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Rhea Ripley is back on top after overcoming WWE Women's Champion Jade Cargill at WrestleMania 42 Night 2 in Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas. Thanks to the aid of Iyo Sky, Ripley was able to secure another reign as a world champion in Sunday's penultimate match.

The early stages of the match quickly centered around Ripley's injured back. She sold a pair of scoop slams like death, as she fought the champion off the best she could. However, a toss to the barricade and Blue Thunder Bomb to Ripley saw the challenger smile like a woman possessed. Ripley ran right into a surprise Crossface, only to lift Cargill up and off of her and land a kick.

Kicks remained an X-factor for Ripley as the match progressed. Another connected for Ripley after a strike exchange, ending with Ripley dropping Cargill with an Electric Chair face drop. She wanted the Riptide afterward, but failed to pull it off and took a whipping Spinebuster.

Ripley countered Jaded with a roll-up pin. The Shining Wizard kick for Ripley followed, and she wanted to couple it with a Razor's Edge. That didn't pan out when B-Fab and Michin interfered ringside — then Cargill landed a One-Winged Angel, which Michael Cole coined the "Sandstorm". Ripley survived.

Sky arrived ringside with her entrance music, hitting to no reaction. She took out the ringside henchwomen, which distracted the champion and nearly got her caught in a Riptide. They went trading finisher attempts until Ripley landed the Riptide and picked up her fourth world title victory.

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"The Demon" Finn Balor returned with a vengeance to put away Dominik Mysterio at WrestleMania 42 Night 2 in Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas. The match was shifted to a Street Fight on Saturday night, a change which resulted in additional mayhem and Balor showing off in his finest form.

Any "Demon" Balor entrance remains the among coolest WWE has to offer, and Sunday night was no exception. Mysterio cowered behind the announce desk in fear as his former Judgement Day stablemate appeared, which made the whole presentation all the better. As soon as the bell sounded, Balor crawled to the center of the ring, leaving Mysterio questioning whether or not he should even enter the squared circle.

Balor seemed to be having much more fun with this version of his character than when we last saw it. He really hammed it up, beating Mysterio down early and often, and then introducing a kendo stick to the proceedings. Balor also went for a table, which allowed Mysterio to hit a suicide dive and return the favor with a kendo stick of his own. Chairs were the next weapons, as Mysterio got creative with the furniture, setting them up in the middle of the ring — only to get countered with a suplex drop.

A 619 and Frog Splash from Mysterio connected to try to put the match away, but Balor kicked out at one. Balor sought a Coup de Grace afterward, but missed and ran into a chair shot.

Mysterio did his best to pull out all the stops by setting up a table in the corner, and Balor crashed through the wood after taking a superkick. Another 619 with a chair over Balor's head, followed by another Frog Splash, still failed to put Balor away.

The match neared its crescendo when Mysterio propped up another table. Balor fought away from it, blasting Mysterio with chair shots before he put one over Mysterio's head and shotgun drop-kicked him.

A Coup de Grace through the table followed, and Balor scored his revenge with a win.

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Oba Femi made easy work of Brock Lesnar in a star-making moment at WrestleMania 42 Night 2 in Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas. It also may have been Lesnar's last match, as he appeared to retire after the loss.

Femi's arrival was one of the most anticipated of WrestleMania weekend. The crowd was all the way there for the former NXT Champion to open Sunday night in his battle against WWE's former "Next Big Thing," and the match started with the pair locking up with the classic collar-elbow tie-up to test their strength. Lesnar then picked up Femi to put him in the corner, but was quickly shucked off and clotheslined in disbelief.

The match then ventured outside the ring as Lesnar rammed Femi into the ring post and steel steps to get the edge, before returning to the ring as Femi took a trip to "Suplex City." 

Lesnar's sudden momentum appear to cool him down and calm his visible frustrations. He even did some showboating to the crowd, which isn't typical for the former world champion.

But Femi eventually fought back to land a sequence of European uppercuts until Lesnar countered with an F-5, which Femi stunningly no-sold. 

Femi followed with a huge chokeslam and Fall From Grace for the win. 

A star isn't born, it only further shines. For WWE's next era, Femi is that guy.

