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[9.0] "I originally gave this a 7, but I didn't think it felt right, I felt like maybe tiredness and the overall feeling of the night had an impact, so I rewatched it, and I was right. This was a lot better than I had given it credit for. I don't think Roman needed this, but honestly, what they turned in was excellent. They had the time and the space to make something of this and it fully worked. I think it's a shame that Punk didn't get this moment when he was younger, as his age showed a little here, but honestly, it isn't too much of a detriment. The match absolutely works incredibly. Wrestlemania wasn't a total loss, it seems!"

[] "Better than night 1 but still far from what could have been PROS - Better in-ring action than night 1. -Less ads(? ). -Better match selection. -Danhausen, Cena, Miz, Kit, midgets segment was funny. CONS -Still not enough wrestling. -Still too many ads and brakes. -Why no promos and promotional packages? MATCHES -Oba Femi vs Lesnar- A little bit too short for my liking. It would have been better if they picked a lane, either do a full on finisher spam and end it within 2-3 minutes or commit to doing a proper match. No one is going to remember the fight anyway, just the ending, Oba won and that's all that matters. Brock is one of the most underrated sellers in the history of this business -IC Ladder match- Giving someone a jobber entrance on wrestlemania is such a dick move. Great, quick bout full of crazy spots. Went perfect amount of time. Anyone could have won (maybe except Rey) but Penta retaining was the correct decision, his reign still fells fresh. -Trick Williams vs Sami Zayn- Interesting heel-face dynamic. Decent in-ring action. Should been few minutes longer. Similar case as Oba vs Lesnar, in couple of years everyone is going to remember the result and not what happened during it. I hope Trick stays a hell, he's such a natural at this. -Finn vs Dom- A good match but nothing special. My only major problem with it is that there were not enough creative, hardcore spots. What we got was decent but I would like more. Finn was the correct choice. With this result, story between this two still has legs. -Rhea vs Jade- Jade's best match in WWE? Surprisingly good, didn't even feel like it was that short. Now let's forget this feud happened and just move on to something at least somewhat interesting. -Roman vs CM Punk- March of the year contender? Absolutely perfect. Perfect selling, perfect moves, perfect story. I kinda hoped for a CM Punk win but with Roman going back to a full time schedule it can work. With the amount of interviews and PR duties he has done in the last week I'm not surprised Roman's brain was fried. Still him forgetting the rules was not something I expected. Good that they didn't acted as if it didn't happened and acknowledged it on the commentary. PS. I don't believe in Brocks retirement. It's going to be turned into a story, probably involving Gunther, Heyman and a favor"

[1.0] "Now this is the kind of stuff that gets you to stop watching wrestling altogether. I know the build was really, really bad but WWE mostly has the tendency to bounce back from it and deliver at the very least, a watchable product. But this was absolutely horrendous. The only point goes out to Seth and Gunther's match for being fun for 5 minutes before Bron interfering. Other than that, everything was infuriating. I genuinely did not watch Night 2 because of the shit they pulled in Night 1. The first match, displayed everything what's wrong with the mentality of this company right now, they're always trying to go Viral. The only reason they had this match was so Speed could post a reel of his Frog splash, which would have been fine with me, because celebrity moments are a part of Mania, but they fucked up their Main Event because of it. Jacob vs Drew was soulless, no real heat honestly and felt like a slog. I'm not going to pretend that them giving 2 good spots in a match should have me consider this a great match, because it felt dead to me. The four way, again, the only moment was piage returning, other than that it was a nothing match and felt like a formality. Becky vs Aj, again, I don't know why I was sitting through all this, these matches did not have anything to offer. I remembered absolutely nothing from this one just as it ended, thats how boring it was. Again, Gunther vs Rollins, the only high point of the show, and the only reason this fuck ass event is getting one point. Liv vs Steph, now this match made me think that this fucking company hates their own viewers, because why would you show a fucking advertisement longer than an actual co main event match at the biggest event of the year. Absolutely nothing, again, how can you fumble the only match that had a good build and give them less time than a fucking Hulk Hogan ad. Cody vs Randy, I promise to god by the end of this match I had decided to skip Night 2 because this fucking company has lost it's mind. What even was this? A fucking Smackdown? Were they teasing a double turn? Was Randy injured or was he just fucking around, because he can RKO 3 fucking people in a row no problem at the end of the match. What was the fucking point of Mcaffee? Why did Randy turn on Pat? Cody low blowed the balls out of Randy, is the double turn official? Fuck no, let Randy punt the bejesus out of Cody's skull because why not, everything we just did was pointless. I don't if there has been such a creative fuck up ever before, because this was as confusing, boring, and senseless as it can. This has to be the worst Mania I have ever watched, literally 2017-2018 Saudi level shit show. This was either a ragebait from WWE, because if not, they got to fire the shithole of a department they call their creative directors. Such an uneventful show, and a disgrace to the legacy of Wrestlemania."