WWE WrestleMania 36 Night Two Live Results

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WWE WrestleMania 36 Night Two Live Results
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Hello and welcome to our live coverage for night two of WWE WrestleMania 36!

We’re eight matches down after last night with eight to go, and if it tonight is anything like part one, it’s going to be… interesting.

Here’s tonight’s card:

  • Brock Lesnar (c) vs. Drew McIntyre – WWE Championship
  • Rhea Ripley (c) vs. Charlotte Flair – NXT Women’s Championship
  • John Cena vs. “The Fiend” Bray Wyatt – Firefly Fun House Match
  • Edge vs. Randy Orton – Last Man Standing Match
  • Otis vs. Dolph Ziggler
  • Bayley (c) vs. Sasha Banks vs. Lacey Evans vs. Naomi vs. Tamina – SmackDown Women’s Championship
  • Street Profits (c) vs. Angel Garza & Austin Theory – Raw Tag Team Championship
  • Aleister Black vs. Bobby Lashley
  • Liv Morgan vs. Natalya (pre-show)

Follow along with our live coverage below from 6pm ET/11pm BST for results, updates and thoughts on all of tonight’s action!

10:25pm

2 Nights are Over

Well, Mania is over. This is one we won’t be forgetting for a whole lot of reasons. Firefly Fun House. Boneyards. No Crowd. Last minute changes. It was certainly nuts.

I have to give WWE credit for making the best out of a bad situation.  You might question even having the show, but the show will leave people talking.

10:19pm

McIntyre vs. Lesnar

A quick start. Lesnar attacks at the bell. McIntyre hits a Claymore, but Lesnar kicks out.

We then get German after German. McIntyre kicks out of the F5 at 1. Does that make Drew better than Braun?

A second F5. Another kick out! He should definitely go for a 3rd.

He does. Drew does not follow the mathematical pattern and kicks out at 2.

2 Claymores. One more! 4 claymores. Drew McIntyre wins the WWE Championship.

Man, I’d like to get paid a 4th of what Brock does by the minute. Dude works less than anyone else for the amount of money he makes.

The guys who put together Brock’s matches have it easy. Go out there and hit your finishers a bunch of times.  You pin him. Done!

9:50pm

Let him in

Well, this should be interesting. Will it be Boneyard, Final Deletion, or something even more absurd? I can’t wait.

John is magically transported from the arena to the Fun House. If you aren’t watching this and are just reading this to keep up. I can’t adequately explain to you what has taken place.

John Cena is living a This is Your Life from Hell. We got Cena in his Ruthless Aggression gear. The SmackDown Fist. An ’80s promo with Johnny Largemeat. We get A Thuganomics rap promo. Cena portrayed Hogan in the NWO. Wyatt played Bischoff.

After Bray played mindgames with Cena, he ultimately finished him off with the Sister Abigail while listening to Cena’s promo from Friday Night.

Basically, spinning the words back on to Cena himself. Implying Cena was the most overhyped superstar of all time.

In the end, The Fiend pinned Cena while Wyatt counted.

Meanwhile, we cut back to Titus looking shocked. Then Tom Phillips just cuts a regular ad read. WTF.  Okay.

9:22pm

Women's Fatal 5 Way

Titus O’Neal is now our WrestleMania Host.  Okay. And now, we get the fatal 5-way match. At this point, I feel like the announcers are bored.

Cole’s Boss Time was half-hearted but still fully annoying. All four women pile on Tamina and she’s eliminated.

I bet she’s glad she came back for that. Naomi is eliminated next. Now, it’s basically a handicap match.

After some miscommunication, Bayley and Banks get into an argument. Bayley pushes Banks out of the way of an Evans attack.

However, Evans somehow knocks Banks out with a Women’s Right. It’s now Bayley and Evans.

Randomly, Bayley ties Evans hand up using a tag rope. Evans acted like she couldn’t get away. She had a free hand. In what probably sounded like a good idea, ended up being dumb.

After a few minutes, Banks climbs in the ring and hits a backstabber. Bayley wins. Banks stares at the title. She then puts it on Bayley’s waist.

WWE loves teasing a Bayley and Banks feud but never pulling the trigger. Here we go again.

Bayley then yells at Michael Cole, JBL, and the crowd. Yep.

 

9:15pm

Raw Tag Titles on the line

The Street Profits are defending the tag titles against Garza and Theory with Zelina Vega.  This match has really picked the pace back up after Orton/Edge.

Garza really stood out in this short match. However, the match was really short. Theory hits the TKO, but Ford hits a huge frog splash for the win.

Garza attacks after the match. I’m guessing this is to set up the continuation of the feud for when Andrade comes back.

