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WrestleMania 35
KickOff Show
Tony Nese beat Buddy Murphy© - CWC
Carmella eliminated Sarah Logan to win – Ninth Wonder Battle Royal
Curt Hawkins & Zack Ryder beat The Revival – RTTC
Braun Strowman eliminated Colin Jost to win – ARMBAR
Pay Per View
Seth Rollins beat Brock Lesnar with Paul Heyman© - Universal
AJ Styles defeated Randy Orton
The Usos© beat Black & Ricochet, The Bar and Rusev & Shinsuke Nakamura – SDTTC
Shane McMahon beat The Miz – Falls Count Anywhere
Boss & Hug Co© beat Divas of Doom, Samoan Slaughterhouse & The Iconics – WTTC
Kofi Kingston w New Day beat Daniel Bryan with Erick Rowan© - WWE
Samoa Joe© beat Rey Mysterio – USC
Roman Reigns beat Drew McIntyre
Triple H beat Batista – Both Men’s Last Match
Baron Corbin beat Kurt Angle – Angle’s Retirement
Finn Balor beat Bobby Lashley with Lio Rush© - ICC
Becky Lynch beat Charlotte Flair© and Ronda Rousey© - RWC & SDWC
KickOff Show
Tony Nese beat Buddy Murphy© - CWC
Carmella eliminated Sarah Logan to win – Ninth Wonder Battle Royal
Curt Hawkins & Zack Ryder beat The Revival – RTTC
Braun Strowman eliminated Colin Jost to win – ARMBAR
Pay Per View
Seth Rollins beat Brock Lesnar with Paul Heyman© - Universal
AJ Styles defeated Randy Orton
The Usos© beat Black & Ricochet, The Bar and Rusev & Shinsuke Nakamura – SDTTC
Shane McMahon beat The Miz – Falls Count Anywhere
Boss & Hug Co© beat Divas of Doom, Samoan Slaughterhouse & The Iconics – WTTC
Kofi Kingston w New Day beat Daniel Bryan with Erick Rowan© - WWE
Samoa Joe© beat Rey Mysterio – USC
Roman Reigns beat Drew McIntyre
Triple H beat Batista – Both Men’s Last Match
Baron Corbin beat Kurt Angle – Angle’s Retirement
Finn Balor beat Bobby Lashley with Lio Rush© - ICC
Becky Lynch beat Charlotte Flair© and Ronda Rousey© - RWC & SDWC
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Monday Night RAW Roster – 8/4
Paige – General Manager
Corey Graves & Michael Cole – Commentary
Charlie Caruso – Interviewer
Mike Rome – Ring Announcer
Corey Graves & Michael Cole – Commentary
Charlie Caruso – Interviewer
Mike Rome – Ring Announcer
Alexa Bliss
Alicia Fox
Bayley
Becky Lynch
Beth Phoenix
Dana Brooke
Ember Moon
Lacey Evans
Liv Morgan
Mickie James
Natalya Neidhart
Nia Jax
Ronda Rousey – Inactive
Ruby Riott
Sarah Logan
Sasha Banks
Tamina Snuka
Alicia Fox
Bayley
Becky Lynch
Beth Phoenix
Dana Brooke
Ember Moon
Lacey Evans
Liv Morgan
Mickie James
Natalya Neidhart
Nia Jax
Ronda Rousey – Inactive
Ruby Riott
Sarah Logan
Sasha Banks
Tamina Snuka
Akam
Aleister Black
Apollo Crews
Baron Corbin
Bo Dallas
Bobby Lashley
Braun Strowman
Bray Wyatt
Chad Gable
Curt Hawkins
Curtis Axel
Dash Wilder
Dolph Ziggler
Drew McIntyre
Elias
Fandango
Finn Balor
Heath Slater
Jinder Mahal
Konnor
Lio Rush
Mojo Rawley
No Way Jose
Rezar
Rhyno
Ricochet
Roman Reigns
Sami Zayn
Samir Singh
Scott Dawson
Seth Rollins
Sunil Singh
Titus O’Neil
Tucker
Tyler Breeze
Viktor
Zack Ryder
Aleister Black
Apollo Crews
Baron Corbin
Bo Dallas
Bobby Lashley
Braun Strowman
Bray Wyatt
Chad Gable
