WrestleMania 41 Night 2 is here with more titles and pivotal storyline shifting matches to follow the eventful Day 1 action. Follow along here for the latest results, highlights and reactions.

The most recent events will be at the top and the action gets underway at 7pm ET.

Here is what we know about the Day 2 Card for WrestleMania 41:

• Undisputed WWE Championship: Cody Rhodes (c) vs. John Cena
• WWE Women’s World Championship: Triple Threat – Iyo Sky (c) vs. Rhea Ripley vs. Bianca Belair
• Women’s Tag Team Championship: Liv Morgan & Raquel Rodriguez (c) vs. ??? & Lyra Valkyria
• Intercontinental Championship Fatal Four-Way: Bron Breakker (c) vs. Dominik Mysterio vs. Penta vs. Finn Bálor
• Sin City Street Fight: Damian Priest vs. Drew McIntyre
• AJ Styles vs. Logan Paul
• Randy Orton vs. ???

Night 1 may not have delivered a match of the year contender, but it gave us solid momentum. Night 2 isn’t just expected to match it—it’s supposed to raise the stakes.

Titles are on the line, legacies are in play, and the buzz around Cena and Rhodes alone is enough to tilt the axis of the wrestling world. This is where the weekend finds its peak.

You can make the strong argument that the MVP of Day 1 was Seth Rollins, perhaps Heyman. Who will be the MVP of Day 2? That’s what we’re here to find out.

What to Watch For at WrestleMania 41 Night 2

Cena’s heel turn will officially be the greatest ever if he wins his record 17th world title at WrestleMania 41. No disrespect to Rhodes. He’s been a phenomenal champion and done the best that he could holding his own against the G.O.A.T during promos, but Cena’s time should be now.

This one’s about what happens in the ring, sure—but it’s also about how the crowd sounds when the music hits, how the camera lingers when someone grabs a belt, and which superstars manage to steal the moment even if they don’t win the match. WrestleMania isn’t a wrestling show. It’s a season finale. And tonight’s episode could flip the whole arc.

The world’s watching. Not just fans, but talent from every major company and every corner of wrestling. If you’re in the business, this is your scouting report. This is where you find out who the office loves, who the fans adore, and who might be on their way out—or about to be elevated to untouchable status.

And for those still outside the company’s walls? This is the audition tape.

That unannounced Orton opponent, the surprise tag challenger, even the crowd reactions to someone like Penta—these are the kinds of tells that let talent know what kind of space WWE is in. Who they’re featuring, how far they’re willing to go with a gimmick, and whether there’s room to shake things up.

Night 1 may not have had five-star matches, but it gave us three that stood out. Jacob Fatu vs. LA Knight delivered in every way. Charlotte Flair and Tiffany Stratton may have had the most complete women’s match of the weekend. And the main event—while expected—was still a masterclass in how to finish strong. That all sets the tone.

I’ll be tracking everything from the first reaction to the last result. And if something wild happens, we’ll cover it here in real time.

The matches begin at 7pm ET and I will begin coverage of entrances, big moments, reactions and match results.