BECKY LYNCH snatched both WWE women’s titles with a Winner Takes All triumph over Ronda Rousey and Charlotte Flair.
After a thrilling fight, the end was unexpectedly tame, Rousey was about to land a judo roll when Lynch rolled her down and into a pin.
Rousey had been the first woman to take control of the fight, thundering punches into Lynch’s ribs before hitting both women with judo throws.
But Rousey came a cropper moments later when she had a horrible landing on the outside of the ring.
Flair had Rousey hanging upside down on the ring apron and Irish hero Lynch slid in to kick the MMA icon down onto her back in an uncomfortable looking fall.
It was only temporary and Rousey was soon back in the action, trying to lock an armbar on Lynch before Flair intervened.
Rousey twice attempted a spectacular armbar but Flair reversed it into a Boston Crab before Lynch steamed in to break up the submission attempt.
The ex-UFC star then tried a double armbar on both rivals but Flair and Lynch hoisted her up for what became the first of three powerbombs.
Flair then hit a Spanish Fly on Lynch from the top rope but she could not nail down a pin and appeared to hurt her knee.
And when Flair was able to lock Rousey in her Figure Eight leg lock, it was Lynch again who dived in to break up the submission attempt.
And then it was down Rousey to try to secure the win but her attempt backfired when he shoulders were pinned to the canvas and the referee reached three.
FINN BALOR unleashed his inner Demon to become a two-time Intercontinental champion by overpowering the massive Bobby Lashley.
Balor made a menacing start to the bout with a string of kicks connecting with the former MMA fighter.
But hulking Lashley brutalised his way back into the match and speared the Irishman through the middle ropes.
But the face-painted technician landed a huge powerbomb on the musclebound brute and then his Coup De Gras finisher to secure the belt for a second stint.
WRESTLING hero Kurt Angle retired from in-ring action with an underwhelming loss to Baron Corbin.
The Olympic gold medal winner bowed out at WrestleMania 35 with fans teary eyed and affectionately chanting his “you suck” catchphrase.
The veteran slid out of the ring to embrace his family and walked backwards up the ramp soaking up the adulation one last time.
The grappling icon had attempted a shooting star press but Corbin telegraphed the high-risk move and scarpered.
The towering mid-carder then caught the six-time champion and finished his career with his End of Days finisher.
WWE legend Triple H saved his wrestling career with a win over Hollywood superstar Dave Batista.
The ageing pair slugged it out for an age before the former leader of Degeneration X hit his Pedigree and secured a pin.
Batista already had three wins over The Game on his record and wanted a fourth to end his in-ring career forever.
The No Holds Barred action was brutal and clumsy at times, with HHH hurled over the announce table and then a safety barrier.
Triple H then grabbed a tool box and cracked into the Hollywood actor’s skull before using as metal chain to tear into Batista’s face and throwing him into the steel steps and taking a set of pliers to his fingers.
With Batista then pinned under a metal chair, The Game ripped out a ring from his nose, leaving the piercing wound bleeding.
The Animal was wounded but not finished and he rallied to hurt Triple H before both men plummeted through a table.
Back in the ring, Batista almost got the win when he drove Triple H into the canvas and got a two-count. But The Game roared back with a powerbomb onto the steel steps and a Pedigree.
When Ric Flair appeared at ringside to distract Batista, Triple H connected with a sledgehammer and another Pedigree before getting the pin.
ROMAN REIGNS announced himself back on the scene with a WrestleMania win over Drew McIntyre.
The former Shield enforcer, in his first singles match since fighting off Leukaemia, dropped the giant Scotsman with a Superman Punch and then floored him a scything spear before landing the pin.
SAMOA JOE retained his United States Championship with a one-sided beatdown of Rey Mysterio.
The submission master suffered an early onslaught, including Mysterio’s 619 finisher but locked in his Coquina Clutch for the easy win.
KOFI KINGSTON broke down in tears after winning the WWE title from Daniel Bryan.
The high-flying veteran rose from B+ contender to A-list champion with a dramatic and athletic win over the bearded vegan at WrestleMania 35.
Kingston was enjoying a dominant start before launching himself over the ropes and ribs first into the announce table after Bryan slid out of the way.
Bryan, with giant buddy Eric Rowan ringside, took control of the bout, hanging Kingston over the ropes for a string of strikes and a flying knee to the back.
Almost the entire WWE locker room was backstage supporting the challenger on his big night but Bryan was ruthless and soon had him trapped in a crippling Boston Crab until Kingston reached the bottom rope.
Kingston, spurred on by the partisan fans firmly in his corner, rallied and hit Bryan with his SOS finisher but the champ survived.
Bryan looked to be retaining the strap when he hit Kingston with a running knee but the ensuing pin only got to two before Kingston kicked out.
And then he hit Bryan with Trouble In Paradise before ending his 11-year-long wait for the crown and being joined in the ring by his two young sons to celebrate.
AUSSIE stars The IIconics pulled off a WrestleMania shock by snatching the women’s SmackDown tag titles.
In Fatal Four Way clash up against champions Sasha Banks & Bayley, Beth Phoenix & Natalya and Nia Jaxx & Tamina, the Down Under duo got the all-important three count.
It looked like the champs would retain when Banks locked in a Banks Statement on Hall of Famer Pheonix but the veteran escaped the champion’s clutches.
Natalya then locked Bayley and Banks in a double Sharpshooter before Tamina and Jaxx broke up the submission lock.