More surprisingly, after the match, Lesnar removed his gloves and boots in the center of the ring in an emotional scene, embracing Paul Heyman and waving to the crowd in an apparent retirement.

"The Beast" has seemingly called it a career to start WrestleMania 42 Night 2.

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Bron Breakker made his return to help Gunther get the win against Seth Rollins at WrestleMania 42, Night 1 in Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas. The interference marked the second surprise of WrestleMania weekend, following Paige's tag team title win earlier on Saturday night.

Gunther drop-kicked Rollins as soon as Rollins entered the ring and hit him with a big Powerbomb. The match couldn't even get going properly, as Rollins went for Gunther's eyes outside the ring, leading to a brawl around the ring. He even resorted to grabbing and tossing chairs at Gunther before they entered the ring to start the match. Not before Rollins gave Gunther the double birds, though, of course.

After the match's hot start, they moved at a bit of a snail's pace, trading some slow chops and strike exchanges. They eventually climbed a corner that saw Gunther countered when Rollins leapt over him to set up a Bucklebomb all the way into the opposite corner. He nailed a big Clothesline afterward, halting the pace again before Rollins rushed Gunther to trade shots on their knees. Rollins rattled off machine gun-like chops that backed Gunther into the corner. The "Ring General" simply ate them all and planted Rollins with another big Powerbomb that couldn't get the job done.

Gunther gained steam late in the match with a trio of Clotheslines, until the third failed and nearly resulted in a Rollins Pedigree. Gunther escapes, but still gets hit with it after a bridge suplex failed. A Stomp from Rollins followed, and still, Gunther kicked out. He wanted a Stomp off the top rope afterward. A Gunther sleeper choke followed after Rollins missed. He fought out, biting the arm of Gunther and landing rolling forearms.

Rollins dug deep into his bag of tricks by finding the Superplex-Falcon Arrow combo and locking on Gunther's sleeper. Had it not been for connecting his foot to the rope, Gunther may have went out. A pair of suicide dives landed for Rollins, with the third resulting in his downfall. He gets caught, Bucklebombed onto the apron, then Powerbombed onto the announce desk. Gunther wanted another, but was countered to take a Pedigree on the table. Rollins wasn't done, adding a Stomp to finish it off — as the referee simply didn't work the 10-count.

Then Bron Breakker appeared and Speared Rollins out of his shoes. The referee seemingly missed it while he checked on Gunther. That allowed for the "Ring General" to re-enter and lock the choke onto Rollins for the win.

Breakker wasn't done with Rollins after the match. One more Spear came at "breakneck speed," when Breakker sprinted down the long 'Mania ramp to drill his former stablemate.

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IShowSpeed shined bright to start WrestleMania 42, Night 1 in Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, despite losing his debut match with The Vision — Logan Paul and Austin Theory — to The Usos and LA Knight. In what was mostly a quick tone-setter for the weekend, Speed was the expected focus of the match.

The Usos superkicked The Vision out of the ring as soon as the match started, leaving Speed and Knight to start the action. This was an immediate showcase of the celebrity inclusion, and Speed displayed his natural athleticism with a backflip off the top rope before eating a clothesline. Speed followed it up with a scoop slam on Knight, which the "Megastar" no-sold. Paul and Theory quickly got back into the action and overwhelmed the opponents to get Speed back involved — only to take a suplex from Jimmy Uso and tag back out.

Jey Uso eventually found his moments to shine, hitting a big Spear on Theory before Paul broke up the pin. Speed got back into the mix afterward, as the match began feeling more and more focused on him. Knight sought a BFT on the rookie, but Speed fought it off to knock Paul off the apron. That exchange got Theory heated with Speed, which distracted him enough for Knight to crash them into each other and plant Theory with a BFT for the win. Easy does it for the face squad.

Paul snapped on Speed after the match, punching him for "costing me my 'Mania". Speed was tossed out of the ring, and Paul wanted to make a moment, cleaning off the announce table for a Paul From Grace. Instead, the winning team returned to the ring to take out Paul with a 1D and help out Speed.

To start off the weekend, Paul was hit with a role reversal, as Knight positioned him for a dive from Speed. He went to the top ring post and destroyed Speed with a huge Frog Splash.

Check out the highlights below.