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WWE Wrestlemania 35 Results
- By Scott Miller
- Updated: April 8, 2019
Good evening, everyone! Welcome to East Rutherford, New Jersey, in the shadows of New York City and, welcome to “Wrestlemania 35”! Tonight, it’s best that you buckle up, because, it’s going to be a long one. All the Championships are on the line, including for the first time ever, a Women’s match will main event “Wrestlemania”, in a Triple-Threat, Winner Take All Match! With Alexa Bliss as the host for this year’s fun and excitement, let’s not waste any more time, and get the show on the road!
- Buddy Murphy vs. Tony Nese: WWE Cruiserweight Championship. Winner and NEW Cruiserweight Champion: Tony Nese!
- Women’s Battle Royal Winner: Carmella!
- Scott Dawson and Dash Wilder (The Revival) vs. Zack Ryder and Curt Hawkins: WWE Raw Tag Team Championships. Winners and NEW Raw Tag Team Champions: Zack Ryder and Curt Hawkins!
- Andre the Giant Battle Royal Winner: Braun Strowman!
- Brock Lesnar (w/ Paul Heyman) vs. Seth Rollins: WWE Universal Championship. Winner and NEW Universal Champion: Seth Rollins!
- AJ Styles vs. Randy Orton. Winner: AJ Styles!
- Jimmy and Jey Uso (The Usos) vs. Sheamus and Cesaro (The Bar) vs. Ricochet and Aleister Black vs. Rusev (w/ Lana) and Shinsuke Nakamura: Fatal Four-Way Match for the WWE Smackdown Tag Team Championships. Winners and STILL Smackdown Tag Team Champions: The Usos!
- Shane McMahon vs. The Miz: Falls Count Anywhere Match. Winner: Shane McMahon!
- Bayley and Sasha Banks (Boss ‘n’ Hug Connection) vs. Natalya and Beth Phoenix (Divas of Doom) vs. Nia Jax and Tamina vs. Peyton Royce and Billie Kaye (The IIconics): Fatal Four-Way for the WWE Women’s Tag Team Championships. Winners and NEW Women’s Tag Team Champions: The IIconics!
- Kofi Kingston (w/ Xavier Woods and Big E) vs. “The New” Daniel Bryan (w/ Rowan): WWE Championship. Winner and NEW WWE Champion: Kofi Kingston!
- Rey Mysterio vs. Samoa Joe: WWE United States Championship. Winner and STILL United States Champion: Samoa Joe!
- Drew McIntyre vs. Roman Reigns. Winner: Roman Reigns!
- Batista vs. Triple H: No Holds Barred Match (If Triple H loses, his in-ring career is over). Winner: Triple H!
- Baron Corbin vs. Kurt Angle: Angle’s Farewell Match. Winner: Baron Corbin!
- “The Almighty” Bobby Lashley (w/ Lio Rush) vs. “The Demon” Finn Balor: WWE Intercontinental Championship. Winner and NEW Intercontinental Champion: Finn Balor!
- “Rowdy” Ronda Rousey vs. Charlotte Flair vs. Becky Lynch: Triple-Threat, Winner Take All Match for the WWE Raw and Smackdown Women’s Championships. Winner and NEW Raw and Smackdown Women’s Champion: Becky Lynch!
Wow! Just wow! Tonight was really good. All the matches were pretty decent, other than maybe one, the Women’s Tag Team Championship match, in that the WWE is acting like they don’t know what to do with it, and that’s including the Men’s side as well. But, I digress. Seeing Hulk Hogan come out and help get the show started was a good surprise. Seeing Ric Flair help out Triple H was almost predictable but, also a good surpise.
Elias performing, was pretty cool, then “Old School” John Cena came out to do a rap, and while that could’ve been left off, it wasn’t too bad. Congratulations to the WWE Hall of Fame Class of 2019. It is well deserved. The main event was definately special, even if the ending was controversial. I think the finish of the match was supposed to be different. However, it’s not the first time a mistake was made, and definately not the last. Seeing Becky Lynch finally get her due for all the hard work was worth it. Speaking of hard work, how about Kofi Kingston? It was a clean finish and he definately deserved the Championship. I’m just surprised that it didn’t come sooner. Here’s hoping that “Kofimania” keeps running wild for a long time.
If there is one main complaint I have, and probably the 82,000 and all the people watching at home around the world have as well, is that “Wrestlemania” is just too long. And, I get it. It’s the main show. The one show to showcase your skill and remember for the rest of your life. But, having the show six and a half hours is just too long. I think maybe an hour, maybe two could be shaved off, or at least trim the matches down a bit, but, I don’t know.
Tonight also showed the last time for Kurt Angle being a performer, as well as Batista. Batista will move on and continue to do movies, while Kurt will move to the back and keep things in line. Also, probably won’t see Ronda Rousey for a while, as she is rumored to want to start a family. Whether you loved them or hated them, they will be missed. The next event will be “Money in the Bank” and, that will on May 19th, 2019. The next “Wrestlemania”, “Wrestlemania 36”, will be in Tampa Bay.
All in all, despite a few minor gripes, tonight was electric and can’t wait to see how the upcoming year will hold. Til I see you in May, take care, everyone!