kicks Rhea. Iyo with a double blockbuster and she gets a near fall. Bianca sends Iyo into the turnbuckles and Rhea kicks Bianca to the floor and follows with a cannonball.
Iyo with an Asai Moonsault to Rhea. Bianca sends Rhea to the floor but Iyo with a sunset flip on Bianca for a near fall. Bianca sends Iyo to the mat. Bianca with a suplex and she floats over and hits a second one. Bianca rolls through ad hits a delayed marching suplex. Rhea pulls Bianca to the floor when she goes for a handspring moonsault. Bianca catches Iyo off the apron and she swings Iyo into the ringside barrier and Rhea helps Bianca a second time.
Rhea kicks Bianca and goes for a suplex but Bianca lands on her feet. Rhea with an elbow and Iyo leaps over Rhea. Rhea kicks Iyo and tosses Iyo into Bianca with a Razor’s Edge and Rhea gets a near fall. Iyo with a victory roll but Rhea trips Iyo when she goes for the double stomp. Rhea with a Prism Lock on Iyo. Bianca gets Rhea up for KOD but Rhea escapes and hits a wrist lock take down. All three women are down. Iyo with running knees to Rhea and Bianca. She hits Rhea again and then Iyo goes for the moonsault but Rhea gets up and grabs Iyo on the turnbuckles. Bianca comes under and hits a German superplex that has Rhea hit one on Iyo. Rhea and Bianca exchange forearms. Bianca goes for a leap frog but Rhea with a boot. Iyo with a missile drop kick to Rhea.
Bianca with a spear to Iyo. Bianca goes up top and hits a 450 splash for a near fall but Rhea breaks it up with a knee. Rhea with RipTide to Bianca for a near fall. Rhea sets for RipTide but Iyo counters with a DDT. Iyo runs into a round kick from Rhea. Rhea goes to the turnbuckles and picks up Iyo for a Super RipTide but Iyo with a hip toss to counter. Iyo with a moonsault but Rhea gets her feet up. Bianca with KOD and Rhea breaks up the cover.
Bianca yells at Rhea and pie faces her. Rhea with a forearm and Bianca fires back. They continue the exchange and Bianca goes to the apron. Rhea with a foearm and she sends Bianca into the turnbuckles. Rhea sets for a superplex on Bianca but Bianca stops her and punches Rhea. Rhea with a headbutt to send Bianca tot he floor. Iyo with a shotei to Rhea and she sets for a super Poisonrana but Rhea blocks it and Rhea sends Iyo into the ring post. Bianca with KOD but Rhea lands on her feet. Rhea with head butts and Bianca escapes RipTide. Bianca whips Rhea with her braid and Bianca with KOD but Iyo breaks up the cover with a moonsault.
Iyo gets the three count.
Winner: Iyo Sky
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Sin City Street Fight
Drew McIntyre vs. Damian Priest
“The Scottish Psychopath” emerges in a bad ass Viking kind of outfit. He heads over to some other Viking-looking statue thing holding a shield and poses next to it as unimpressive pyro goes off behind him. Sort of. He begins his long walk to the ring.
Slayer’s Guitarist solo performs live as Damian Priest makes his way out in a Dracula outfit and begins his long walk to the ring to take on McIntyre in this Sin City Street Fight. Meanwhile, McAfee and Barrett are bantering about penis for the second night in a row on commentary. Upon settling in the ring, Priest stares at Slayer performing like a super fan in the front row for what felt like an eternity, without moving at all.
Drew attacks Priest from behind and the referee starts the match. Priest clotheslines Drew over the top rope to the floor and hits a back elbow off the apron. Priest punches Drew and sends him into the ringside barrier. Priest sends Drew into the ringside barrier again. Priest with a forearm but Drew with a double thrust to the throat and a suplex on the ramp. Drew pick sup the top half of the steps but he also moves the bottom half into the ring. Priest hits Drew with the other steps. Priest sends Drew into the ringside barrier. Priest gets a table from under the ring and puts it on the apron. Drew with a forearm and he sends Priest into the ring steps and the announce table. Drew sends Priest into the ring post. Drew gets the ring steps and hits Priest with it.
