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WWE WRESTLEMANIA 42 NIGHT 2 RESULTS
APRIL 19, 2026
LAS VEGAS, NEV. AT ALLEGIENT STADIUM
STREAMING LIVE ON ESPN APP (U.S.) AND NETFLIX (INTERNATIONALLY)
Commentators: Michael Cole, Wade Barrett
Ring Announcer: Alicia Taylor
Attendance: WrestleTix reported as showtime that 50,386 tickets were distributed. Available seats totalled 68,703. Last year’s Night 1 in the same stadium drew 60,151 without mass marketing of discounts.
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[HOUR ONE – SIMULCAST ON ESPN]
-Michael Cole introduced the show as they showed an aerial view of Las Vegas and the stadium including huge poster images of the men’s world title main events each night. They showed Trick William Lil Yachty, Rhea Ripley, Jade Cargill, and C.M. Punk in the arena backstage areas.
-An introductory video aired with clips from last night’s WrestleMania and a teaser for tonight.
-John Cena, the host of WrestleMania weekend, came out. He entered the ring and said last night they made history with an incredible night one of WrestleMania. Tepid response with scattered boos. He said they would make history tonight. Some cheers, but pretty tepid still overall. He said WrestleMania was live on ESPN for the first time in history. An eruption of brief boos. He said that means they have to start with something big.
(Keller’s Analysis: As much as John Cena looks up to Vince McMahon, getting to wear a suit and hairstyle like McMahon and introduced WrestleMania like Vince did for so many years might be a top five moment in his life.)
(1) OBA FEMI vs. BROCK LESNAR (w/Paul Heyman)
Femi made his entrance first. Then Lesnar with Heyman. During ring introductions
The bell rang 12 minutes into the hour. They opened with a collar and elbow hook up and it was stalemate. Lesnar then lifted and powered Femi into the corner. He drove his shoulder into him several times. Femi no-sold it and shoved Lesnar down and roared. Lesnar threw two clotheslines and Femi didn’t go down. Then Femi clotheslined Lesnar, and he went down. Lesnar retreated to ringside. Fans chanted “Oba!” Lesnar looked around in a panic like he’d never faced this situation. Barrett said Lesnar might be physically outmatched, and that doesn’t compute with him. Femi grabbed Lesnar through the ropes. Lesnar snapped his neck over the ropes and then drove Femi back-first into the ringpost. Femi sold that. He tossed him into another ringpost and then the ringside steps. He threw him into the ring and pursued him.
Lesnar gave Femi a released German suplex. Fans booed. He delivered another released German suplex. Femi came back with an elbow strike and then two running uppercuts in the corner. On a third try, Lesnar lifted Femi and gave him an F5. Lesnar celebrated. Femi stood, though, and gave Lesnar a chokeslam. Lesnar stood and Femi gave Lesnar a Fall From Grace sitout powerbomb for a three count.
Barrett said Femi is everything he said he is. “He is the one we’ve waited for,” he said. Oba celebrated to his music in the aisle. Cole said, “I’m still in shock… Oba Femi slayed The Beast. Oba Femi, ladies and gentleman, is the next big thing!” Lesnar sat up in the ring after Femi’s music stopped. He looked up to the sky and then took off his gloves and boots and seemed to get emotional. He actually started sobbing. He stood and saluted the crowd. Fans chanted, “Thank you, Brock!” Heyman entered the ring and they hugged. Lesnar cried some more. Heyman said some words to Lesnar. Heyman was crying, also. Heyman raised Lesnar’s arm and pointed at him as fans stood and cheered. Lesnar blew the crowd kisses and stood on the second rope and saluted the fans. Another “Thank you, Brock!” broke out. Lesnar kneeled and pounded the mat and then slapped hands with fans on his way to the back. An even louder “Thank you, Lesnar!” chant broke out.
WINNER: Femi in 5:00.