Curt Hawkins
Curtis Axel
Dash Wilder
Dolph Ziggler
Drew McIntyre
Elias
Fandango
Finn Balor
Heath Slater
Jinder Mahal
Konnor
Lio Rush
Mojo Rawley
No Way Jose
Rezar
Rhyno
Ricochet
Roman Reigns
Sami Zayn
Samir Singh
Scott Dawson
Seth Rollins
Sunil Singh
Titus O’Neil
Tucker
Tyler Breeze
Viktor
Zack Ryder
Authors of Pain
Bobby Lashley & Lio Rush
Bobby Roode & Chad Gable
Boss & Hug Co
Breezango
Curt Hawkins & Zack Ryder
Divas of Doom
Heavy Machinery
Jinder Mahal & Singh Brothers
Riott Squad
Samoan Slaughterhouse
The Ascension
The B-Team
The Revival
Bobby Lashley & Lio Rush
Bobby Roode & Chad Gable
Boss & Hug Co
Breezango
Curt Hawkins & Zack Ryder
Divas of Doom
Heavy Machinery
Jinder Mahal & Singh Brothers
Riott Squad
Samoan Slaughterhouse
The Ascension
The B-Team
The Revival
Tuesday Night Smackdown Roster – 8/4
Shane McMahon – General Manager
Aiden English & Tom Phillips – Commentary
Cathy Kelly – Interviewer
Greg Hamilton – Ring Announcer
Aiden English & Tom Phillips – Commentary
Cathy Kelly – Interviewer
Greg Hamilton – Ring Announcer
Asuka
Bayley
Becky Lynch
Billie Kay
Carmella
Charlotte Flair
Lana
Mandy Rose
Naomi
Nikki Cross
Peyton Royce
Sonya Deville
Zelina Vega
Bayley
Becky Lynch
Billie Kay
Carmella
Charlotte Flair
Lana
Mandy Rose
Naomi
Nikki Cross
Peyton Royce
Sonya Deville
Zelina Vega
AJ Styles
Alexander Wolfe
Andrade Cein Almas
Big E
Big Show – Injured
Cesaro
Daniel Bryan
Epico
Eric Young
Erick Rowan
Jeff Hardy
Jey Uso
Jimmy Uso
Karl Anderson
Kevin Owens
Killian Dain
Kofi Kingston
Luke Harper
Luke Gallows
Matt Hardy
Mustafa Ali
Primo
R-Truth
Randy Orton
Rey Mysterio
Rusev
Samoa Joe
Sheamus
Shelton Benjamin
Shinsuke Nakamura
Sin Cara
The Miz
Xavier Woods
Alexander Wolfe
Andrade Cein Almas
Big E
Big Show – Injured
Cesaro
Daniel Bryan
Epico
Eric Young
Erick Rowan
Jeff Hardy
Jey Uso
Jimmy Uso
Karl Anderson
Kevin Owens
Killian Dain
Kofi Kingston
Luke Harper
Luke Gallows
Matt Hardy
Mustafa Ali
Primo
R-Truth
Randy Orton
Rey Mysterio
Rusev
Samoa Joe
Sheamus
Shelton Benjamin
Shinsuke Nakamura
Sin Cara
The Miz
Xavier Woods
Boss & Hug Co
Epico & Primo
Fire & Desire
Good Brothers
New Day
Rusev & Shinsuke Nakamura
SaNiTy
The Bar
The Hardy’s
The Iconics
The Club
Epico & Primo
Fire & Desire
Good Brothers
New Day
Rusev & Shinsuke Nakamura
SaNiTy
The Bar
The Hardy’s
The Iconics
The Club
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Champions + Championships
Universal Championship
Seth Rollins
WWE Championship
Kofi Kingston
Kofi Kingston
RAW Women’s Championship
Becky Lynch
Becky Lynch
Smackdown Women’s Championship
Becky Lynch
Becky Lynch
Intercontinental Championship
Finn Balor
Finn Balor
United States Championship
Samoa Joe
Samoa Joe
Cruiserweight Championship
Tony Nese
Tony Nese
RAW Tag Team Championship
Curt Hawkins & Zack Ryder
Curt Hawkins & Zack Ryder
Smackdown Tag Team Championship
The Usos
The Usos
Women’s Tag Team Championship
Boss & Hug Connection
Championship Histories
Boss & Hug Connection
Championship Histories
Universal Championship
Brock Lesnar
Length of Reign
