Welcome back to WrestleMania 42 as the action continues with Night Two live from Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas.

The second night is stacked from top to bottom, with major championship clashes, personal rivalries, and a huge main event still to come. Updates, key moments, and full results will continue to roll in as the night unfolds, with the fallout from Night One already shaping the landscape of the show.

Here is what was scheduled for Night Two

Brock Lesnar meets Oba Femi in a heavyweight clash set to set the tone early

The Intercontinental Championship is up for grabs as Penta defends against Rey Mysterio, Je’Von Evans, Rusev, Dragon Lee, and JD McDonagh in a high risk ladder match

Jade Cargill defends the WWE Women’s Championship against Rhea Ripley in one of the most anticipated matches of the weekend

Finn Balor faces Dominik Mysterio in a heated and personal encounter

Trick Williams challenges Sami Zayn for the United States Championship

CM Punk defends the World Heavyweight Championship against Roman Reigns in the main event

The night opened with Joe Jonas and DNCE performing the national anthem in front of a packed Las Vegas crowd, setting the stage for another huge WrestleMania night.

WrestleMania 42 Night Two Live Results
Apr. 19, 2026
Allegiant Stadium Las Vegas Nevada

Joe Jonas and DNCE Perform The National Anthem

The show begins with a live performance of the national anthem by Joe Jonas and DNCE. Following the performance, cameras cut backstage to show WWE Superstars arriving ahead of their matches, before a video package recaps the biggest moments from Night One.

WrestleMania 42 Host John Cena Addresses The Crowd

John Cena heads to the ring as the official host of WrestleMania 42, receiving a loud reaction from the Las Vegas audience. He reflects on the success of Night One before hyping up what is still to come.

“We kicked off WrestleMania with an incredible night one! And I'm looking around...I feel the energy here in Las Vegas...and the stage is set for a historic night two. As a matter of fact, we've already made history. For the first time in history, WrestleMania is LIVE on ESPN!”

The crowd responds with boos at the announcement, but Cena powers through and officially welcomes fans to Night Two as a large scale visual pyro display lights up the stage.

Singles Match: Brock Lesnar vs Oba Femi

Brock Lesnar and Oba Femi waste no time colliding in a physical showdown, immediately locking up and battling for control with pure strength. Lesnar initially overpowers Femi and forces him into the corner, but the momentum quickly shifts when Femi launches Lesnar across the ring, bringing the crowd to life.

Lesnar regroups and takes control with a series of suplexes, asserting his dominance before planting Femi with a thunderous F5. It looks like it could be over, but in a shocking moment, Femi rises back to his feet almost instantly.

With the opening in front of him, Femi grabs Lesnar by the throat and delivers a powerful chokeslam. He follows it up by hoisting Lesnar into the air and driving him down with a massive powerbomb, hooking the leg to secure a huge victory.

Winner: Oba Femi

Brock Lesnar Retires

Following the loss, Brock Lesnar remains in the ring as the weight of the moment settles in. In a powerful and symbolic gesture, he removes his gloves and boots and leaves them in the center of the ring.

Paul Heyman joins him, and the two share an emotional embrace as the crowd begins to understand what is happening. The initial shock quickly turns into appreciation, with fans rising to their feet and chanting “Thank you, Brock.”

Clearly emotional, Lesnar slowly makes his way up the ramp, taking in the moment and acknowledging the crowd. The scene feels like a farewell, as one of WWE’s most dominant figures appears to step away from the ring.

If this marks the end, Lesnar leaves behind a legacy that will define an era, with a future Hall of Fame induction all but certain.

Intercontinental Championship Ladder Match: Penta (c) vs Rey Mysterio vs Je’Von Evans vs Rusev vs Dragon Lee vs JD McDonagh

Rey Mysterio makes his entrance first, but it quickly becomes clear the chaos has already started, with Rusev, Dragon Lee, and JD McDonagh waiting at ringside as the match returns from the break. Je’Von Evans follows out, and then Penta arrives in standout Shao Kahn inspired gear. The bell rings and the action immediately explodes, with JD going straight after Evans as the ladder match turns frantic from the opening seconds.