(Keller’s Analysis: That was probably the over/under length most would have bet on, since a one minute match and a ten minute match each felt possible. This was probably enough to really put Femi over, although I’d have been happy with more action just form an entertainment duration standpoint, especially with so many short matches last night on night one. This did show Femi could take Lesnar’s best shots and that Lesnar couldn’t survive Femi’s best shots. As for Lesnar’s indication he’s retired, this means Bron Breakker never gets a big win over him as part of the Heyman dynamic nor will Gunther get to “retire him” nor will he have a match in his hometown in Minneapolis at Summerslam this summer. It seemed he had more lined up to do.) [c]
(2) PENTA vs. RUSEV vs. JE’VON EVANS vs. REY MYSTERIO vs. J.D. MCDONAGH vs. DRAGON LEE – Ladder match for the Intercontinental Title
When Penta made his ring entrance last, Cole noted it was Penta’s idea to put his title on the line in a ladder match against five opponents. Barrett recited “WWE math” and said Penta has “at best” a one-in-six chance to win. The bell rang 35 minutes into the hour. Cole noted Rusev was in the 2018 Money in the Bank ladder match and could be the wildcard in this match. Penta, Lee, and Rey cleared the ring and triangled off. Rusev yanked Rey out of the ring by his boot and threw him into the ringside steps. When Lee and Penta were going to dive through the ropes, Rusev lifted a ladder to block them. McDonagh and Penta fought at ringside. Evans leaped over the top rope onto McDonagh.
Lee and Rey went at it mid-ring. Later, Rusev was the first to climb a ladder mid-ring. Penta met him up there and then bulldogged him to ringside. McDonagh and Evans met on the top rope. Rusev tipped the ladder and Evans fell onto Penta at ringside. McDonagh then set up the ladder. Evans springboarded off the top rope and clotheslined McDonagh off the ladder. Lee threw Evans out of the ring.
Rey entered and went after Lee. He then set up the ladder and was about to climb it when Evans leapfrogged over Rey and climbed the ladder. Penta kicked Evans and Rey. Rey got hung upside down from the ladder. Penta suplexed Evans into a ladder leaning in the corner. Lee dropkicked off the top rope into Rey, who was still dangling. Lee set up the ladder and climbed. Rusev yanked him down and chokeslammed him to the mat.
Rusev chokeslammed Evans onto a bridged ladder in the ring, then climbed a ladder. Rey and Penta cleared the ring of Rusev. They battled. Penta launched Rey onto Rusev onto a bridged ladder at ringside. The ladder bent in half. Fans loudly chanted, “Holy shit!” Barrett said Rusev was done and out of this match for sure.
Back in the ring, Penta lifted Rey onto his shoulders. Rey slipped free and head scissored Penta into position for a 619 and then hit the move. Rey climbed the ladder. Lee ran in and met Rey on top. They reached for the belt, but it was not quite directly above them. Rey kicked Lee to the mat. Rey leaped at Lee, but Lee caught him and delivered a Styles Clash to Rey. Rey rolled to the mat. Cole said A.J. Styles gifted Lee the Styles Clash for the rest of his career. (It’s more of giving him “his blessing to use it” than “a gift.”) McDonagh gave Lee a Spanish fly off the ladder. They replayed that move from a couple angles in slo-mo. Fans chanted, “This is awesome!”
McDonagh climbed the ladder. Penta met him near the top. They exchanged strikes. McDonagh tried to superplex Penta onto a bridged ladder Penta resisted and then gave McDonagh a Mexican Destroyer. “McDonagh is dead,” said Cole. He might be. His body was just a sack of potatoes.
Evans then entered the ring with everyone else down and looked around. He then climbed the ladder. Rusev entered and moved the ladder out from under Evans who was hanging by the belt. Evans dropped down. Rusev threw Evans to the floor and then climbed the ladder after re-centering it under the ladder. Evans leaped off the top rope and gave Rusev an OG Cutter off the ladder. Rusev immediately rolled to ringside. Evans was about to climb when Penta entered and gave Evans a Mexican Destroyer. Penta then climbed the ladder and pulled the belt down to win.
Barrett said the entire match was a highlight reel.
WINNER: Penta in 15:00 to retain the IC Title.
