Jmare007

Ronda didn't have a Taker that would "tape his fists" to avoid any type of fuckery

I can't stress enough how much I love that the more the indy style takes over WWE's big matches, the more refreshing Bryan's take on his bouts gets. This time we get a long shine segment! when was the last time we saw that from a big title match?? Kofi was a little nervous so the execution was a little off at first, but it was a great way of making the bump to the commentary table feel like a game changer. Once that happens Bryan takes over and it's a fucking masterclass, this dude worked a fucking WAIST LOCK for minutes and made it work. In WWE. In 2019. Best in the cotdamn world stuff. Loved the the little things like Bryan punching Kofi in the ribs so he could lock the Lebell Lock properly. Kofi did his thing selling and showing great fire during his numerous comebacks, which were beatifully cut off by Bryan. Crowd was LIT for Kofi, they wanted a title change, they could feel it, and in the end, they got it. I had huge hopes for this match and it delivered in spades. What a match, what a moment. This is what Wrestlemania should always be about!

Hunter did it again, longest match of the night was him vs Batista

I can't believe I'm saying this because I was always against this idea but at this point, make Mania a 2 day show that runs 3 hours each. Everyone gets to work on it, WWE sells a ton a of tickets - probably not 2 sellouts but at least they'll get 1 and a big attendance for the other day - and you don't make anyone sit through eternity and ruin the chance of having a big and special moment for the main event.

I remember PWO hating it because it "tainted" (at least during the moment) the classic Brock and Roman were having. I wasn't happy because fuck Seth Rollins but the live crowd LOVED it.

I can't remember a single thing from 32 or 34 besides them having atrocious main events. I'll remember Bryan vs Kofi forever so this Mania has that going against the other ones at least. I did tune out for like an hour after Kofi vs DB though, and after the Cena segment I just watched bits and pieces Hunter vs Bautista.

Rollins at 31 was pretty spot on too. Reigns and Brock had a classic and won the crowd over but everyone on that building went home happy they didn't get a Roman coronation.

Ronda went for her finisher, Becky turned it into a crucifix pin, Ronda's shoulder was up at 1 but the ref kept counting and Becky got the pin. Not sure if it was a botch, but it felt underwhelming as fuck. Match was fine but with such a spent crowd, it takes away the special feel it should've had.

If there was a way to make Becky's win feel like whatever. That was it.

Yup. And everyone saw it coming too. Impossible not to be spent after 7 fucking hours.

That double powerbomb hasn't work the 5 times they tried it.

Go to sleep Matt, by the time you wake up they'll be done with ring introductions.

LMAO at WWE thinking they needed a fucking buffer before the main event after Kurt/Corbin and Balor/Lashley :lol.

Cole is struggling like a mofo on commentary.

Years don't count for rock stars.

For some reason they want everyone on the roster to work Mania and have convinced themselves that a 5-7 hour show is special in a good way.

Every match HHH has reminds me how amazing a feat was Daniel Bryan giving him a classic at Mania 30.

That was old school. And completely pointless.

Truly, a HHH special

Man, big Dave loves wrestling. All these bumps, my lord.

Did Hunter really did a "fighting spirit" scream like the one all these indy dudes like to do? My god, all that time in NXT really got to him

Main event starting at 12:15 at the earliest it seems.

Been away for a while, caught Cena's bit. I thought it was fun *shrugs*. This entrances have went forever it seems

He talked about how frustrating it was for him to not fully commit to a new style in one of those WWE Network or youtube pieces. I think it was like a week after he turned or in the PPV that followed his turn.