Top 10 Best Wrestlemania 37 Matches
Wrestlemania 37 will be best remembered for the return of a live audience. I respect the fact they were able to continue the show in a rain delay situation. With that said, let's take a look at how things played out in this year's show.
What makes this match significant? Technically speaking, this match headlined Night 1 with two African Americans featured. Sasha Banks and Bianca Belair both got great pops from the crowd. It was anybody's guess who would come out on top.
Both competitors gave it their absolute best. It felt somewhat predictable, but then again Sasha Banks has yet to win on the grandest stage despite putting in great showings in defeat. It's hard to believe that The Boss is 0-6. If you keep score, this is the polar opposite of what The Undertaker's streak meant. This might become their new trademark if it catches on.
The thing with this match is they really focused on Jey Uso, who ended up being the biggest difference towards the end. Every man in this match punished each other. At one point, both Bryan and Edge locked in the Bell lock.
A ton of chair shots were taken here too, and what a humiliating end to get beaten by a move you made famous with Christian. Good match overall, but I am reminded why Roman Reigns is one of the worst draws ever.
An amazing match. All three men delivered and gave it their all. I honestly had no idea who would win. This is the best match of the show for my personal taste as the buildup for this match was by far the best out of all other matches.
Can we finally push Cesaro back to the world title picture? Seriously, he made it all count against one of the best today. How fitting that both members of The Bar won their matches, showing their top-tier performance.
Everyone expected these two to have one of the best in-ring matches of the night, and they certainly delivered. This was a very entertaining match. Cesaro even broke his swing record, swinging Rollins 23 times.
Who knew this mid-card title match would be lit? Riddle pulled off a great arsenal of moves on the Celtic Warrior, who looked like his old self. Sheamus won with one of the most brutal brogue kicks ever.
This match was action-packed. There were a few botches, like Sheamus' brogue kick hitting Riddle square in the mouth, but all in all, a brutal fight.
WrestleMania started on a high note by putting one of their major titles on immediately. Two big men just punished one another back and forth. Eventually, MVP's distraction did the trick for Lashley to retain the title against a game challenger.
Lashley vs McIntyre kicked off Night 1 of WrestleMania 37 with a great match. Can't wait to see what's next for The Almighty.
I gotta be honest, this was one of the better showings from a celebrity getting in the ring. Bad Bunny pulled out some stunning moves that even The Miz could not believe. He ended up carrying the match and easily took home the best tag match of the night in his victory.
Celebrity matches have a reputation for being bad, but Bad Bunny killed it in this match. News outlets said he trained for months for his match, and it showed. He even performed a Canadian Destroyer on John Morrison!
These two have had way better matches together. It was fine for what it was, don't get me wrong. Kevin Owens managed to prevail and gave the audience the satisfaction of a stunner to Logan Paul. I'll take that to end this note on a match with very little build.
Very good match. Owens and Zayn have great chemistry. The whole Logan Paul stuff was whatever for me, but he took that stunner from Owens like a champ and sold it better than wrestlers do nowadays, so respect.
The best match of the second night that didn't use any weapons. They faced each other many times before, and this was one of their best battles among their matches.
Not Rhea's finest showing, but it was good to see her carrying the torch for the young talent in what looks to be the established new era moving forward. Asuka did what was necessary. This can be said to be a much better women's title match in comparison.
There was no buildup whatsoever for this match, but these two women kicked ass in the ring. A great debut for Rhea Ripley.
This was the second-ever steel cage match in the show's history, and it was great. Braun Strowman destroyed Shane McMahon as expected, and it had a cool moment like Strowman ripping off a piece of the cage with his bare hands.
An okay cage match with two notable spots, one being Braun ripping apart the upper part of the cage. This was followed up with a sick Shane bump to win the match. Not even Elias or Jaxson Ryker could stop this monster among men.
A very sloppy showing from Nia Jax, not gonna lie. Although the finish to the match was perfect, the heel team was able to retain thanks to Shayna swooping in via submission. This match barely makes it onto the list of better matches mainly because there were no botched entrances or weird finishes.
That was a good match. I wasn't sure what this stipulation was all about, but it worked. I also did not expect Apollo to have backup at the end.