Ranking All 35 WWE WrestleManias From Worst To Best

2018’s WrestleMania marked an improvement from the previous two years, but really, you have to take one important step: Stop the PPV halfway through.

Everything through the mixed tag match between Kurt Angle & Ronda Rousey and Triple H & Stephanie McMahon was either good or outstanding. It was a perfectly enjoyable event, with really good Intercontinental and SmackDown Women’s Championship matches.

But after the outstanding, gloriously overbooked extravaganza that was Rousey’s debut match, the wheels really fell off. We had to endure an Undertaker squash of John Cena, a dull SmackDown Tag Team Championship match, a drawn-out Raw Women’s Championship match and a WWE Championship match that was billed as an instant classic but simply was pretty good.

That doesn’t take into account two abominations: 1) Nicholas, Raw Tag Team champion, and 2) the entire Roman Reigns/Brock Lesnar main event. The Universal Championship match was awful and should be immediately forgotten, it was just that bad. Those last two matches dragged the entire PPV down into the lower half despite three fantastic matches to open the show.