(Keller’s Analysis: A crowd-pleasing, thrilling ladder match with a great mix of athletes. Rusev added a good size/style change from the others that added to the match. Everyone got moments to shine.)
-After Lesnar-Oba highlights aired, Cole said he wasn’t sure what to make of it as it happened, but it appeared Lesnar was indicating his retirement. (Duh!) He commented on calling the entirety of his career and touted what he meant to WWE. Barrett said he wouldn’t assume anything until it was confirmed, but also talked about the gravity of what appeared to be the case. [c]
[HOUR TWO-FOUR – ESPN UNLIMITED]
-Highlights aired of the Cody Rhodes-Randy Orton match last night. [c]
-They showed Rick Rubin (music producer and money-man behind Smoky Mountain Wrestling), GOP, Jahmyr Gibbs from the Detroit Lions, Daniel Cormier, and Joe Jonas.
-Cole noted that the Finn Balor vs. Dominik Mysterio match was turned into a Street Fight by G.M. Adam Pearce. They previewed the rest of the line-up.
(3) SAMI ZAYN vs. TRICK WILLIAMS (w/Lil Yachty) – U.S. Title match
Sami came out first. Then Lil Yachty introduced Trick and said everyone was there to see him. Trick came out with a ring jacket that had a very long cape/tail, around 50 yards. Cole said Barrett wore that at his wedding. The bell rang 12 minutes into the hour. When Sami went on offense at the start, some boos rang out. Trick landed a Book End for a two count, which Cole noted was an homage to Booker T. Sami then landed a Blue Thunder Bomb.
When Sami hit Yachty from behind at ringside, fans booed. He then threw Yachty into the ringside barricade. Cole said Sami was being more aggressive than usual. The ref scolded Sami. Sami then shoved Trick into the ringpost a couple of times on the ring apron. He followed with a brainbuster suplex onto the ring apron. The ref checked on Trick as Sami smiled at his work. “This is a much different Sami Zayn than I’ve grown accustomed to,” Cole said. Barrett said Sami has a lot left in the tank and didn’t like how people were treating him. Sami landed a running boot at Trick at ringside.
Sami signaled for a Helluva Kick. Yachty snapped Sami’s neck over the top rope. Trick recovered to 100 percent out of nowhere and delivered a running tornado kick to Sami for a believable near fall. Sami side-stepped a Trick Shot and rolled up Trick for a two count. Sami gave Trick an exploder suplex in the corner. He then went for a Helluva Kick, but Trick landed a Trick Shot for the win.
Trick celebrated with his parents. They showed a dejected Sami. Cole said Sami has to figure out what’s going on in his life fast.
WINNER: Trick in 6:00 to capture the U.S. Title.
(Keller’s Analysis: The match was good, but again felt like a throwback to early WWF WrestleManias where match length was routinely under 10 minutes. As with last night, another very short match for two wrestlers at this level. Gotta fit in the commercials and sponsorship spots. Trick) [c]
-They showed George Kittle and Tyrese Halliburton at ringside. Cole “begged” Tyrese to have a sip of beer. (Cole is obsessed with alcohol.) They showed Tony Hinchcliffe and Rob Gronkowski at ringside, also.
(4) “THE DEMON” FINN BALOR vs. DOMINIK MYSTERIO – Street Fight
Dom came out carried on a throne by masked luchadors. Cole said Dom called himself King of the Luchadors, thus the throne. Cole said the entrance was not a tribute to El Santo. Cole and Barrett argued over whether Dom was a jackass. Cole wanted to know what liquid was all over him from Dom throwing his mask at him. Barrett said it was “championship juice.” Cole said, “Just what I need, Dominik’s juice.” Barrett said a lot of people would want Dom’s juice as he’s “a real Lothario.”
The Demon’s ring entrance came next and looked impressive on the WrestleMania entrance stage. Dom looked intimidated and bailed out to ringside before slowly re-entering the ring. The bell rang 38 minutes into the hour. When Demon dominated early, Cole said Dom brought this on himself. Demon pulled a table out from under the ring. Dom recovered and leaped onto Demon, then whacked him with a kendo stick.