Drew hits Priest a second time. Drew hits Priest in the back with the steps. Drew hits Priest one more time in the back with the ring steps. Drew gets a phone and he takes some selfies. Drew with a kick to the head and he sends Priest back into the ring. Drew gets a chair and he hits Priest in the side of the head with it. Drew gets tables from under the ring.and sets them up on the floor. Priest punches Drew on the apron but Drew holds on. Drew with a head butt and a clothesline to send Priest over the top rope to the floor. Drew with a flip dive onto Priest. Drew sends Priest back into the ring and he plays to the crowd. Drew sets for a Claymore but Priest has a chair and Priest throws it at Drew. Drew hits a Claymore for a near fall.
Drew grabs the chair and he hits Priest in the back with it. Drew hits Priest again. Drew puts the chair around Priest’s neck. Drew sets for a Claymore into the chair but Priest counters with a choke slam for a near fall. Priest hits Drew many times with the chair. Priest removes the turnbuckle pad and he wedges the chair in the corner. Drew with a spinebuster to Priest and he gets the table. Drew sets up the table and he puts Priest on the turnbuckles. Drew with a punch and he sets for a Super Air Raid Crash but Priest escapes and connects with a forearm. Priest hits a Razor’s Edge through the table for a near fall.
Priest grabs the steps and pulls them into the center of the ring. Priest is sent through the tables on the floor when he goes Old School. Drew with Future Shock for a near fall. Drew with a Claymore into a chair in the turnbuckles for the three count.
Winner: Drew McIntyre
We go to some promos and commercials. Stay tuned for more on WWE WrestleMania 41 Sunday LIVE results.
WWE Intercontinental Championship – Fatal Four-Way
Bron Breakker (c) vs. Penta vs. Dominik Mysterio vs. Finn Balor
In our third bout, for the second time tonight already, a title will be on-the-line, as the WWE Intercontinental Championship is at stake next. When the package wraps up, we return inside Allegiant Stadium, where Penta’s theme hits. The crowd loves him. He makes his way to the ring first for the four-way title tilt.
When the entrance wraps up, the theme for Dominik Mysterio hits and out he comes. He struggles to take off a Rey Mysterio mask he is wearing. The crowd roars for that. The commentators have a field day mocking it as well. They do a Dude Wipes live ad-read as “Dirty” Dom-Dom settles in the ring. Didn’t they just stop the Dirty name? I guess it depends on if it fits for a dumb joke.
Finn Balor comes out to a modified version of his old Demon theme. He is wearing a yellow hood of some kind. Cole taunts Barrett and asks for the story behind the mask/hood Balor wore. He’s also got bright ass yellow gloves on.
The reigning and defending WWE Intercontinental Champion makes his way out. He’s literally just wearing a blue and white singlet, with his I-C title strapped around his waist. He settles in the ring fresh off of his Steiner Math 2025 promo at the kickoff event earlier this week.
Dom avoids Bron and Bron punches Penta. Finn and Dom attack Bron and they send Bron to the floor. Finn and Dom pose. Penta kicks Finn and Penta with a cross body to Dom. Penta with a head scissors to send Finn to the floor. Dom is sent to the floor. Penta with a flip dive. Bron with a flying shoulder tackle to Penta and Penta responds with a super kick. Penta with a springboard move but Bron hits him with a spear. Bron presses Finn and turns it into a power slam and then he spears Dom for a near fall. Finn begs for mercy. Bron runs Finn into the corner and connects with shoulders. Bron with an elbow to Penta and shoulders.
Finn with a sling blade to Bron. Penta with a kick and leg sweep. He sends Finn into Dom’s midsection with a drop toe hold. Penta with a hesitation kick to both and then he gets a near fall on Finn. Penta kicks Finn and then hits Sacrifice on Finn. Penta sets for a half nelson German but Bron comes behind and hits a double German suplex on Finn and Penta. Bron sets for a spear on Penta but Penta moves and Bron hits the ring post. Dom pulls Penta down by the mask and hits a slingshot senton. Dom with a drop kick to send Bron to the floor. Dom with a suplex and he holds on for a second one on Penta. Finn stops Penta and they hit a double suplex.
