After the return of “Stone Cold” Steve Austin, a win with the signing of Bianca Belair and another memorable WrestleMania victory for Charlotte Flair, WrestleMania 38 continues on Sunday night with many big races. Roman Reigns and Brock Lesnar will focus on the main event in a fight to determine the undisputed WWE Champion. Both the WWE Championship and the Universal Championship will be on the line in the “Winner Take All” race and after months of intense concentration with Paul Heyman at its center, the two will finally take their race on Sunday night. Two label team titles will be on the line as Raw-tag team champions RK-Bro aim to keep up against Street Profits and Alpha Academy, while Carmella and Queen Zelina will fight Naomi and Sasha Banks, Liv Morgan and Rhea Ripley and Natalya and Shayna Baszler. in a fatal 4-place race for women’s gold. There are also several unique participants on Sunday night, with Pat McAfee stepping out of the broadcast booth to face Austin Theory, Johnny Knoxville trying to harness Sami Zayn’s best in a “Anything Goes” fight and Bobby Lashley to face Omos in it. could be a first big test for the tallest man in WWE. Find out how we got here with our Lapsed Fan guide and follow along as we summarize each race as it happens.
Ongoing match: Anything Goes Match – Sami Zayn vs. Johnny Knoxville
Results:
Bobby Lasley or. Ομος
WWE This fight had the weakest structure of anything on the two-night stand and was given as such, perhaps in an even more confusing way than expected. Lasley played the underdog in the fight, as Omos emerged as the physically superior competitor. Which, in turn, would be a fascinating story if it were not for the fact that the feeling biceps standing in front of him with the nickname “The Almighty” is anything but a natural outsider. After a few minutes, Lashley came together after a bear hug to offer a no-brainer for the 7-foot Omos and then gave him a spear and finally the pin. What follows: Bobby Lashley leaves the match looking really strong and strong, something we already knew about Bobby Lashley. Omos has absolutely no benefit from this loss, which makes the result even more strange. Why not let Lasley acquire some strengths to keep his reputation intact, but win over Homo to build his momentum? Unless there is momentum to build, that is?
Championships Raw tag-team: RK-Bro (Matt Riddle & Randy Orton) (γ) def. The Street Profits and Alpha Academy
The opening race at Night 2 plagued the Dallas crowd at “This is awesome!” chanting, as a fierce fight without DQ, without measurement reached an incredible crescendo. With Orton down and the ring clean, Montez Ford prepared for a top-rope finisher. Riddle returned from the outside, jumped over the turn and gave a top RKO to Ford, who bounced out of the ring after the collision. With Riddle down after the maneuver, Chad Gable of Alpha Academy climbed the ropes to finish Riddle just to be caught in the middle of the flight by Orton for an RKO. Orton nailed Gable to end the match and hold the titles with RK-Bro. RKO SPRING FROM THE TOP ROPE !!! W # WrestleMania @SuperKingofBros pic.twitter.com/UYD170YgX6 – WWE (@WWE) April 4, 2022 This was just a really fun, wild festival between three teams with unique chemistry. Riddle and Orton pulled out a synchronized DDT with ropes. The Profits drove a celestial Blockbuster on the Gable. But my favorite point of the “logical fight” in the fight was when Dawkins nailed Riddle and Otis broke the pin by throwing the body at Dawkins. Angel, my friend: 330 pounds have just been added to your pin! Just stay there! After the match, The Profits returned to the ring for a red cup solo celebration with RK-Bro, inviting 21-year-old WWE rookie Gable Steveson to the ring to join them. However… What follows: … Chad Gable returned to the ring and struck the cup from Stepson’s hand. Chad told him in “Shoosh!” Stivson bent him. And now we have a first match, between two former Olympians. As for the RK-Bro, they could use a new contra after this three-part dance.