Cole said he thinks Dom is a star, but what gets to him is his attitude and how disrespectful he is, especially to elders. Dom set up a suplex on two chairs, but Demon blocked Dom and dropped him onto the chairs. Dom caught a charging Demon with a superkick and then landed a 619. He followed with a top rope frog splash for a one count. Dom sat up, wide-eyed, at the mere one count.
Dom threw Demon into a table in the corner, breaking it in half. He followed with a 619 with Demon’s head wrapped in a chair and then a top rope frog splash for a near fall at 7:00. Dom bashed Demon with a chair across the back several times.
Dom set up a table. Demon recovered during that time and went on the attack with a chair. He put the chair over Dom’s head and then dropkicked him hard into the corner. He put Dom on the table Dom had just set up and then landed a Coup de Grace for a three count.
WINNER: Demon in 13:00.
(Keller’s Analysis: It was intense and well-executed start to finish. I don’t think Balor becoming The Demon felt organic given the nature of the dynamic with Dom building to this match and felt just added on because it was WrestleMania and the entrance would be cool.) [c]
(5) JADE CARGILL vs. RHEA RIPLEY – WWE Women’s Title match
Jade had quite the wild entrance gown, which felt like a waste since she yanked it off after five seconds on the entrance stage. Cole said Ripley told him that the gear she wore tonight is indicative of her escaping an insane asylum since Jade has been driving her insane the past couple of months.
Jade took over early and landed a powerslam. When Barrett explained Jade’s attitude toward how people treat her, Cole said, “Maybe she should treat people better.” Jade methodically beat up Ripley at ringside and then stayed in control in the ring. She powerbombed Ripley and scored a two count. Ripley stood and smiled. Jade took Ripley down into a crossface, though. Ripley caught Jade with a kick to the head to slow her.
They exchanged strikes mid-ring. Ripley lifted Jade onto her shoulders and slammed her forward and scored a two count. Cole said Jade landed awkwardly right on her face. They fought back and forth for a minute. Jade hit a spinebuster for a two count. Barrett asked, “How impressive has Jade Cargill been in that ring tonight? She’s done everything correct. She’s making Rhea Ripley look average.” Ripley countered Jade with a victory roll for a near fall. She then took Jade down with a huracanrana and a round kick. Michin showed up on the ring apron. the ref turned to her. B-Fab then messed with Ripley’s attempt at a Razor’s Edge. Jade side-stepped a charging Ripley, who went shoulder-first into the ringpost. Michin then kicked Ripley in the head as Jade distracted the ref.
Jade landed the Sand Storm electric chair powerbomb for a near fall. Jade tossed Ripley to ringside. The ref warned B-Fab and Michin not to go after Ripley. Iyo Sky then ran out to her entrance theme. She ducked Michin and shoved her into B-Fab. She gave Michin and B-Fab backfists and then a moonsault. Ripley then headbutted a distracted Jade. Jade blocked a Rip Tide and pump kicked Ripley. She followed with a Jaded attempt, but Ripley countered in a Rip Tide for the win.
WINNER: Ripley in 10:00 to capture the WWE Women’s Title. [c]
-They replayed the post-match situation with Lesnar and Heyman.
-Cena stood mid-ring to announce attendance. He said tonight’s WrestleMania has been “packed with moments and also packed with people.” He announced the official attendance was 55,255. He said the overall weekend attendance was 106,072. Pyro blasted. He said that concluded his duties as host, which he said was a “bittersweet moment for him.” He said he can’t tell them how much it meant to be there. He wanted to give them “a heartfelt thank you.” Miz and Kit Wilson interrupted. Miz said he is the locker room leader now and he is teaching everyone his three core values. He said he didn’t get his WrestleMania Moment last year and he won’t leave the ring until he gets his moment tonight.
