WrestleMania 38

## Saturday

### Becky Lynch (c) vs. Bianca Belair

Sporting a brand-new hairdo thanks to the actions of Bianca Belair, a furious Becky Lynch slapped The EST of WWE after the bell rang before delivering a huge Manhandle Slam looking to recreate her 26-second win from Summerslam, but only earned a two-count.

After a flurry of reversals, action spilled outside the ring where Big Time Becks took control after tossing Belair into the steel steps, rolling her back into the ring for a pair of Becksploder Suplexes. The Raw Women’s Champion targeted Belair’s injured throat, answering every attempt Belair made at building any momentum until the former SmackDown Women’s Champion powered Lynch up for a vertical suplex outside the ring.

Belair kept her foot on the gas, planting Lynch with a Glam Slam before dropping her onto the turnbuckle and landing a 450 Splash from the second rope for a shocking nearfall. The two heated rivals continued to trade blows until Lynch used Belair’s braid to pull her into the ring post, lifting her up for a Manhandle Slam on the steel steps and a near count out.

Frustrated, Lynch pulled an exhausted Belair off the mat for another Manhandle Slam, but The EST of WWE flipped out of the attempt, hoisted Lynch up and drove her through the ring with a huge K.O.D. to earn the victory and become the new Raw Women’s Champion.

### Charlotte Flair vs. Ronda Rousey

The intensity of the rivalry between Charlotte Flair and Ronda Rousey was apparent from the onset as the two Superstars held nothing back in the opening minutes with Flair dropping Rousey onto the ring apron before promptly tossing her to the arena floor.

Flair and Rousey grappled and exchanged submission attempts as both made it abundantly clear leading up to the match that they wanted tap the other one out. After a devastating spear, The Opportunity hung Rousey up in the ropes for a submission attempt until Rousey sat up and launched Flair off the top rope with an arm drag.

Rousey nearly locked in the armbar after a Piper’s Pit, but the SmackDown Women’s Champion rolled out of it and responded with a big boot. After multiple submission attempts and reversals, Rousey finally cinched in the ankle lock, dropping to the mat and only relinquishing her grip after a few swift kicks to the head. Flair answered in kind with a Figure Eight, but somehow Rousey was able to reverse the pressure and roll out of the ring to break the hold.

After both Superstars were nearly counted out, Rousey thought she had the match won with another Piper’s Pit as the referee counted to three, but he then noticed Flair’s foot on the rope. Flair went for the Figure Eight again but was kicked off and sent flying into the referee. Rousey jumped in and locked in the armbar forcing Flair to tap, but the ref was knocked out and didn’t see it. As Rousey attempted to revive the official, Flair caught her with a second big boot to score the pinfall and retain her title.

### Women's Tag Team Championship 4-Way

The WWE Women’s Tag Team Title underwent a glow-up at WrestleMania, courtesy of Naomi & Sasha Banks.

“The Boss ‘n’ Glow” brought an end to Carmella & Queen Zelina’s reign of terror, overcoming not only that arrogant duo, but also Rhea Ripley & Liv Morgan and Shayna Baszler & Natalya in a cyclonic Fatal 4-Way Match that left the WWE Universe breathless.

The tags between teammates and opposing squads came fast and furious, as did the high-impact hits and near-falls. Baszler wrenched limbs with bad intentions, Carmella scored with a top-rope hurricanrana on The Nightmare, and Natalya clobbered Mella with a fierce clothesline. The match grew only more chaotic from there, with Morgan and Ripley at one point taking all their opponents to the mat with tandem Towers of Doom from opposite corners of the ring.

Throughout the mayhem, Banks & Naomi never lost sight of the prize, and their finely tuned teamwork was the difference-maker. In the bout’s waning moments, Carmella fumed over getting only a two-count off a superkick to Naomi. That left her vulnerable to a flurry of quick attacks by “The Boss ‘n’ Glow,” culminating with an innovative double-team move that sent the vainglorious and self-proclaimed “Most Beautiful Woman in WWE” face-first into Banks’ knees. The three-count was not far behind.

The victory marks the start of Banks’ third reign as Tag Team Champion and Naomi’s first championship win since 2017.

## Quick Results

* Bianca Belair def. Becky Lynch to win the Raw Women’s Championship
* Charlotte Flair def. Ronda Rousey to retain the SmackDown Women's Championship
* Sasha Banks & Naomi def. Carmella & Queen Zelina, Rhea Ripley & Liv Morgan and Shayna Baszler & Natalya to win the WWE Women's Tag Team Championship (Fatal 4-Way Match)