Triple H opens the show
W # WrestleMania @TripleH pic.twitter.com/9SeJ9kyhZR – WWE (@WWE) April 4, 2022 Former WWE Triple H star opens the show with the traditional “Welcome … to WrestleMania!” screaming, but his surprise at the opening of Night 2 was more shocking than that. After soaking up the applause from a crowd he appreciated – shouting “Thank you, Hunter” – the man known as “The Game” put his boots in the middle of the ring, marking the end of his career in the ring. Triple H first made the announcement to Stephen A. Smith on ESPN’s First Take. The 52-year-old 14-time world champion previously appeared at WrestleMania this weekend at NXT Stand & Deliver on Saturday, along with Tommaso Ciampa on stage after his defeat by Tony D’Angelo, which is expected to be his last NXT fight. Ciampa. .
Still coming:
Winner of all unification matches: Universal Roman Reigns Champion vs. WWE Champion Brock Lesnar Women’s Tag Championship: Carmella & Queen Zelina (c) vs. Naomi & Sasha Banks vs. Liv Morgan & Rhea Ripley vs. Natalya & Shayna Baszler Austin Theory vs. Pat McAfee New Day (King Woods and Kofi Kingston) vs. Sheamus and Ridge Holland Edge vs. AJ Styles
title: “Johnny Knoxville Defeats Sami Zayn " ShowToc: true date: “2022-11-24” author: “Mary Branson”
After the return of “Stone Cold” Steve Austin, a win with the signing of Bianca Belair and another memorable WrestleMania victory for Charlotte Flair, WrestleMania 38 continues on Sunday night with many big races. Roman Reigns and Brock Lesnar will focus on the main event in a fight to determine the undisputed WWE Champion. Both the WWE Championship and the Universal Championship will be on the line in the “Winner Take All” race and after months of intense concentration with Paul Heyman at its center, the two will finally take their race on Sunday night. Two label team titles will be on the line as Raw-tag team champions RK-Bro aim to keep up against Street Profits and Alpha Academy, while Carmella and Queen Zelina will fight Naomi and Sasha Banks, Liv Morgan and Rhea Ripley and Natalya and Shayna Baszler. in a fatal 4-place race for women’s gold. There are also several unique participants on Sunday night, with Pat McAfee stepping out of the broadcast booth to face Austin Theory, Johnny Knoxville trying to harness Sami Zayn’s best in a “Anything Goes” fight and Bobby Lashley to face Omos in it. could be a first big test for the tallest man in WWE. Find out how we got here with our Lapsed Fan guide and follow along as we summarize each race as it happens.
Ongoing match: Women’s Tag Championship: Carmella & Queen Zelina (c) vs. Naomi & Sasha Banks vs. Liv Morgan & Rhea Ripley vs. Natalya & Shayna Baszler
Results:
Anything Goes Match – Johnny Knoxville def. Sami Zayn
If you’re going to make the “Jackass Forever” star appear on WrestleMania, it’s best to make it as absurd as possible. The mission was completed as Knoxville defeated Zane in a fight whose insanity accumulated as quickly as the injuries of Knoxville’s career. Knoxville, also known as “The South Knoxville Strong Guy”, arrived in a red and white superhero costume with goggles – which we immediately realized was to protect him from the fire extinguisher that exploded in the first two minutes of the race. There was a stop sign, trash can, trash cans, a crutch, a cookie sheet, a table broken by an Exploder suplex by Zayn, an air horn Knoxville used to stop a Helluva Kick, Chris “Party Boy” Pont in a thong, Wee Man appears below the ring before hitting Zayn’s body and then kicks directly in the face, a bowling ball in Zayn’s groin followed by a prosthetic leg with a boot reaching the same point, a teaser and a giant hand slap that was, as Pat McAfee put it, “the size of Wee Man.” For better or worse, this match had it all. Knoxville won and the finish was like a deleted “Jackass Forever” scene. Early in the race, Zayn found a table under the ring with a few dozen mousetraps stuck in it. This became “Chekhov’s table full of mousetraps”, as it contributed to his final death. Zayn tentatively climbed the rope, as Knoxville had previously activated the ring post pyro to scare him. Knoxville arrived with a barbecue tweezers in Sami’s most sensitive areas and threw Sami at the aforementioned table with a mouse trap. WEE-MANIA !!!!!! @ iamweeman just picked up @SamiZayn for a body slam at #WrestleMania! @Jackassworld pic.twitter.com/yS6tFamh6g – WWE (@WWE) April 4, 2022 With the help of Jackass’s crew, Knoxville brought a giant mouse trap into the ring. Teaser made Zayn, who fell down “where the cheese goes” according to McAfee. Knoxville had a hard time setting off the trick, but eventually passed it on to Sami’s chest for the completely hilarious pin. What follows: Hopefully Knoxville will be the champion of a revamped and WWE-focused comedy department, but probably not. As for Zayn, it will be difficult to overcome these comic heights – how about something a little more serious and a challenge to regain the intercontinental title?