Penta and Dragon Lee show flashes of teamwork early on, both sporting similar red gear, before turning their attention to each other inside the ring. Lee attempts to hit the Styles Clash but Penta slips free, sending the fight spilling back outside where multiple competitors are already down. Rusev storms in with a ladder and takes control, only to be cut off by McDonagh, who gets launched hard onto a ladder for his troubles.

Rusev looks close to victory as he climbs, but Penta stops him with a bulldog off the ladder. Evans charges in but eats a superkick, while JD dumps Rey to the outside and tries his own climb. Evans meets him at the top, but both crash down as the ladder tips, sending Evans flying while McDonagh lands on his feet. Moments later, Evans rebounds with a springboard clothesline that wipes out JD and the ladder in one shot.

Dragon Lee sets up another ladder but gets blindsided by Rey, who connects with a 619 using the ladder as a weapon. Evans leaps into the mix and battles Mysterio on the ladder until Penta arrives and superkicks them both. The pace never slows, with bodies flying in every direction as ladders continue to come into play.

Rusev builds a brutal ladder bridge using the ring post and drives Evans through it, then attempts another climb. Rey and Penta briefly align to take him out, leading to a huge moment where Rey is launched over the ropes to hit a Bronco Buster on Rusev through a bridged ladder on the apron. Back inside, Rey and Penta trade shots until Mysterio lands another 619 and climbs, only for Dragon Lee to stop him at the top.

Lee and Rey battle high above the ring, with Lee eventually pulling Mysterio down into a Styles Clash. He goes for the win, but JD cuts him off, and the two crash down with a massive Spanish Fly from the ladder. With everyone down, Penta returns and delivers a devastating Mexican Destroyer onto the ladder bridge, leaving the ring completely cleared out.

Evans is the first to recover and starts climbing, but Rusev shoves the ladder away and sends him crashing down before tossing him from the ring. Rusev climbs again, drawing heavy boos, but Evans dives from the turnbuckle and catches him with a cutter mid air, bringing the crowd to its feet.

Evans tries to capitalize, but Penta suddenly appears and plants him with another Mexican Destroyer onto the ladder. With no one left to stop him, Penta climbs uninterrupted and unhooks the championship to retain in a chaotic and unforgettable ladder match.

Winner and still Intercontinental Champion, Penta.

United States Championship Match: Sami Zayn(c) vs Trick Williams

Sami Zayn made his way out first to a strong reaction, with Trick Williams following soon after in a standout entrance that featured an appearance from Lil Yachty. Once both men were in the ring, the match got underway with a fast paced opening as they traded control back and forth without either gaining a clear advantage.

The tempo remained high early on, with Williams drawing loud support from the crowd. Both competitors kept the exchanges sharp and quick, showcasing their athleticism in a tightly contested battle. Trick attempted to land the Trick Shot, but Zayn countered with a big boot followed by a Blue Thunder Bomb, allowing the champion to briefly take control.

Zayn slowed things down, shifting into a more methodical approach as he targeted Williams with grounded offense and wear down holds. He delivered a brainbuster on the apron that sent Williams crashing to the outside, then continued to dictate the pace while teasing a potential countout victory. Williams narrowly beat the referee’s count, sliding back into the ring just in time.

Momentum shifted when Lil Yachty caused a distraction at ringside, giving Williams an opening to strike and score a near fall. Zayn quickly regained composure, avoiding another Trick Shot attempt and nearly stealing the win with a roll up. As the action intensified, Zayn connected with an Exploder Suplex in the corner, drawing a strong reaction from the crowd.

With the pace reaching its peak, Zayn went for the Helluva Kick, but Williams countered in a decisive moment. Trick connected clean with the Trick Shot in the center of the ring and secured the three count to end the match.

Your winner and new United States Champion, Trick Williams.

Street Fight Match: Dominik Mysterio vs "the Demon" Finn Balor

Dominik Mysterio makes a striking entrance, seated on a throne while surrounded by a group of white masked luchadors who escort him to the ring. The atmosphere shifts as Finn Balor appears in his Demon persona, dragging red and black ribbons behind him and carrying a menacing staff, fully embracing the chaos expected in a street fight where anything goes.