Cena offered a handshake and called him “Mike.” He asked Wilson who he was. He shook his hand and introduced him. Cena told Miz he could have his moment. Miz told everyone to buckle up. Danhausen’s music played and he came up through the stage elevator. Little Hanhausens danced out. He called them midgets. Cole said before everyone on social media got mad at him, he said they told him to call them that. Danhausen them rode a vehicle to the ring. Barrett called Danhausen “a weird little theater kid.” He called it “a farce of a spectacle ruining” WrestleMania. Cole said this might be the greatest WrestleMania Moment ever. Barrett said it was exactly the opposite. Barrett asked how old they were and said they had grubby little fingers.
When Danhausen’s song stopped, he said, “Greetings, humans!” He said he is very nice and very evil. He said he made it to WrestleManiahausen. He seemed to hint at cursing Cena, but then said he’s a fan of everything he does. Miz yelled at Danhausen. Kit told the Little Danhausens that they are toxic. Danhausen instructed one of the Little Danhausen’s to punch Kit in the crotch. They all went after Miz and Kit. Danhausen then punched Miz low. Miz went down. Cole said now Miz can’t have any more kids. Danhausen did Cena’s “You Can’t See Me” routine ending with a fistdrop. The Little Danhausen’s carried Miz away.
Danhausen dropped a smoke bomb and then ran out fo the ring as if he was disappearing in stealth fashion. Cena smiled and said that was great and said the main event was next. [c]
(6) C.M. PUNK vs. ROMAN REIGNS – World Heavyweight Title match
Roman made his long ring entrance, lasting several minutes. Then a video package aired on Punk and he made his entrance. At first, he walked out and soaked up the moment and kneeled. Then his music played and he headed to the ring. Then formal ring introductions took place. Reigns got a mixed reaction and some “OTC” chants. Punk got a mixed reaction and some “C.M. Punk” chants. When Punk was announced at 218 pounds, he wiggles his hand as if to indicate it was generous.
The bell rang 54 minutes into the third hour. They had a staredown. They battled mid-ring and a sequence that seemed like it was supposed to lead to a backslide didn’t work out. Punk shoved Reigns. Reigns backed away and smiled or smirked. Punk applied a side headlock. Reigns shoved him off and then checked him down. Punk got up and applied another standing side headlock.
There was a “Let’s Go Roman / C.M. Punk” dueling chant. Reigns landed a Samoan Drop after a leapfrog. Reigns trash-talked Punk a bit and stood over him. Reigns rammed Punk into top turnbuckles. Then he took it to Punk at ringside and threw him over the barricade “into the WWE Universe,” Cole said. Reigns stood on the announce desk, but then went after Punk in the crowd. Punk tossed Reigns back into the ringside area. Cole said the ref is going to allow some leeway in this match. Punk clotheslined Reigns and then stood on the announce desk and played to the crowd. He got a mixed response. Reigns pressed Punk off the announce desk and threw him to the floor. Cole said that was an example of Punk’s arrogance. Barrett said Punk wouldn’t be the man he is today or have had the success he has had if not for his arrogance.
Reigns took it to Punk in the ring and trash-talked him and called him “bitch.” Punk kicked Reigns. Reigns kicked Punk and took him down and scored a two count at 7:00. Reigns clotheslined Punk and scored a two count. Punk came back with a crossbody and a barrage of punches. He said Punk was showing he could “pound and ground with the best of them.” (He knows, right?) Punk landed a bulldog and then struck a pose. He got cheers. He signaled for Go To Sleep. He lifted Reigns, but Reigns elbowed free and then threw Punk shoulder-first into the ringpost. He followed with a Superman Punch for a near fall.
Both were down and slow to get up. Fans applauded and then chanted “OTC!” when Reigns stood first. When Reigns signaled for a spear and yelled, Punk got up and surprised him with a running high knee. He followed with a second running knee. Barrett said Reigns was spotted for a top spot from the beginning and has since proven management correct.