Crown Jewel 18 – WrestleMania 35 - 156 Days
Brock Lesnar
Length of Reign
Crown Jewel 18 – WrestleMania 35 - 156 Days
WWE Championship
Daniel Bryan
Daniel Bryan
Length of Reign
TNS – 13/11/18 – WrestleMania 35 - 145 Days
TNS – 13/11/18 – WrestleMania 35 - 145 Days
RAW Women’s Championship
Ronda Rousey
Ronda Rousey
Length of Reign
Summerslam 18 – WrestleMania 35 - 231 Days
Summerslam 18 – WrestleMania 35 - 231 Days
Smackdown Women’s Championship
Charlotte Flair
Charlotte Flair
Length of Reign
TNS – 26/3/19 – WrestleMania 35 - 12 Days
TNS – 26/3/19 – WrestleMania 35 - 12 Days
Intercontinental Championship
Bobby Lashley
Bobby Lashley
Length of Reign
MNR – 14/1/19 – WrestleMania 35 - 83 Days
MNR – 14/1/19 – WrestleMania 35 - 83 Days
United States Championship
Shinsuke Nakamura
Length of Reign
Royal Rumble 19 – WrestleMania 35 - 70 Days
Royal Rumble 19 – WrestleMania 35 - 70 Days
Cruiserweight Championship
Buddy Murphy
Buddy Murphy
Length of Reign
Super Showdown 18 – WrestleMania 35 - 183 Days
Super Showdown 18 – WrestleMania 35 - 183 Days
RAW Tag Team Championship
The Revival
Length of Reign
MNR 11/2/19 – WrestleMania 35 - 55 Days
MNR 11/2/19 – WrestleMania 35 - 55 Days
Smackdown Tag Team Championship
Shane McMahon & The Miz
Length of Reign
Royal Rumble 2019 – No Way Out 2019 - 21 Days
Royal Rumble 2019 – No Way Out 2019 - 21 Days
Women’s Tag Team Championship
Not applicable – Boss & Hug are the first champions
Not applicable – Boss & Hug are the first champions
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Pay Per View Schedule
Money in the Bank – 19/5
Great American Bash – 23/6
Judgement Day – 27/7
Summerslam – 11/8
Fall Brawl – 15/9
Halloween Havoc – 31/10
Survivor Series – 24/11
Armageddon – 15/12
More to be Added
Pay Per View History
Royal Rumble – 27/1
No Way Out – 17/2
Spring Stampede – 10/3
WrestleMania 35 – 7/4
More to be Added
Money in the Bank – 19/5
Great American Bash – 23/6
Judgement Day – 27/7
Summerslam – 11/8
Fall Brawl – 15/9
Halloween Havoc – 31/10
Survivor Series – 24/11
Armageddon – 15/12
More to be Added
Pay Per View History
Royal Rumble – 27/1
No Way Out – 17/2
Spring Stampede – 10/3
WrestleMania 35 – 7/4
More to be Added
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Post-Mania News & Notes
This year’s iteration of the Night After Mania edition of Monday Night RAW will paint a clearer picture of the future of the company. Topics that will be covered are the presentation of the company’s weekly television broadcasts. Also, on the agender although it is only rumoured at this point in time, is that the company will be focused on treating both Monday Night RAW and Tuesday Night Smackdown as completely separate from each other. With that being said it is also speculated that the futures of co-branded and dual wielding champions will be addressed.
One superstar who is not being factored into creative plans for the foreseeable future is the now former WWE Universal Champion. That being the “Beast Incarnate” Brock Lesnar who is taking yet another of his extended breaks from the company.