Dom and Finn with a double kick to Bron and they set for a double suplex but Bron blocks it and hits a double suplex on Finn and Dom. Bron with an overhead belly-to-belly suplex to Finn and he takes care of Dom. Bron with a clothesline to Finn and he puts him on the turnbuckles. Bron with a clothesline to Dom and then he hits a Frankensteiner on Finn for a near fall. Bron runs into a kick from Finn and Penta kicks Bron. Dom drop kicks Penta. Dom drop kicks Finn into the ropes and Finn blocks the 619. Finn kicks Dom. Penta pulls Finn off and hits a Penta Driver for a near fall. Bron and Penta are face to face. Penta with a forearm and Bron with a punch. They go back and forth. Bron with a knee and Penta with a super kick. Carlito pulls down the ropes and Bron goes to the floor. Dom with a rollup on Penta for a near fall.
Penta with a Deestroyer on Dom but Carlito pulls Penta to the floor and sends him into the announce table. Carlito cleans off the announce table and he picks up Penta. Bron gets on the other announce table and Bron with a spear to Carlito. Penta gets back in the ring and so does Bron. Bron signals it is time and he hits a spear on Penta. Dom drop kicks Bron into the ropes and he hits a 619. Dom goes up top and Finn crotches Dom. Finn sets for sling blade on Bron and a running drop kick into the turnbuckles. Finn goes up top for Coup de Grace and hits it. Finn with the cover but Dom breaks up the cover with a frog splash and Dom gets the three count.
Winner: Dominik Mysterio (new champion)
After the match, Dom reeturns to the ring to celebrate. Balor seems happy for him.
We go to some promos and commercials. Stay tuned for more on WWE WrestleMania 41 Sunday LIVE results.
Randy Orton vs. ?
Back inside Allegiant Stadium, “Voices” plays and the tens of thousands of fans loudly sing along with it as “The Viper” heads to the ring.
Randy Orton says tonight is his 20th Wrestlemania and he said he would be here and ready to go. Who is going to come to the ring and get their Wrestlemania moment, courtesy of the three most dangerous letters in Sports Entertainment, R… K… O!
Here comes… JOE HENDRY!
Randy Orton vs. Joe Hendry
Randy goes for an RKO but Hendry counters with a rollup for a near fall. Orton with a kick and Hendry with a shoulder tackle. Joe sets for a suplex but Orton escapes and kicks Joe. Joe with a neck breaker. Joe sets for the choke slam but Orton with thumbs to the eye and a clothesline. Randy with another clothesline and he ducks a clothesline from Joe and Randy with a power slam. Randy sends Joe to the apron and Randy sets for the IEDDT and hits it. Randy looks around and twists to the mat for the punches in prelude to the RKO. Joe escapes and Joe with a fallaway slam. Joe poses and smiles and Orton with an RKO for the three count.
Winner: Randy Orton
After the match, Randy helps Joe up and he praises Joe and holds up his hand. Randy shows him to the other sides of the stadium and then Orton with another RKO.
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Singles Matches
AJ Styles vs. Logan Paul
Back live inside Allegiant Stadium, we see Logan Paul in the entrance area holding a selfie-stick. That’s the camera shot we see as his theme hits and he begins making his walk, panning the camera to show some of the crowd and making various comments. He connects the camera to a drone, which soars above him. He begins his walk as the camera shot turns into different boxed camera shots, ala Brady Bunch opening.
Near the ringside area, he reaches up and catches the drone and pulls the camera shot, which we are looking from, back down to his selfie-stick view as he enters the ring. Pretty crazy entrance actually. His music dies down and after a little delay, AJ Styles’ church sounding cords hits and the crowd erupts. “The Phenomenal One” heads out.
The bell sounds and we’re officially off-and-running with our next match of the evening.
The two lock up and Styles backs Paul into a corner. Paul spins him around and gives a break before talking a little trash and shoving him. Styles takes exception to that. They circle the ring, and Styles applies a side headlock. Paul punches out and locks on a side headlock. Styles whips him off, does a leapfrog, and drops down.
Paul holds onto the ropes and laughs at Styles. Paul drops Styles on the apron, but Styles shoulders him and slides through the legs. Styles goes into the ropes and hits a shoulder tackle before shouting, “Stay down, bitch!” Styles hits the ropes. Paul drops down and leapfrogs him, but Styles puts the brakes on and dropkicks him. Styles covers, but Paul kicks out at one, powering him out of the ring in the process.
