WWE WrestleMania 41 lived up to its billing as “The Grandest Stage of Them All,” delivering a weekend packed with unforgettable moments, shocking betrayals, and historic firsts across its star-studded card. From Jey Uso’s triumphant world title win to Paul Heyman’s stunning double-cross in the main event, WrestleMania 41 in Las Vegas brought high drama, athletic spectacle, and long-lasting implications for WWE’s future.

Jey Uso Shocks the World, Wins First World Title

The show kicked off with an electrifying bout as Jey Uso defeated Gunther to capture the first world championship of his career. Uso’s entrance—featuring DJ Valentino Khan, “Yeet” banners, and a full stadium walk—set the tone for what felt like a main event opener.

The match delivered from bell to bell. Uso stunned the powerhouse Gunther with an early uppercut and kept the crowd roaring through nearfalls and reversals. In a shocking twist, Jey locked in a rear-naked choke, forcing Gunther to tap out. With that, the "Yeet Era" officially began.
Grade: A

The New Day Make History with 11th Tag Title Win

The New Day (Kofi Kingston & Xavier Woods) added to their legendary resume, defeating The War Raiders to claim a record 11th WWE Tag Team Championship. A strong video package—featuring Big E—teased a possible future reunion, but the focus was on fast-paced, creative teamwork. Despite a quiet crowd early on, the match picked up quickly and finished strong with Woods pinning Erik.
Grade: B

Jade Cargill and Naomi Make WrestleMania History

In a landmark non-title, non-stipulation women’s singles match, Jade Cargill defeated Naomi in what was arguably her finest WWE performance to date. Naomi, debuting new theme music, looked dominant early, but Jade's power and athleticism prevailed with a sequence of devastating finishers. The bout was a major win for women's representation and Cargill’s momentum.
Grade: B+

Jacob Fatu Wins United States Championship Over LA Knight

Making his WrestleMania debut, Jacob Fatu overcame LA Knight in a brutal match that had fans buzzing. Knight’s stylish Lamborghini entrance was matched by Fatu’s intensity. Despite Knight’s valiant effort and a nearfall from his finisher, Fatu powered through with multiple moonsaults for the clean win. Post-match, wrestling legend Haku congratulated his nephew, adding emotional weight to the victory.
Grade: A-

El Grande Americano Bests Rey Fenix in AAA-Influenced Showdown

With Rey Mysterio injured, Rey Fenix stepped in to face the enigmatic El Grande Americano in a heated match filled with underhanded tactics and high-flying drama. The match included interference from Vikingo, mask-based mind games, and some serious heat as Americano used a steel plate in his mask to gain the edge. In the end, Americano emerged victorious, drawing loud boos from the crowd.
Grade: B+

Tiffany Stratton Retains Women’s Title Against Charlotte Flair

In a feud laced with real-life tension, Tiffany Stratton retained her WWE Women’s Championship in a high-profile clash against Charlotte Flair. Stratton's “Barbie doll box” entrance stole the show, while Charlotte’s Rolls Royce arrival cemented her heel persona. The match featured strong storytelling and brutal spots, with Stratton earning a clean win to further establish her reign.
Grade: B

Main Event Mayhem: Heyman Betrays Both Reigns and Punk, Rollins Wins

The Triple Threat main event between Roman Reigns, CM Punk, and Seth Rollins had the Allegiant Stadium crowd on its feet from start to finish. With Paul Heyman's allegiance in question, the match played out like a Shakespearean drama.

From Seth’s dual costume reveal to CM Punk’s powerful throwback video package and live “Cult of Personality” entrance, the stakes were clear. The bout featured wild brawling, callbacks to The Shield, and crowd-thrilling false finishes—including Rollins’ Pedigree-Curb Stomp combo and Punk’s Go To Sleep on Reigns.

Just as Punk seemed poised to win with a chair shot, Heyman struck with a low blow—first on Punk, then shockingly on Reigns. In the chaos, Rollins capitalized and pinned Reigns for the second time in a WrestleMania main event, becoming the undisputed champion in a twist-filled classic.
Grade: A+

WrestleMania 41 Takeaways:

  • Jey Uso is now a made man, having tapped out one of the most dominant champions in recent memory.
  • Paul Heyman’s betrayal redefines the future of the Bloodline and could set the stage for a massive fallout.
  • Jade Cargill continues her rapid ascent, making history for women’s wrestling on the grandest stage.
  • Jacob Fatu’s dominance begins, as WWE’s Samoan legacy grows even stronger.
  • Seth Rollins cements his place as a WrestleMania legend, leaving Vegas as the man to beat.

WrestleMania 41 wasn’t just a show—it was a defining chapter in WWE history.