Every Must-See Match from WrestleMania 41
WrestleMania 41 wasn’t a card built around one giant headline. It was a show where multiple matches pulled their weight—some with well-timed surprises, others with clean finishes that actually meant something. You didn’t need to know every backstory to stay interested, but if you did, the payoff was better. And while not every match hit the same level, the ones that did earned a second watch. Let’s discuss every must-see match from WrestleMania 41.
Iyo Sky vs. Bianca Belair vs. Rhea Ripley
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Iyo Sky kicked off WrestleMania 41 Sunday by standing tall against two of WWE’s powerhouses. Bianca Belair, always an athletic marvel, and Rhea Ripley, the “Mami” of brutality, threw everything they had at her. Iyo’s quickness was the game-changer that helped her outmaneuver the bigger threats with her aerial skills.
Drew McIntyre vs. Damian Priest
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This match turned WrestleMania 41’s Sin City Street Fight into pure chaos. Drew fought like a man possessed while blasting through Priest’s defenses with that famous Claymore Kick. Both took severe damage along the way, but Drew powered through and grabbed the win.
Dominik Mysterio vs. Bron Breakker vs. Finn Bálor vs. Penta
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Dominik Mysterio pulled off one of the sneakiest wins of WrestleMania 41 on Sunday by snagging the Intercontinental Championship against three serious threats. He stayed true to his “Dirty Dom” style and waited for the perfect opening.
Randy Orton vs. Joe Hendry
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Randy Orton ensured Joe Hendry’s WrestleMania debut was a quick reality check. He was calm and confident in his 20th appearance at the event and kept the match clean and methodical. Hendry tried to bring the fight to him, but Orton’s patience paid off with a perfectly-timed RKO.
Logan Paul vs. AJ Styles
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Logan Paul keeps proving he belongs, and his victory over AJ Styles added another eyebrow-raising moment to his young career. Styles dominated large stretches of the match, but Logan’s ability to sneak in shortcuts helped tip things.
Becky Lynch & Lyra Valkyria vs. Liv Morgan & Raquel Rodriguez
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Becky and Lyra made an excellent pairing at WrestleMania 41 on Sunday. Becky’s experience blended beautifully with Lyra’s newer and faster offense. This resulted in taking home the Women’s Tag Team Titles. WWE.com praised this match for its smooth pacing and team chemistry.
John Cena vs. Cody Rhodes
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He did what many thought impossible: John Cena clinched a record 17th world championship. Cody Rhodes came into the match riding a wave of momentum, but the buzz aided Cena.
Gunther vs. Jey Uso
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Jey Uso shocked the world by ending Gunther’s dominant run. Gunther controlled most of the match with brutal strikes, but Jey refused to quit. He timed his comeback perfectly, dodged a final power attempt, and landed a huge top-rope splash to score the win.
The New Day vs. The War Raiders
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The New Day knocked off The War Raiders for the World Tag Team Championships. Big E and Kofi Kingston pulled out all the stops to overcome the War Raiders’ brute strength. This match balanced comedy with serious wrestling and gave the crowd a much-needed lift after some intense bouts.
Jade Cargill vs. Naomi
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Jade Cargill powered through Naomi’s quick offense and proved she belongs among WWE’s biggest stars. Naomi kept the pressure high with fast counters, but Jade stayed patient and used her strength to shift the match. After a devastating slam, Jade scored the pin and walked out with one of her biggest wins yet.
Jacob Fatu vs. LA Knight
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LA Knight fought with his trademark energy and swagger, but Jacob’s relentlessness kept him one step ahead. It was a breakout performance and showed that Jacob can dominate the spotlight just as easily as he dominated the match. His winning moment felt less like a surprise and more like an overdue arrival.
Rey Mysterio vs. El Grande Americano
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After a fast and competitive match, Rey waited for the perfect slip — and pounced. When El Grande Americano missed a high-risk move off the ropes, he capitalized instantly with a flawless move. WWE’s coverage praised Rey’s sharp timing, proving once again that instincts beat size every time.
Tiffany Stratton vs. Charlotte Flair
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After Charlotte missed a moonsault attempt, Tiffany struck with her signature Prettiest Moonsault Ever, which landed with perfect impact. Tiffany’s speed and accuracy closed the match at just the right second, before Charlotte could reset. It was a gutsy call to go aerial against someone as polished as Charlotte, but it paid off.
CM Punk vs. Seth Rollins vs. Roman Reigns
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Three of WWE’s most prominent names locked horns in a triple threat that fans had been buzzing about for months. Each man had his moment, but it was Rollins who walked out with the win. The turning point came when Paul Heyman shocked everyone by betraying both Punk and Reigns, which gave Rollins the edge he needed to finish the job.