Styles pulls Paul toward the apron, but Paul kicks him away. Paul goes for a plancha, but Styles pulls the apron back and covers his head with it before punching away at him. Styles poses before getting on the apron and connects with a sliding knee to the skull. Styles grabs Paul, but the Maverick powers him into the barricade. Styles quickly reverses a whip into the barricade. An “AJ Styles” chant picks up. Styles gets him in the ring and goes for a shoulder thrust, but Paul avoids it.
Paul sends him into the ring post before grabbing the arm and driving him into the opposite ring post. Styles falls to the floor. Paul sizes Styles up and connects with a plancha. Paul celebrates at ringside. Styles crawls toward the commentary table to pull himself up. Paul slams his face off the table and then the apron. Paul rolls into the ring to break up the count. Paul grabs the WWE Drone that he placed on the Prime Energy Hydration Station and lets it fly. The WWE Drone captures Paul placing the apron over Styles’s face and attacking.
Paul snaps him off the top rope and heads to the top rope for the Paul from Grace (Lo Down Frog Splash) for a near fall. Paul sends Styles to the corner and whips him sternum-first into the opposite corner. Paul hits an Over Bomb (alley-oop), but Styles barely manages to grab the bottom rope. Paul does the Hulk Hogan cupping the ear gesture and hits Styles with a big boot. Paul hits a split-legged leg drop for a one-count. Paul starts hitting some jabs before Styles powers him to the corner and punches away at him. Paul boots him back and hits a moonsault block for a two-count. It looks like Styles was supposed to catch him, but they thought on their feet and redirected to save it.
Paul starts punching away at Styles and delivering uppercuts to ground him. Paul continues to do Hogan taunts to loud boos. Paul gets on the second turnbuckle and taunts the crowd. Paul tries to whip him hard into the corner, but Styles puts the brakes on. Paul kips up, thinking Styles hit the corner hard. Styles floors him with a pair of stiff clotheslines. Styles lights him up with a strike combination before connecting with an ushigoroshi.
Styles hits the ropes and connects with a sliding forearm to the forehead. Styles hits a leaping corner clothesline before hitting a brainbuster for a two-count. In the end, Paul’s mysterious friend Jeff tries passing the brass knuckles to him, only for Karrion Kross to appear at ringside to stop him. Kross tries to get Styles to use the knucks. Styles instead knocks out Kross. The distraction, however, allows Paul to hit his brutal Paul-verizer finisher on Styles for the pinfall victory.
Winner: Logan Paul
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WWE Women’s Tag Team Championship
Liv Morgan & Raquel Rodriguez (c) vs. Lyra Valkyria & Becky Lynch
Back live inside Allegiant Stadium, the familiar sounds of Liv Morgan’s theme hits and out she comes with her tag-team partner, Raquel Rodriguez. The two make the long walk down the stage in matching red leather outfits with their gold in-hand. They settle inside the squared circle for their title defense on “The Grandest Stage of Them All.”
Their music dies down, the theme for WWE Women’s Intercontinental Champion Lyra Valkyria hits. McAfee and Cole do the “Woo’s!” with her theme, and then McAfee gets on Barrett’s case for not having fun with them. Valkyria has giant feathered wings on his arms. She makes her way down the long stage as we await to find out who her partner is.
And her partner is, surprise surprise, Becky Lynch…
Becky and Liv start things off and Liv tags Raquel in to start. Becky with a forearm and she goes after Liv. Raquel goes for a slam and Becky escapes and she applies a sleeper and body scissors. Lyra tags in and Raquel with snap mare. Lyra and Becky with kcks. Lyra with a cartwheel to avoid a hip toss and she hits an enzuigiri followed by an arm drag. Lyra with a drop kick through the ropes. Lyra sends Raquel back into the ring. Lyra kicks Liv off the apron and Liv pushes Lyra off the turnbuckles into a boot from Raquel for a near fall. Raquel with an elbow and Liv tags in. Liv kicks Lyra and Raquel tags in and connects with an elbow.
