Wrestlemania 36 Showbiz and Celebrity Breaking News

One of the best WWE matches in 2020 took place at Wrestlemania 36 and was between John Cena and Bray Wyatt aka The Fiend. In what was coined as the Firefly Funhouse Match, the cinematic spectacle left the audience at home in complete awe.

When Brock Lesnar finally defeated The Undertaker's impressive winning streak at Wrestlemania 30, fans all around the world were under the impression that it would be The Deadman's retirement match. However, years later, Taker still pops up every now and then for special matches.

Wrestlemania 36 went through some major changes due to the coronavirus pandemic and included two days of matches held at different locations. Amongst the main event caliber matches was Roman Reigns vs.

You can now become the proud owner of the dirt from WWE's first-ever Boneyard Match, which took place at the WrestleMania 36 event, between The Undertaker and AJ Styles. To commemorate the fight, which ended with Taker brutally defeating Styles, by selling a Limited Edition 15" x 17" plaque featuring a capsule of dirt from where the match was filmed.

Edge decided to take a break from the wrestling scene back in 2011 after suffering a series of physical injuries. The break turned into a decade-long hiatus and the 11-time world champion with WWE never returned.

One of the most exhilarating matches at Wrestlemania 36 was the epic Firefly Funhouse Match between the returning John Cena and Bray Wyatt aka The Fiend.

With so many amazing matches to boost about at Wrestlemania 36, it came as a pleasant surprise to many that John Cena and Bray Wyatt aka The Fiend's Firefly Funhouse Match turned out to be the highlight of this year's Show of Shows. Along with the equally dramatic Boneyard Match, featuring The Undertaker and AJ Styles, the Firefly Funhouse Match was a cinematic delight and the WWE Universe ate it all up willingly.

Edge and Randy Orton set the entire WWE Performance Center on fire with their insanely power-packed fight at the WrestleMania 36 event. The grueling 36-minute Last Man Standing Match had everything the audience could ever ask for, passion, high voltage energy, and some very powerful moves.

Taking a break from his busy Hollywood schedule, John Cena finally treated his fans to some jaw-dropping action at WrestleMania 36 event. He entered the ring against Bray Wyatt aka The Fiend for a Firefly Fun House Match.

When Edge took a break from wrestling back in 2011, the fans eagerly waited to catch the WWE superstar back in action. But he stayed away from the wrestling scene and did not show up on the show for years. Taking his fans by surprise, the wrestling star recently made a comeback on royal rumble and proved that he was back in shape, ready for more action. His fans got even more excited when WWE announced that the wrestler will feature in the eagerly awaited WrestleMania 36 event.

Ever since it was announced that John Cena will appear on the eagerly awaited WrestleMania 36 event, fans were waiting to catch the star in action. And when he finally entered the ring on April 5 against Bray Wyatt aka The Fiend, the wrestler-turned-actor made sure he entertained his fans.

Before actually putting them in a ring together, WWE hyped AJ Styles and The Undertaker’s feud for weeks. In this month, AJ Styles even released a promo dissing the WWE superstar and challenging him. Considering Styles was extremely confident about the match, the fans decided to have some fun with the 42-year-old fighter after he miserably lost to Undertaker in the WrestleMania 36. The match ended in a dramatic fashion as Taker buried styles under a mound of dirt.

Given the Super Bowl feeling imbibed by Wrestlemania, WWE fans were wary of the 36th edition given the circumstances under which the PPV found itself. Owing to the coronavirus scare, WWE made the brave decision to continue on with The Show of Shows and divide it into two nights of pure entertainment.

After months of anticipation, controversies, and speculations, Wrestlemania 36 is finally over and we agree with WWE’s statement from earlier this month, this event would have been too big for just one night. Even though they did not get to be in the stadium and watch their favourite wrestlers in action live, WWE fans could not have asked for a more power-packed line up of matches. After the first night managed to drop many jaws, the second night of the event just took it to another level.

Drew McIntyre conquered WWE superstar Brock Lesnar to make history and become the first-ever British wrestler to win the prestigious title. From the very beginning, Drew proved that he was in it to win. As the match started, Brock hit him with a kick and Drew responded with an equally brutal Claymore kick. Brock responded to it with a big German suplex. As Drew tried to fight his blows, Brock went for a couple more suplex but Drew managed to survive them all.

Edge brutally defeats Randy Orton in their Last Man Standing match at Wrestlemania 36 and it was an emotional moment for the 46-year-old wrestler, who recently made a comeback in the wrestling scene after a nine-year break. This was, hands down, one of the most heated matches of this year’s Wrestlemania event, and it was loaded with action from start to finish.

Wrestlemania 36 Part 2 is currently underway as you read this with the first match of the night being for the NXT Women's Championship between Charlotte Flair and Rhea Ripley. For weeks, the two talented wrestlers have been at each other's throats trying to prove their dominance and finally, they get to collide at The Show of Shows! The match started with a headstrong Charlotte, who tried for an early takedown but it was Rhea who went for the Riptide with her opponent kicking out at two.

It's been a tough few weeks for everyone around the world, in regard to the coronavirus scare that has secluded us to the confines of our home. At times like these, the WWE Universe is still getting entertained, thanks to WWE's recorded tapings of RAW, SmackDown and NXT.