WrestleMania 35 was historic in many ways but the most shocking things it will be remembered for when the WWE Universe looks back on it. Is that it will be the final World Wrestling Entertainment pay per view event under the complete control of Vince McMahon. The chairman of World Wrestling Entertainment has decided to take a step back from his usual iron fist approach to the creative direction of the company’s future. More than likely he will be leaving the business in the more than capable hands of his daughter Stephanie McMahon and her husband Paul “Triple H” Levesque.
It is being reported that a trio of departures from the company have been confirmed as well as the news of several requested releases being refused. The trio of WWE superstars leaving the company are as a result of their current deals reaching their conclusion more than them being releases. Those three men are former WWE Champion Dean Ambrose who is gaining huge interest both in the USA and international markets, Dustin “Goldust” Rhodes who being a tenured star with company is expected to sign with All Elite Wrestling. The third and final man is Lars Sullivan who showed a little bit of talent early on but due to personal reasons has decided to quit the professional wrestling industry. Moving onto the news regarding requested releases the likes of Luke Harper and The Revival have asked for their releases. But all of them have been denied at this point in time.
WWE Hall of Famer the” Glamazon” Beth Phoenix made her in ring return at the WrestleMania 35 pay per view event. To unsuccessfully take part in the fatal four-way match for the WWE Women’s Tag Team Championship, alongside her Divas of Doom tag team partner Natalya Neidhart. It turns out this match wasn’t a once off appearance and Phoenix will continue to be part of the Monday Night RAW women’s division.
In the final and most shocking piece of post-mania news that has come to light is the sudden and abrupt conclusion to a business deal. The business deal in question is the one the company had with the Saudi Arabian government, a deal that the WWE Universe wasn’t a fan of but had accepted. The deal has reached it’s sudden and abrupt conclusion due to increased pressure and scrutiny from the company’s other sponsors.
This year’s iteration of the Night After Mania edition of Monday Night RAW will paint a clearer picture of the future of the company. Topics that will be covered are the presentation of the company’s weekly television broadcasts. Also, on the agender although it is only rumoured at this point in time, is that the company will be focused on treating both Monday Night RAW and Tuesday Night Smackdown as completely separate from each other. With that being said it is also speculated that the futures of co-branded and dual wielding champions will be addressed.
One superstar who is not being factored into creative plans for the foreseeable future is the now former WWE Universal Champion. That being the “Beast Incarnate” Brock Lesnar who is taking yet another of his extended breaks from the company.
WrestleMania 35 was historic in many ways but the most shocking things it will be remembered for when the WWE Universe looks back on it. Is that it will be the final World Wrestling Entertainment pay per view event under the complete control of Vince McMahon. The chairman of World Wrestling Entertainment has decided to take a step back from his usual iron fist approach to the creative direction of the company’s future. More than likely he will be leaving the business in the more than capable hands of his daughter Stephanie McMahon and her husband Paul “Triple H” Levesque.
It is being reported that a trio of departures from the company have been confirmed as well as the news of several requested releases being refused. The trio of WWE superstars leaving the company are as a result of their current deals reaching their conclusion more than them being releases. Those three men are former WWE Champion Dean Ambrose who is gaining huge interest both in the USA and international markets, Dustin “Goldust” Rhodes who being a tenured star with company is expected to sign with All Elite Wrestling. The third and final man is Lars Sullivan who showed a little bit of talent early on but due to personal reasons has decided to quit the professional wrestling industry. Moving onto the news regarding requested releases the likes of Luke Harper and The Revival have asked for their releases. But all of them have been denied at this point in time.
WWE Hall of Famer the” Glamazon” Beth Phoenix made her in ring return at the WrestleMania 35 pay per view event. To unsuccessfully take part in the fatal four-way match for the WWE Women’s Tag Team Championship, alongside her Divas of Doom tag team partner Natalya Neidhart. It turns out this match wasn’t a once off appearance and Phoenix will continue to be part of the Monday Night RAW women’s division.
In the final and most shocking piece of post-mania news that has come to light is the sudden and abrupt conclusion to a business deal. The business deal in question is the one the company had with the Saudi Arabian government, a deal that the WWE Universe wasn’t a fan of but had accepted. The deal has reached it’s sudden and abrupt conclusion due to increased pressure and scrutiny from the company’s other sponsors.
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