Liv tags in and Raquel runs Lyra into the corner and Liv with kicks. Liv with the Three Amigas followed by a drop kick. The referee has to send Becky into the corner. Raquel tags in and she hits a slingshot jackhammer for a near fall. Liv tags in and Liv with a kick. Liv with a suplex and Raquel tags in and gives a snap mare. Lyra with kicks and Raquel stops her. Raquel misses an elbow drop. Liv brings Lyra back to her corner but Lyra with an enzuigiri. Liv knocks Becky off the apron to prevent a tag. Becky chases Liv and Raquel with a boot to Becky and she sends Becky to the floor. Raquel with Tour of the Islands for a near fall.
Liv tags in and Lyra with a kick to Liv and Lyra kicks Raquel away. Lyra with an elbow to Liv and Raquel goes to the ring post shoulder first. Becky tags in and she connects with clotheslines and a flying shoulder tackle. Becky wtih an enzuigiri to Raquel and a forearm in the corner. Becky with a forearm to Becky. Becky goes up top and hits a Molly Go Round to Raquel and hits an exploder on Liv. Bcky with a baseball slide to Liv. Becky with a forearm off the apron to Liv. They return to the ring and Becky with a kick and a butterfly take down into a cross arm breaker. Liv counters with a rollup for a near fall. Becky with DisArmHer but Raquel breaks it up. Raquel with a kick to Becky but she goes over the top rope to the floor when Becky moves.
Liv with obLIVion for a near fall. Liv with a kick and Liv misses obLIVion. Lyra with a DDT to Raquel on the floor. Liv kicks Lyra through the ropes. Becky with a uranage for the three count.
Winners: Becky Lynch and Lyra Valkyria (new champions)
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In the Arena:
The glass breaks and out comes “Stone Cold” Steve Austin on his four-wheeler, raging down the ramp to an enormous pop. He turns the corner on the ring and crashes it. A woman falls. WWE President Nick Khan and others are seen rushing over to check on her.
“The Texas Rattlesnake” settles into the ring and announces the WrestleMania 41 Sunday attendance of 63,226. He doesn’t believe it, though. He demands a recount. He begins counting, one-by-one, until he hits 19. “What?” from the fans in between each number. He then throws a beer bash, Stone Cold style to wrap up.
Time for more promos. Stay tuned for more on WWE WrestleMania 41 Sunday LIVE results.
Undisputed WWE Championship
Cody Rhodes (c) vs. John Cena
Back live inside Allegiant Stadium, the familiar iconic sounds of John Cena’s “Time Is Now” theme hits. Out he comes with no frills, no bells, no whistles. Simply holding his towel like usual, in his usual ring gear. He makes his way down the long ramp with a scowl on his face that would scare children.
Cena settles inside the squared circle to his usual over-the-top crowd reaction. His music eventually dies down. Some different music plays and we see red, white and blue on the stage. Some dudes on motorcycles go zipping by. Out comes Cody Rhodes wearing an enormous American Nightmare battle helmet. He makes his way down and pounds the stage before making the long walk to the ring.
After several minutes, they finally lock up and Cody with a side head lock. Cody with a shoulder tackle and John goes to the floor. Cena returns to the ring. They lock up and Cody with a side head lock and hammer lock but Cena gets to the ropes to force a break. John goes to the apron. Cody with a waist lock and Cena with a side head lock and take down. Cody with a head scissors. Cena escapes but Cody with a drop kick that sends Cena to the floor. Cody with a suicide dive and he sends Cena back into the ring. Cena with a punch and a side head lock. Cody backs Cena into the corner and Cena punches Cody on the break. Cena with kicks to Cody.
Cena sends Cody into the turnbuckles. Cena with a boot to the head. Cena with a punch and kicks. Cody with punches and forearms. Cena with a kick to the leg and he follows with a knee to the head. Cena with a hard Irish whip. Cena with a catapult into the bottom rope. Cena sends Cody back into the ring. Cena with a boot to the head. Cena with a clothesline and a second one for a near fall. Cena with a reverse chin lock. Cody with punches and Cena with a side slam for a near fall. Cena goes to the turnbuckles and hits a double sledge. Cena with another double sledge from the turnbuckles. Cena goes to the turnbuckles a third time but Cody with a kick to the midsection. Cody with punches. Cena with thumbs to the eye and he hits double sledges to the chest for a near fall.
