What is going on guys, it is WrestleMania here, back with another video. Now I'm just going to get straight to the point here. Night 2 of WrestleMania was 10 times better than Night 1 of WrestleMania as Cody Rhodes de-throened Roman Reigns, finally after 1316 day reign. But now that I've got that out, Night 1 left Cody Rhodes facing seemingly insurmountable odds against Roman Reigns. But as I just spoiled now, he did finish the story. But join us now as we recap Night 2 of 2024's showcase of the Immortals and provide our exclusive analysis as we look at the good, the bad and the downright ugly. Be sure to subscribe and hit that notification bell for daily wrestling videos and follow us on Facebook for exclusive links. Also check out our new videos on WrestleMania XL. And WrestleMania Night 2 opens up with the World Heavyweight Championship match as champion Seth Freakin Rollins takes on Drew McIntyre. Now this was a wild brawl between two of the WWE's biggest competitors. And while CM Punk was on commentary, he didn't manage to actually distract either Drew McIntyre or Seth Rollins throughout the match. Even though Drew McIntyre took time to even tweet out during the match saying bored at work. A McIntyre actually managed to prevail and become a new World Heavyweight Champion. After the match Drew McIntyre confronts CM Punk standing on the announce table and holding the title in Punk's face, McIntyre makes an obscene gesture and Punk snaps, attacking McIntyre and actually laying him out. Whilst he thinks it was all good and done there, Outcomes Damien Priest to cash in his money in the bank briefcase. And we now have a World Heavyweight Champion match between McIntyre and Damien Priest. Now it doesn't even take too long for Damien Priest to lay out McIntyre and he manages to do it in 5 seconds as he is now the new World Heavyweight Champion. CM Punk Galotes has drew sits in the ring while Damien Priest celebrates with his teammates from the judgement day on the stage. But then Snoop Dogg appears with his WWE Golden Championship and then joins the announce team to promote his latest product, Gin and Juice. Next up is Affila Delphiya Streetfight, a special guest referee, Bubba Ray Dudley. Yeah, that was a bit random. While we lashly in the street profits of Angelo Dawkins and Montez Ford with B-Fab, take on the final testament of Carrient Cross, Aikaman Razar with Scarlett and precious Paul Ellering. And the final testament gets the early advantage but lashly in the profits have many reasons for revenge after weeks of ambushes by the final testament. After disposing of AOP, lashly Montez Ford take out Carrient Cross, take a page out of the Dudley Boys playbook and hit a WhatsApp followed by putting cross through the table with a frog splash for the win. And we say putting through the table but the table just actually broke on its own. The winners of the match Bobby Lashley and the Street Profits. Next up LA Knight takes on AJ Styles. Styles goes after Knight's leg, no doubt looking to set up the Carth Crusher. However, Knight's speed and resilience confound styles and all it takes is one BFT for Ellanite to show the phenomenal wonder whose game it is. Ellanite wins the match. But before the match, Sami Zayn shows Kevin Owens his newly won Intercontinental Championship and tells Kale it's his turn for a title. Next up is the triple threat match for the United States Championship as champion Logan Paul takes on Randy Wunden and Kevin Owens. But Owens rides down to the ring in a golf cart for Kevin Owens' bank cell and lets the Viper on it. It then speeds down the ring like he was caching in the money in the bank briefcase. But the dude team up to take out Paul but when Wunden tries to surprise Kale with an RKO, it's on between the price fighter and the apex predator. Paul swoops in though to pick up the pieces. It's anyone's game as all three superstars look to have things won but ultimately Paul capitalises on a triple threat dynamics. The ring Wunden into the ring side post after Wunden RKO's Owens and hits the frog splash for the 1-2-3. Logan Paul manages to retain the US Championship even with a little help from I Show Speed. Next up is the WWE Women's Championship matches champion EO Sky takes on Bailey. The EO targets Bailey's leg knowing the role model was out for over a year with a knee injury and that is a prime target. Bailey wrestles on a bad wheel while Sky tries to play mind games with Bailey briefly hinting at reconciliation before going back after her. Ultimately Bailey wins after landing a flying elbow smash and a roast plant to Sky. Bailey becomes the new WWE Women's Champion and finally it's now time for the main event. The Bloodline Rules match for the Undisputed Championship as Champion Roman Reigns takes on Cody Rhodes. And it's Bloodline Rules as Cody Rhodes stands alone against Roman Reigns in the Bloodline's Jimmy Usos, Solos O'Coe and the final boss. At least it seems that way until the American Nightmare gets help from Jusso followed by John Cena and the Undertaker. Seth Rollins even appears wearing his shield outfit and coming out to his shield music. With the interference eliminated, Cody goes to finish his story and three crossroads later. Cody is your new WWE Undisputed Champion. After the match, several baby faces join Cody in the ring to celebrate as well as Cody's mom, his wife Brandy and members of the Rhodes family as WrestleMania 1492 comes to an end. That was a quick recap of the show. What about the good, the bad and the downright ugly? As always we start off with the good, as number one, the end is just the beginning. And tonight's Drew McIntyre vs Seth Rollins opener for the World Heavyweight Championship told many stories. Including a beat-up Seth Rollins doing everything he could to keep his title, Drew's quest to win a world title in front of a live audience, and the bizarre hate fest between Drew McIntyre, Seth Rollins and CM Punk, who was obviously at ring side calling the action. The match was a non-stop brawler's McIntyre hit the