Pheonix then hit Bayley with the Glam Slam but Billie Kay sneaked in to snatch the win and the belts
SHANE MCMAHON denied The Miz revenge for the attack on his father by fluking a win after a 15-foot superplex.
The son of billionaire wrestling boss Vince attacked Miz’s father after he turned on his son and former tag-team partner.
Miz looked like getting payback at WrestleMania 35, when he climbed a production tower but his high-risk attack backfired when McMahon fell into a pin.
At the start of the grudge bout, McMahon smashed a TV monitor into the skull of the Miz before mounting a turnbuckle and preparing to launch himself into his rival.
But the Miz’s dad climbed the safety barrier and stood in the way to save his boy before stepping into the ring and shaping up with the playboy wrestler.
Shane O’Mac floored Miz Sr but that sparked his son back into action and he bulldozed into the silver-haired high-flier.
The Falls Count Anywhere fight then went out into the audience and McMahon was smashed through a string of announce tables and desks.
The war climbed up a TV gantry formed from steel scaffold poles before Miz superplexed off the towering structure but he fell into a pin and got a three count.
THE USOS retained their WWE SmackDown tag team titles in a fast and frantic clash against Cesaro & Sheamus, Rusev & Shinsuke Nakamura and Ricochet and Aleister Black.
A six-man top-rope suplex was an audacious effort but was not as sensational as it sounds. But the 630 splash seconds later by Ricochet on Sheamus was a highlight of the night.
The Usos then teamed up to punish the Celtic Warrior, leaping across the ring from opposite turnbuckles and landing on the stricken Irish star.
AJ STYLES scored a sensational win over rival WWE technician Randy Orton at WrestleMania 35.
The high-flying skillster survived an RKO before dominating the Viper and landing a three count.
Styles was almost caught with an RKO just seconds into the bout but pulled out of the lethal finisher in the nick of time.
The Phenomenal One then took the fight to floor by leaping over the top rope and smashing his forearm into the Viper.
Orton, the youngest heavyweight champion in history, took control of the fight again got a tow count after a brief attack.
Styles then locked in a Calf Crusher that looked set to get the tap but Orton managed to reach the bottom rope, after suffering serious damage to his ankle. And the high-flying ace landed a 450 degree splash seconds later.
Randy roared his way back into the contest with a top-rope superplex and a mammoth uppercut and knocked Styles through the ropes.
And, after escaping a roll-up pin, he landed an RKO but Styles miraculously kicked out of the pin.
Orton then tried a top-rope RKO but Styles wriggled free and scored with a Pele kick and followed it up with two Phenomenal Forearms before securing the pin.
SETH ROLLINS survived a brutal attack from Brock Lesnar to snatch his WWE Universal title at WrestleMania 35.
The UFC-bounded Beast was hit with an illegal punch to the crotch and three Curb Stomps before being pinned and losing his crown.
Lesnar hit Rollins with an F5 before they had even got in the ring to start the fight officially.
The bell had not even rung to make the fight official before Lesnar was smashing the former Shield member all over the arena.
Twice the Architect was hurled over the commentary table before finally being chucked in the ring and then back over the top.
Rollins was then aimed over a third commentary table and crashing into a German announcer, with Lesnar was laughing throughout the attack.
The first German suplex sent Rollins bundling across the ring before the Beast yelled ‘Suplex City b****!”
But Rollins then rolled out of a second F5 and landed a lowblow when the referee was barged out of the ring.
The champ then had his skull stomped into the canvas three times before getting pinned.
BRAWN STROWMAN won the Andre the Giant Battle Royal by finishing off the Hardy Boyz and two unfunny comedians.
A swarm of WWE superstars ganged up on Strowman before Heath Slater was slung over the top and Titus O’Neil swiftly followed him.
Strowman was hurled through the ropes early on, smashing his giant shoulder into the ring post but he was not eliminated and was free to recover on the floor.
Matt and Jeff Hardy showed off their sibling skills in smashing up Bobby Roode before hurling him over the top.
When Strowman returned he blasted out four rivals almost instantly and then wiped out Jinder Mahal.
The final three in the ring were the Hardy Boyz and Strowman but Saturday Night Live stars Colin Jost and Michael Che emerged from under the ring and tried to eject the giant.
The Monster hurled the Hardyz out of the competition and then the two funny men.
THE REVIVAL lost their WWE Raw tag team titles to underdogs Curt Hawkins and Zack Ryder.
Scott Dawson and Dash Wilder never looked like losing the straps to Hawkins, the man on a 269-match losing streak, and Ryder.
But New York was stunned when their hometown heroes snatched a shock win for the red and silver straps.
The Revival bossed the early action before Ryder landed a double neck-breaker on the reigning champs but the underdogs failed to capitalise and were soon being toyed with.
Dawson then smashed Hawkins with a brainbuster outside the ring and dragged him into the squared circle to finish the job.
But Hawkins, desperate to end his ugly losing streak, rolled Dawson up for a three count.
CARMELLA won the Women’s Battle Royal with a sneaky move and a superkick on Sarah Logan.
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The Princess of Staten Island appeared to have been eliminated by slipped back under the bottom rope late in the match.
TONY NESE became the new Cruiserweight Champion with a preview show win over Buddy Murphy.
Nese connected with a stunning high-risk moonsault and then hit a German suplex and a running knee to shock the champion and take the title.
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