Cody with an Irish whip and Cena with a boot and tornado DDT for a near fall. Cena with a flying shoulder tackle. Cena with a second shoulder tackle. Cena goes for the Blue Thunder Bomb and hits it. Cena sets for the Five Knuckle Shuffle but Cody with a thumb to the eyes. Cody with a power slam and Beautiful Disaster. Cody with a Cody Cutter for a near fall. Cody with jabs and he tries for the bionic elbow but Cena with a drop toe hold. Cena with an Attitude Adjustment for a near fall. Cena with a Five Knuckle Shuffle. Cody counters an Attitude Adjustment with a sunset flip. Cena crotches Cody on the turnbuckles. Cena sets for a Super Attitude Adjustment and he hits it for a near fall. Cody counters a Rocker Dropper with a power bomb for a near fall.
Cody with a Cody Cutter off the turnbuckles for a near fall. Cody sets for CrossRhodes but Cena counter into an Attitude Adjustment and he applies the STF. Cody crawls to the ropes but Cena pulls him into the center of the ring. Cena returns to the STF. Cena pulls Cody into the center of the ring and Cody kicks Cena away but Cena collides with the referee. Cody with CrossRhodes and there is no referee to make the count. Cody sees the napping referee. Cena pulls off the turnbuckle pad in the corner and Cena grabs Cody. Cena and Cody exchange punches. Cena sends Cody into the exposed turnbuckle twice and Cena hits an Attitude Adjustment. Cena gets a near fall.
Travis Scott’s music plays and he makes his way to the ring and Cena smiles for a long time because he is not really moving at a snail’s pace. Cena pulls Scott onto the apron and he raises his hand. Cena says something to Travis. Cena holds Cody and Cody escapes. Cody with CrossRhodes for a near fall when Scott pulls out the referee.
Cody says something to Travis and Scott gets in the ring. Scott says something to Cody and then Cody tells him to do it again. Cody with CrossRhodes to Scott. Cody rolls him out of the ring, if Scott can roll over.
Cena has the title belt and he waits to hit Cody with it but Cody stops him. They fight over the belt and Cody takes it. Cody thinks about hitting Cena and Cena kicks Cody in the ding ding. Cena gets the title belt and he hits Cody with it. Cena gets the referee to return to the ring and Cena gets the three count.
Winner: John Cena (new champion)
John Cena takes his time to celebrate with Travis Scott as we go to credits.
–– Here is what’s in store for WrestleMania 41 Sunday ––
Latest Spoiler News & Notes for WrestleMania 41 Sunday
Undisputed WWE Championship
Cody Rhodes (c) vs. John Cena
WWE Women’s World Championship – Triple Threat
IYO SKY (c) vs. Bianca Belair vs. Rhea Ripley
WWE Intercontinental Championship – Fatal Four-Way
Bron Breakker (c) vs. Penta vs. Dominik Mysterio vs. Finn Balor
WWE Women’s Tag Team Championship
Liv Morgan & Raquel Rodriguez (c) vs. Lyra Valkyria & a mystery partner
Sin City Street Fight
Drew McIntyre vs. Damian Priest
Singles Matches
AJ Styles vs. Logan Paul
Randy Orton vs. TBD
WWE WrestleMania 41 Sunday Preview
WrestleMania 41 Sunday returns to Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas with six major bouts lined up, headlined by a high-stakes Undisputed WWE Championship match.
After winning the Elimination Chamber, John Cena challenges Cody Rhodes, aiming for his 17th world title to surpass Ric Flair’s recognized WWE record. Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, last seen aligning with Cena, is rumored to make his presence felt.
In women’s action, IYO SKY defends her title against former champions Rhea Ripley and Bianca Belair. Belair remains undefeated at WrestleMania and looks to continue that streak with a fourth straight title win.
Bron Breakker defends the Intercontinental Championship in a Fatal Four-Way against Penta, Finn Balor, and Dominik Mysterio. Over in the tag ranks, Liv Morgan and Raquel Rodriguez put their WWE Women’s Tag Team Titles on the line against Bayley and Lyra Valkyria, who earned the spot by winning a SmackDown gauntlet.
Two personal rivalries also come to a head—AJ Styles meets Logan Paul in singles competition, while Drew McIntyre faces Damian Priest in a Sin City Street Fight, a rematch with roots dating back to WrestleMania 40.
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WWE WrestleMania 41 Sunday Live Results