Once the bell sounds, Mysterio takes a cautious approach toward his former Judgment Day ally, but Balor quickly explodes with clotheslines and chops. He isolates the leg and stomps away while shouting, setting the tone early. The fight spills to the outside where Balor grabs a kendo stick and begins to punish Mysterio before pulling out a table. Mysterio cuts him off with a flying crossbody from the ring, then takes control with the kendo stick around ringside.

Back inside, Mysterio brings in chairs and slows things down, stomping away at Balor. He sets two chairs up in the centre of the ring and attempts a flashy Eddie Guerrero tribute, but Balor counters and drops him across the chairs. Mysterio rebounds, hitting a clean 619 followed by a Frog Splash, but Balor kicks out instantly.

Mysterio grabs a steel chair but swings wildly and misses, allowing Balor to fire back with consecutive Shotgun Dropkicks. Balor looks to finish things with the Coup de Grace, but Mysterio avoids it and cracks him with a chair shot. He nearly gets the win, then introduces another table into the match, setting it up in the corner.

Balor regains momentum with a Sling Blade after stopping an Irish whip attempt. Mysterio responds with a Superkick and sends Balor crashing through the corner table before following up with another 619 and Frog Splash. Still, Balor refuses to stay down, kicking out once again to Mysterio’s disbelief.

Growing frustrated, Mysterio unloads with repeated chair shots to Balor’s back and sets up yet another table. The crowd voices their disapproval as he takes his time, but Balor suddenly surges back with a clothesline. He then wedges a chair around Mysterio’s neck and blasts him with a Shotgun Dropkick, sending him crashing into the turnbuckles.

With the momentum fully shifted, Balor places Mysterio on the table and climbs to the top rope. The Demon delivers a devastating Coup de Grace through the table, securing the pinfall victory.

Your Winner Finn Balor

WWE Women's Championship Match: Jade Cargill(c) vs Rhea Ripley

Jade Cargill makes her way out first to begin the contest, with commentary highlighting that this marks the first ever one on one clash between her and Rhea Ripley. The challenger follows to a huge reaction from the Las Vegas crowd, dressed in all white and carrying strong momentum into what is her seventh WrestleMania appearance. Ripley enters the match chasing her fourth world championship, a title she has not held in over a year.

Once the bell rings, both competitors immediately engage in a test of strength, each trying to assert dominance early. Cargill gains the initial advantage with a powerful shoulder tackle that drops Ripley to the mat. She continues her aggressive approach, but Ripley quickly responds by evading a clothesline and unleashing a flurry of offense that sends the champion to the outside.

Back inside the ring, Cargill regains control with a thunderous powerslam and follows up with a near fall. She slows the pace and begins to dominate, controlling Ripley both in and out of the ring while wearing her down with a chin wrench. Ripley eventually powers free and tries to lift Cargill onto her shoulders, but the champion slips away. Ripley fires back with a sharp kick to the side of the head, creating an opening before taking Cargill down and exchanging strikes as both women scramble for control. Ripley gains the edge with a big boot and plants the champion for a two count.

The momentum swings again as Cargill delivers a huge spinebuster to halt Ripley’s comeback. She looks to finish the match, but Ripley counters into a pin attempt. Cargill powers out and attempts a powerbomb, only for Ripley to escape and connect with a running kick to the face.

Chaos soon unfolds at ringside as interference becomes a factor. Michin appears on the apron, drawing the referee’s attention, and B Fab soon joins in to further distract Ripley. Cargill capitalises by sending Ripley shoulder first into the ring post before allowing the outside interference to take its toll. With the referee unaware, Cargill lifts Ripley into an electric chair position and hits a devastating Sandstorm, but Ripley somehow kicks out.

Cargill throws Ripley to the outside and orders Michin and B Fab to continue the attack, but Iyo Sky rushes down to even the odds. Iyo takes out both Michin and B Fab before launching herself off the apron with a springboard moonsault, wiping them out again and neutralising the threat.