However, I’m immediately wrong. Bianca Belair comes out and destroys Vega.

9:06pm

The 24/7 Championship changes hands

Mojo Rawley was being chased by R-Truth and some guys. Eventually, Gronk jumped off the stage and cross bodied everyone.

He pinned Mojo and is the new 24/7 Champion. You knew that was bound to happen.

The Raw Tag Team titles are on the line next.

8:17pm

Okay, so now we're getting the match we've all been waiting for:

Edge is back! He’s going one on one with Randy Orton, next. I hate that Edge doesn’t get his pop.

He did get an RKO outtanowhere. Orton was disguised as a cameraman. C’Mon WWE. You’re only allowed a handful of people in the arena, you think you’d know where Orton was.

We’re getting a tour of the performance center while these two battle it out in the weight room. I said it earlier, but the Ripley/Flair match felt more intense. I believe it’s because of the pacing.

Holy Crap! Edge just dove with an elbow from the top of some kind of cage backstage.

We’ve been going about 30 minutes now.  It probably would have sufficed at about 20-25.

Oh dear lord. I thought it was over after a spear. Alas, it is not!

Edge locked in the Hager choke and we thought it was over. Edge told the ref to stop F’N counting. Then he cried and hit a Conchairto to win.

The ref panicking, checking on Orton, then deciding to count made me legit laugh out loud.

 

8:03pm

The match we've all been waiting for...

Otis is looking to get revenge on Dolph Ziggler.  If Otis doesn’t win, the WWE has completely gone off the rails.

Sonya distracts the ref. Ziggler kicks Otis low.  Mandy comes out and hits Ziggler with the low blow.

Otis gets the win. He also gets the big kiss. Good for Otis!!! He is a lucky fella.

It looks like we’ll be getting a Sonya and Mandy feud as a follow up.

 

7:46pm

Lashley vs. Black

After the hard-hitting first match, the crowd is really silent for this match. Hopefully, these two can get them back into it.

Well, that match happened. Lashley was setting up for the dominator. Lana gets up on the apron and screams spear him.  So, Lashley obliges.

Black counters with a Black Mass. That was logical for him to hear it and counter. However, I have a big problem with how Lashley sold The Black Mass.

He was up immediately after the 3 count. That’s a move that deserves to be protected and should be sold like you were just knocked out.

Hell, Lars sold it even when Black missed by six inches.

 

7:02pm

Night 2 is underway...

We’re getting the same intro as last night. WrestleMania might be too big for one night, but apparently, it’s not too big for one intro.

Charlotte and Rhea Ripley are starting us off. This is a match I’m really looking forward to. However, I’m not sure how they will translate with no crowd.

Ripley is sporting some new gear. Flair is too for that matter.

Ripley hits a Riptide and Charlotte kicks out. That near fall got me.

Ripley is really selling her knee. To answer my own question, it’s translating really well. This is very physical and these two ladies match up really well.

Flair locks in The Figure Four. She then bridges up to The Figure 8.  Ripley taps and we have a new NXT Women’s Champion.

That might be my favorite match of the two nights so far. These ladies did a great job and that was a fantastic opener.

6:44pm

Otis and Mandy

We get a recap package of the Otis, Mandy, Dolph, and Sonya story. Afterward, they have a brief interview with Sonya and Dolph.

They have no comment and storm off. Unfortunately, this is probably one of the matches that will miss the crowd. Otis gets huge pops and the crowd absolutely loves him.

Plus, it’s really his first major opportunity to shine on the big stage like this. I feel really bad for guys like him and Edge.

6:28pm

Nattie vs. Liv Morgan

Liv Morgan vs. Nattie up next. This is Nattie’s 7th appearance. Liv’s hair has has been died back to a slightly pink shade.

I fear she is slowly going to just go back to her old character.  Although, I’m not really sure what the new character is supposed to be.

Liv Morgan picks up the win. The two go back and forth with several roll-ups and counters. Eventually, Morgan holds Nattie down and gets the win.

Maybe Morgan will get a bit of a push after Mania. I’m still holding out hope that they can figure out what to do with her.

5:58pm

The Pre-show is getting underway

As WrestleMania night 1 ends with Undertaker burning Karl Anderson to a crisp on top of that barn, the pre-show kicks us off for night two. At some point on this pre-show, we’ll have Liv Morgan vs. Natalya.

Why? Well, I guess Nattie has to get on the show somehow.

 

9:39pm

WrestleMania 36 Night Two

WrestleMania 36

Our live coverage will start tonight from the beginning of the pre-show at 6pm ET/11pm BST, and all the way through to the end of the ‘Showcase of the Immortals’!

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