Punk took it to Reigns at ringside and rammed him into the ringside steps. Then he punched away at him on the announce desk. Punk climbed to the top rope. Reigns got up and knocked Punk off balance. Cole said Punk took too much time. Reigns placed Punk on the top rope and hung him upside down. (They intended to do that seconds earlier, but Punk slipped free.) Reigns then punched away at Punk as he dangled while his leg was caught up in the top rope. Reigns then hit Punk with two Superman Punches. Barrett said Punk was toast. Punk was bleeding from his mouth. Reigns rammed Punk with the ringside steps.
Reigns cleared the Spanish announce desk with Punk on his back at ringside bleeding from his forehead also. Barrett said Reigns didn’t just come to win, but to create a public spectacle. Cole said he wanted to humiliate Punk. Reigns then release powerbombed Punk onto the Spanish announce desk.
Reigns went for a spear back in the ring after letting out a war cry. Punk, though, countered with a GTS. He fell onto Reigns and scored a dramatic near fall at 19:00. Cole said he isn’t sure how, but Reigns lost control of the match. When Punk went for another GTS, Reigns escaped a hit a spear for a dramatic near fall. “Now we’re cookin’,” said Cole. Barrett said Punk is the most stubborn human being you could ever meet and why management has always despised him, but it’s why he is who he is “and whey Roman Reigns is losing it.”
Reigns violently rammed Punk’s head into the mat. He then signaled he was going to put him to sleep. Punk threw a punch from his knees. Reigns brushed it off and headbutted Punk. He signaled, with a sarcastic tinge, for a Go To Sleep. He went for a GTS, but Punk blocked it and then roundkicked Reigns in the head for a two count. Punk stumbled around the ring and signaled for a GTS. He then signaled for a Superman Punch. Reigns stood and Punk landed it for a two count. Barrett said Punk then engaged in “a ground and pound.” (Was that a message to Cole?)
Punk took a lei from a fan at ringside and wore it back in the ring. Cole said he was shoving it in Reigns’s face. Punk let out a war cry and speared Reigns, but Reigns stuffed it and turned it into a guillotine. Punk rolled up Reigns for a two count, then applied a sudden Anaconda Vice. Reigns teased tapping, but then punched Punk a few times and leveraged Punk’s head away. Reigns re-applied a guillotine.
Punk pulled himself free and set up a sharpshooter. Reigns powered out. They continued with a sequence of counter moves. Both were down and slow to get up. Fans stood and cheered. Then they cheered, “This is awesome!” A dueling chant broke out. Reigns and Punk swung at each other from their knees. They stood and exchanged strikes. Punk headbutted Reigns, but sold the impact himself. Both dropped to their hands and knees.
Punk unwound tape on his wrists. He threw it at Reigns. The ref picked it up and threw it out of the ring. Punk then gave Reigns a low-blow and a GTS for a dramatic near fall. Cole said, “Do what you gotta do to keep your title.” Barrett said it was a last ditch effort and Punk might need accept he doesn’t have enough. Fans sang “Roman, Roman Reigns!” Punk shoved Reigns to ringside. Cole said, “This place was electric. I told you it was going to be one of the great main events in WrestleMania history.” Punk placed Reigns on the announce desk, although it was a struggle as he sold exhaustion and Reigns being dead weight.
Punk stood on the top rope again and landed a flying elbowdrop onto Reigns and the table, which collapsed. The ref checked on them. Punk rolled Reigns into the ring and gave him a GTS. Reigns fell back onto Punk’s shoulders. Punk stood again and collapsed rather than being able to deliver another GTS. Barrett said Punk was spent and said it was a lucky escape for Roman. Reigns stood and speared Punk. They both eyed each other. Punk lunged with a punch, but came up short. They both stood. Reigns then speared Punk and got a three count.
Cole said Reigns is a 7-time world champion “and the Tribal Chief is back at the head of the table.” He said “all seems right in the world again” with Reigns holding gold.
WINNER: Reigns in 34:00 to retain the World Heavyweight Title.
(Keller’s Analysis: An epic match. Without youth or athleticism that competes with many others in main events in pro wrestling today, they told a hell a story and had the crowd with them the longer the match went. It felt like a battle to the point of exhaustion and the final chapters were especially effective)
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