Bobby Lasley or. Ομος
WWE This fight had the weakest structure of anything on the two-night stand and was given as such, perhaps in an even more confusing way than expected. Lasley played the underdog in the fight, as Omos emerged as the physically superior competitor. Which, in turn, would be a fascinating story if it were not for the fact that the feeling biceps standing in front of him with the nickname “The Almighty” is anything but a natural outsider. After a few minutes, Lashley came together after a bear hug to offer a no-brainer for the 7-foot Omos and then gave him a spear and finally the pin. What follows: Bobby Lashley leaves the match looking really strong and strong, something we already knew about Bobby Lashley. Omos has absolutely no benefit from this loss, which makes the result even more strange. Why not let Lasley acquire some strengths to keep his reputation intact, but win over Homo to build his momentum? Unless there is momentum to build, that is?
Championships Raw tag-team: RK-Bro (Matt Riddle & Randy Orton) (γ) def. The Street Profits and Alpha Academy
The opening race at Night 2 plagued the Dallas crowd at “This is awesome!” chanting, as a fierce fight without DQ, without measurement reached an incredible crescendo. With Orton down and the ring clean, Montez Ford prepared for a top-rope finisher. Riddle returned from the outside, jumped over the turn and gave a top RKO to Ford, who bounced out of the ring after the collision. With Riddle down after the maneuver, Chad Gable of Alpha Academy climbed the ropes to finish Riddle just to be caught in the middle of the flight by Orton for an RKO. Orton nailed Gable to end the match and hold the titles with RK-Bro. RKO SPRING FROM THE TOP ROPE !!! W # WrestleMania @SuperKingofBros pic.twitter.com/UYD170YgX6 – WWE (@WWE) April 4, 2022 This was just a really fun, wild festival between three teams with unique chemistry. Riddle and Orton pulled out a synchronized DDT with ropes. The Profits drove a celestial Blockbuster on the Gable. But my favorite point of the “logical fight” in the fight was when Dawkins nailed Riddle and Otis broke the pin by throwing the body at Dawkins. Angel, my friend: 330 pounds have just been added to your pin! Just stay there! After the match, The Profits returned to the ring for a red cup solo celebration with RK-Bro, inviting 21-year-old WWE rookie Gable Steveson to the ring to join them. However… What follows: … Chad Gable returned to the ring and struck the cup from Stepson’s hand. Chad told him in “Shoosh!” Stivson bent him. And now we have a first match, between two former Olympians. As for the RK-Bro, they could use a new contra after this three-part dance.
Triple H opens the show
W # WrestleMania @TripleH pic.twitter.com/9SeJ9kyhZR – WWE (@WWE) April 4, 2022 Former WWE Triple H star opens the show with the traditional “Welcome … to WrestleMania!” screaming, but his surprise at the opening of Night 2 was more shocking than that. After soaking up the applause from a crowd he appreciated – shouting “Thank you, Hunter” – the man known as “The Game” put his boots in the middle of the ring, marking the end of his career in the ring. Triple H first made the announcement to Stephen A. Smith on ESPN’s First Take. The 52-year-old 14-time world champion previously appeared at WrestleMania this weekend at NXT Stand & Deliver on Saturday, along with Tommaso Ciampa on stage after his defeat by Tony D’Angelo, which is expected to be his last NXT fight. Ciampa. .
Still coming:
Winner of all unification matches: Universal Roman Reigns Champion vs. WWE Champion Brock Lesnar Austin Theory vs. Pat McAfee New Day (King Woods and Kofi Kingston) vs. Sheamus and Ridge Holland Edge vs. AJ Styles