With the distractions cleared, Ripley seizes her moment. She drives a headbutt into Cargill and looks for the Riptide, but the champion escapes and responds with a big boot. Cargill attempts to put the match away, but Ripley counters, slips underneath, and finally connects with the Riptide. She hooks the leg and secures the victory.

Rhea Ripley stands tall, capturing the WWE Women’s Heavyweight Championship in a hard fought battle and adding another major WrestleMania moment to her career.

Your Winner And New WWE Women’s Heavyweight Champion Rhea Ripley

World Heavyweight Championship Main Event Match: CM Punk(c) vs Roman Reigns

Roman Reigns made his grand entrance first, greeted by a crowd fully ready to acknowledge the Tribal Chief. The presentation felt larger than life, complete with a live singer, drummer and piano player adding to the spectacle. Commentary highlighted that this marked Reigns’ eleventh WrestleMania main event, extending his record, with Hulk Hogan sitting behind him with eight.

CM Punk followed with a unique video package celebrating his journey through WWE and the independent scene. As “Cult of Personality” echoed throughout the arena, Punk made his way to the ring wearing gear that paid tribute to several influential figures in his life and career, including the late Harley Race. The crowd erupted, singing him all the way down the ramp and creating a charged atmosphere ahead of the introductions.

Once the match got underway, the tension was immediate. Punk and Roman Reigns got nose to nose, trading words that could be partially read on their lips. The early exchanges were evenly matched until Reigns shifted momentum with a powerful pop up Samoan Drop, slowing the pace and asserting control with heavy strikes. He sent Punk over the top rope and continued the assault on the outside, slamming him into the ring post and announce area.

The fight spilled across ringside, with both men trading control. Punk fought back, using the barricade and announce desk to his advantage, even diving from the barricade to wipe Reigns out. He taunted the challenger, but that confidence backfired when Reigns recovered and launched him off the announce table, sending Punk crashing hard to the floor.

Back inside, Reigns dominated with a methodical approach, mixing power offense with punishing holds. He berated Punk while wearing him down, connecting with clotheslines and setting up for the Superman Punch. Punk narrowly avoided one attempt and responded with a top rope crossbody, followed by a flurry of strikes that shifted momentum back in his favor.

Punk looked to capitalize with his signature offense, connecting with a running knee in the corner and setting up for the Go to Sleep. Reigns fought free, turning the tide again with a Superman Punch for a close near fall. The back and forth continued to escalate, with Punk delivering a series of high impact moves including a suicide dive that sent Reigns crashing into the announce table.

The action intensified further when Reigns trapped Punk outside the ring and unleashed multiple Superman Punches while Punk was tied up in the ropes. The punishment escalated as Reigns grabbed steel steps and drove them into Punk’s face in clear view of the referee, leaving Punk bloodied. Reigns then cleared the Spanish announce table and powerbombed Punk straight through it, pushing the match into brutal territory.

Despite the damage, Punk refused to stay down. Out of nowhere, he hit a Go to Sleep and nearly secured the victory, but Reigns kicked out. Moments later, Reigns answered with a Spear of his own, only for Punk to survive again. The crowd remained electric as both men pushed through exhaustion.

The closing stretch saw a dramatic exchange of submissions and counters. Punk locked in the Anaconda Vice, while Reigns repeatedly transitioned into the Guillotine choke, each man refusing to give in. Punk even resorted to a low blow behind the referee’s back, followed by another Go to Sleep, but Reigns somehow kicked out at the last possible moment.

In a final desperate push, Punk delivered a diving elbow from the top rope through the announce table, leaving both men struggling to continue. Back in the ring, Punk connected with another Go to Sleep but collapsed from exhaustion before he could capitalize.

That opening proved crucial. Reigns recovered and delivered a sudden Spear, but still could not immediately secure the win. Both men dragged themselves up once more, trading strikes from their knees before Reigns found one last burst of energy. He exploded off the ropes and drove through Punk with a decisive Spear.

This time, it was enough.

Roman Reigns secured the three count after a grueling battle, capturing the World Heavyweight Championship and becoming a seven time world champion in the process.

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