With Fastlane behind us, we’re nearing the finish line on the road to WrestleMania 35. Though there are still many matches to be added in the coming weeks, we have a list of those that have already been announced.
As of today (Wednesday, March 13th) the WrestleMania 35 match card stands as follows:
Buddy Murphy (c) vs. Tournament Winner
Cruiserweight Championship Match
As Buddy Murphy has steamrolled his way through the Cruiserweight Division since becoming champion, a tournament was set to determine Murphy’s opponent at WrestleMania. This man would have to fight his way through the rest of the division, plus an NXT opponent or two, to earn his place against the champ.
The tournament is still underway, but the contenders have come down to Tony Nese, Drew Gulak, Oney Lorcan, and Cedric Alexander.
Ronda Rousey (c) vs. Charlotte Flair vs. Becky Lynch
Raw Women’s Championship Match
This match was originally set between Ronda Rousey and Becky Lynch, as Lynch was the winner of the Women’s Royal Rumble Match. Vince McMahon had other plans, however, replacing Becky with Charlotte Flair. At Fastlane, Becky Lynch was given the opportunity to regain her place in the Women’s Championship match – all she had to do was defeat Charlotte Flair.
With only one good leg, things didn’t look promising for Becky. Luckily, Becky pushed Ronda Rousey to the point that she ensured Lynch emerged victorious just so she can get her hands on The Man at Mania.
Brock Lesnar (c) vs. Seth Rollins
Universal Championship Match
As he was the winner of the 2019 Royal Rumble match, Seth Rollins had his choice of WrestleMania opponents: Brock Lesnar or Daniel Bryan. Though Daniel Bryan certainly would have made an exciting opponent for Rollins, The Kingslayer has made it his personal mission to defeat The Beast and bring the Universal Championship home.
Triple H vs . Batista
No Holds Barred Match
Triple H has been dying to get his hands on Batista ever since The Animal attacked Ric Flair at his 70th birthday party, and at WrestleMania, he will finally get his wish. Batista has been demanding that things are done “his way,” but Triple H was the one to pick the stipulation: No Holds Barred.
Kurt Angle Retirement Match
Olympian, Superstar, Purveyor of the Three I’s, Kurt Angle announced that he will be competing in his final match at WrestleMania 35. His opponent has yet to be revealed, but we are certain that both men will give 110% to the performance, no matter who it is.
The Miz vs. Shane McMahon
Poor Miz. After weeks spent trying to convince Shane McMahon that they would make a good team, Shane agreed to become half of the greatest tag team in the world, only to turn on Miz at Fastlane.
On SmackDown Live, Shane explained his actions, stating that he was the best in the world all on his own and didn’t need The Miz
AJ Styles vs. Randy Orton
AJ Styles and Randy Orton’s feud has been growing over the past few weeks, leading to Styles challenging Orton to a match at Mania on SmackDown.
This one technically isn’t official yet, because Randy neither agreed nor declined, but it’s only a matter of time before Orton accepts, as Styles has been doing his best to shatter Orton’s pride.
How do you feel about the WrestleMania 35 match card so far? Are there any matches you hope to see added? Let us know on Twitter, @TheRumbleRamble.