The WWE Universe at home had a reason to celebrate as Wrestlemania 36 Part 1 commenced and concluded a few hours back! With no audience to help elevate the matches, it was up to the WWE wrestlers themselves to provide entertainment that would match up to the stature of The Show of Shows, i.e. Wrestlemania! Amongst the highlights of the night was the Boneyard Match between The Undertaker and AJ Styles, which deservedly was the closing match! Taker proved that he's still got it as he buried alive

It's hard to believe that the first night of Wrestlemania 36 has already concluded! All anyone is talking about right now is the guaranteed match of the night, which was none other than The Undertaker and AJ Styles' Boneyard Match.

It's been a long time coming for this WWE match, as fans were excited to see Becky Lynch lock heads with Shayna Baszler at Wrestlemania 36, with the RAW Women's Championship on the line. For weeks, we have been gifted with some killer promo work to hype up the match, as WWE tapings have taken place without an audience due to the coronavirus scare.

Ever since Roman Reigns confirmed that he has decided to opt-out of the WrestleMania 36 Universal Championship match against Goldberg, fans were trying to figure out who will replace the WWE superstar in the eagerly anticipated match. While there were speculations that WWE has picked Braun Strowman for the job, the company tried the keep the news under tight wraps. However, the platform finally made the announcement during the latest episode of Friday Night SmackDown.

Even though he is currently self-isolating and has pulled out of the WrestleMania 36 event, Roman Reigns still cares about the WWE fans and is staying connected with them. The WWE superstar gave a young hospitalised fan the surprise of his life when he sent him a heart-warming video message.

WrestleMania 36 is just around the corner and amid the ongoing Coronavirus crisis, WWE has made many significant changes in the show and its schedule. Two major changes are that have been made are -- the show will be a two-night event, and it will be tapped with a live audience.

Amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic when live shows, movies, serial productions, public places, schools and offices across the world are shut down, WWE fans were expecting the company to cancel their eagerly awaited WrestleMania 36 event. However, the platform decided to go on with the event and entertain their fans who are practicing social distancing in their homes.

In a surprise move, it was recently announced that Roman Reigns had made the decision to opt out of Wrestlemania 36, due to concern regarding his health. Given how the WWE wrestler was battling Leukemia, his immunocompromised state could prove hazardous, especially with the coronavirus outbreak.

With WrestleMania 36 event just around the corner, the feud between AJ Styles and The Undertaker is just getting spicier! Earlier this week, Taker released a promo about his upcoming match against Styles and basically ran him down. Dressed in his signature gears, the 55-year-old WWE superstar stood in front of a tombstone that had AJ Styles’ name written on it.

The latest episode of WWE RAW opened with a promo by The Undertaker about upcoming WrestleMania 36 match against AJ Styles. The clip featured the WWE champion, dressed in his signature gears, standing in front of a tombstone that had AJ Styles’ name written on it.

While we are at the confines of our home, amidst the coronavirus outbreak, WWE is making sure to keep fans entertained. This week's WWE RAW was all about hyping the feuds of Wrestlemania 36, which is just a few days away (April 4-5). All attention was on Edge, who delivered another power-packed promo to further fans' anticipation for his match with Randy Orton at The Show of Shows. Thanks to both competitors' promo work alone, the fued is being touted as the most exciting Wrestlemania 36 bout!

Last week it was reported that WWE superstar Roman Reigns has decided to opt out of the WrestleMania 36 Universal Championship match against Goldberg. While initially there was no official confirmation, the 34-year-old wrestler confirmed the news in a lengthy video posted on Instagram. In the clip, Roman also slammed people for criticising his choice and defended his decision to prioritise his health. “Plain and simple, it’s “Nice to be nice”. You should try it ASAP!” he wrote in the caption.

Ever since the WWE announced that Roman Reigns will lock horns with Goldberg at the WrestleMania 36, the fans were eagerly waiting to see the two in action. However, amid the ongoing Coronavirus crisis, Roman decided to opt out of the Universal Championship match. And according to the latest news, WWE has already picked a wrestler to take Roman’s place in the event. Braun Strowman will replace him against WWE Universal Champion in the upcoming match, Wrestling Observer Radio reported.

While WWE is keeping AJ Styles and The Undertaker’s WrestleMania 36 match under tight wraps, during a recent interview, Styles spilled some details about the Boneyard match. Revealing the reason behind the title of the match, the 42-year-old WWE star explained that their upcoming match will take place in a graveyard setting.

Roman Reigns had to take a leave of absence in 2018, due to the return of his leukemia diagnosis, which he has been battling with for 11 years (at that time). After recovering, Roman made a successful comeback with his recent feud with Goldberg, heading to the main event match at Wrestlemania 36 for the Universal Championship.

It's been a terrible few weeks for the entire globe as the positive cases count for coronavirus increases by the day. People have been on lockdown mode as self-isolation and social distancing is the new lifestyle.

It was after nine long years a WWE Hall of Fame induction that Edge made his triumphant comeback at Royal Rumble 2020.

Although WWE initially stated that the company will not make any changes in its event schedule amid Coronavirus, it eventually had to take the ongoing pandemic seriously and made some major changes in its events. After taping its SmackDown show without an audience, the platform announced that it would do the same for its upcoming WrestleMania 36 event.