Nick Schwartz
Director of Content, Sports Media Group at USA Today
Director of Content, USA TODAY Sports Media Group. Email me: [email protected]
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3 weeks ago |
ftw.usatoday.com | Nick Schwartz
WrestleMania 41 in Las Vegas was an uneven two-night spectacle, with several memorable moments and excellent matches mixed with the type of fare you'd expect to see on a mid-May episode of Raw. Still, the Seth Rollins-Roman Reigns-CM Punk triple threat match delivered a stunning and excellent finish to Night 1, and the card on Night 2 delivered with nearly every match.
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3 weeks ago |
ftw.usatoday.com | Nick Schwartz
On the same night that Joe Hendry appeared at WrestleMania, there was an even bigger surprise return on Sunday in the Women's Tag Team Championship match. Lyra Valkyria was scheduled to challenge champions Liv Morgan and Raquel Rodriguez along with her partner Bayley - but Bayley was attacked backstage and was not cleared to wrestle. Valkyria was given 24 hours to find a new tag partner, and she couldn't have made a better choice.
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3 weeks ago |
ftw.usatoday.com | Nick Schwartz
WWE legend Randy Orton issued an open challenge to anyone in the locker room for his WrestleMania Night 2 match on Sunday - and TNA Champion Joe Hendry answered the call. Many fans expected the return of Rusev, but it was Hendry who appeared, a few months after his WWE debut at the Royal Rumble. Hendry received a warm reception from the crowd at Allegiant Stadium, who sang along to his incredibly catchy theme song, but his WrestleMania moment didn't last very long.
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3 weeks ago |
ftw.usatoday.com | Nick Schwartz
WrestleMania Night 2 opened on Sunday night with Iyo Sky defending her WWE Women's Championship in a triple threat match against Rhea Ripley and Bianca Belair - and it may go down as the best match of 2025. All three women put in stellar performances in a brutal match, but Iyo Sky kept her belt after breaking up a pin attempt with a moonsault and pinning Bianca Belair to stun the crowd at Allegiant Stadium.
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3 weeks ago |
ftw.usatoday.com | Nick Schwartz
John Cena is planning to leave WWE after one final run in 2025, and on Sunday night he'll have a chance to cap off his legendary career by winning the Undisputed WWE Championship from Cody Rhodes in Night 2 of WrestleMania 41. Cena is currently a 16-time World Champion in WWE, matching Ric Flair's all-time record - and if Cena's WrestleMania history is any indicator, he could break that record this weekend.
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I can't believe John Cena signed off on that, embarrassing for all involved lol
The good news for Duke is they might be able to get their terrible officiating game out of the way before the Final Four
Flagg gets plowed to the floor, Knueppel gets a UFC arm bar, original call is foul on Duke