Ranking All 35 WWE WrestleManias From Worst To Best

WrestleMania 32 was the birth of the current Mania trend to have an unending, marathon show that tests fans’ wills and endurance.

While WM 30 and 31 had eight and nine matches, respectively, WM 32 jumped to 12 (with 33 and 34 adding one match each and WM 35 topping out at 16). In addition to WrestleMania 32 being long, it just wasn’t that good.

Let’s review: Brock Lesnar’s boring, extended squash of Dean Ambrose was disappointing; the Hell in a Cell match had WWE executive Shane McMahon hang with Undertaker for 30 minutes; Three retired wrestlers (legends, to be sure) beat up six current wrestlers, making them all look like goofs; and AJ Styles losing his WM debut.

Then, when the show was already past the point most would have packed it in, we got a 20-minute segment with The Rock and the Wyatt Family that might have been fun when only watching that portion, but at the time, you were wondering when it would all end.

Oh, and Roman Reigns battled Triple H in a title match that soaked in the boos from fans and sent everyone home disgruntled… and tired.