claim more in the bout opening moments, nearly stealing a win. McIntyre's eventual victory and victory lap in front of CM Punk backfired, allowing Damien Priest to make one of the best money in the bank cash-ins ever. In fact, Drew McIntyre's championship reign lasted only five minutes, and it only took five seconds for Damien Priest to win the title. Number two, Snoop Dogg delivers. WrestleMania's policy of bringing in celebs has always been hit and miss, such as Lil Wayne's awful appearance on night one. But Snoop Dogg's presence on commentary during the Philly Street fight was pure comedy gold. As far as we're concerned, Snoop needs to be on commentary on every match at Mania. Number three, something for everyone. As Vince McMahon often said when describing the WWE's appeal, every show features something for everyone, including action adventure, suspense, comedy, and romance. Such was the case with tonight's Philadelphia Street fight, which featured Philadelphia favourite, Boba Rae Dudley serving as a guess for a referee, as well as directing Lashley and the Street Profits in carrying out some of the Dudley Boys favourite moves on Carry and Cross. That with an action pack brawl that was a good finish to win otherwise forgettable feud, but not every match has to be a five-star classic or run 45 minutes. The Philly Street fight was a nine minutes of fun and brawling. A good segue between Damien Priest's world title win and the L.A. Knight vs AJ Styles match. Number four, the Maverick Steals, another one. The WWE has found a right approach to booking Logan Paul with tonight's triple threat match and finish, exemplifying everything that works about Paul. He's easy to boo due to his arrogance and skill at breaking the rules. Add Paul's incredible skills as a karma Houdini and he have Paul always finding a way to avoid the comuppance he deserves, which only infuriates fans further. While it's questionable whether the WWE should have another part-time holding the title, the company apparently feels the mainstream attention Paul brings in is worth it. Triple threat matches are often clunky as one wrestler has to be taken out while the two others fight. However, tonight's match was well played and having streamer Isho's speed try to help Logan only to eat an archaer on the announce table was a WrestleMania moment. We get the WWE loves to bring these streamers in, but when's it going to end? Are we going to have Mr. Beast come up as the undertakers druid next year? 5. EO and Bailey Blockbuster But with you embrace the storyline of EO's guide betraying Bailey or relish the thought of EO and Bailey battling each other, tonight's WWE Women's Championship match was a blockbuster. The match was also free from interference from damage control, which made it all the more enjoyable. Interference can add to a match, but sometimes it's good to just let two superstars show off their stuff, even if one is a heel. Some fans might be disappointed that EO's guys' title reign is over, but there are plenty more championships in their future and it's going to be interesting to see how Bailey's latest title run works out. If it's anything like a last one, she could be champion for a long time. 6. A Night of WrestleMania Moments Speaking of WrestleMania moments, the WWE outdid itself with Night 2, delivering several mania moments, including Damien Pre's successful cash in, Snoop Dogg's guest appearance, Randy or an archaer eye show speed on the announce table, and of course, the main event which featured several WrestleMania moments. 7. I Heart Crowd What a difference a day makes. The fans at Lincoln Financial Field came alive tonight, following night ones very noticeably quiet crowd. Randy, the fans were probably more concerned with avoiding hypothermia on night one than how loud they could cheer. Night 2's warm weather likely helped, but for whatever reason, the fans' excitement made the show even better, another example of the benefits of stadium shows. It's also made for some classy moments, such as when the fans gave a standing ovation after Bailey vs. EO Skies match. An aggratious champion. A Cody Rhodes Hartford win over Roman Reigns was a great story, but every great story deserves an epilogue and fans got to see something they haven't seen in a long time when a face wins the WWE's top prize. A fully fledged victory celebration, several of the WWE's top baby faces joined Cody in the ring to honour his achievement, a nice touch because it showed the friendship between the characters. The WWE also turned Cody's win into something with a real sports feel as Cody was also joined by family members and he invited two people he credited with his successful return to the WWE to join him, that being Bruce Prichard and Tripleigge. This was a fitting end to an endgame, Arasthomania. But that was good, what about the bad? 1. Another generic entrance theme. A.J. Style's new entrance theme reminded us just how weak the WWE's entrance themes have become with death rebel. The WWE should have taken the, if it ain't broke down fixed approach because A.J's new music is really bad. It's not bad as Lil Wayne's performance last night, but it's bad nonetheless and another reminder why fans are clamoring for the WWE to revamp how it produces music. But instead of the downright ugly, we got the absolutely awesome. Tonight's main event was nothing short of awesome and went far beyond good. While some may claim the finish was overbooked and it really was and while Sinek's can say the new Cody would win due to how much the odds were against him, the match was so well played that even if you knew the finish, the WWE kept you on a high speed chase with endless twists and turns. Surprise appearances from John Cena, the Undertaker and the Rock added to the excitement making this an unforgettable match, an unforgettable WrestleMania. But they have it folks, I'll recap and review of Night 2 of WrestleMania. Be sure to look out for other videos that are coming today and I'll see you next time with some more wrestling content.