WrestleMania 32: 22 Best Internet Reactions To Roman Reigns' Win

Easily the most memorable moment of the night saw Shane McMahon take a death-defying leap from the top of the Hell in a Cell through a table, but even this awesomeness couldn't completely distract from how underwhelming the show ended up being overall.

What does it say about the product when Shane shows up like a month before Mania, says that it's all a mess, claims that he's going to change it, and then has his plans stopped dead in their tracks by a loss to The Undertaker? It's the equivalent of creative saying, "We're self-aware enough to know the product blows, but we're going to do nothing about it."

Shane could've saved us from the laborious Trips-Roman program, but instead, it felt like Vince was telling outspoken fans to shut up and like whatever he tells them to, which in this case happens to be the new WWE World Heavyweight Champ.