Roman Reigns beats CM Punk as WrestleMania 42 Night 2 delivers chaos
Roman Reigns defeated CM Punk in a clean main event to win the World Heavyweight title. WrestleMania 42 Night 2 also saw multiple title changes and a potential farewell moment for Brock Lesnar.
WrestleMania 42 Night 2 brought the curtain down on a blockbuster weekend in Las Vegas with a mix of title changes, breakout performances and a headline clash that delivered on expectations. The second night leaned heavily into in-ring storytelling, with several bouts producing decisive outcomes.
The biggest talking point of the night came in the main event, where Roman Reigns defeated CM Punk to capture the World Heavyweight Championship. Unlike many recent marquee matches, this one unfolded without outside interference, allowing both stars to settle their rivalry purely inside the ring.
Earlier in the night, the show got off to a strong start as Oba Femi stunned Brock Lesnar in the opening bout. The result not only set the tone but also hinted at a possible end to Lesnar’s run, making it one of the most talked-about moments of the evening.
Title changes added further intrigue, with Trick Williams winning the United States Championship and Rhea Ripley dethroning Jade Cargill in a physically intense contest.
The card also featured a chaotic ladder match for the Intercontinental Championship, won by Penta, along with a brutal street fight where Finn Blor, in his Demon persona, overcame Dominik Mysterio.
Roman Reigns beats CM Punk to win World Heavyweight title
The main event between Roman Reigns and CM Punk was built around high stakes and lived up to the billing. Both men traded control through long sequences, focusing on endurance and precision rather than shortcuts.
With no outside interference, the finish felt clean and decisive. Reigns capitalised in the closing stages to secure the win, marking another major addition to his already decorated legacy.
Oba Femi stuns Brock Lesnar in opening bout
The night began with a statement as Oba Femi defeated Brock Lesnar in a result few had predicted. The bout was short but impactful, with Femi showcasing power and composure against one of WWE’s most dominant figures.
Lesnar’s reaction after the match added to the moment, as it hinted at a possible step back from in-ring competition. Whether temporary or long-term, it gave the result added significance.
Rhea Ripley dethrones Jade Cargill in physical contest
Rhea Ripley and Jade Cargill delivered one of the most physical matches of the night, with both wrestlers relying on strength and aggression throughout the contest.
Ripley eventually gained the upper hand, ending Cargill’s reign and claiming the Women’s Title. The result marked a major shift in the division heading forward.
Trick Williams wins US title, Penta shines in ladder match
Trick Williams secured the United States Championship with a composed performance against Sami Zayn. The match balanced technical wrestling with moments of high intensity, with Williams taking control at key moments.
In the Intercontinental Championship ladder match, Penta emerged victorious after a chaotic, high-risk contest. The match featured multiple near-misses and big spots, making it one of the most entertaining bouts on the card.
Demon Finn Blor overcomes Dominik Mysterio in street fight
The street fight between Finn Blor and Dominik Mysterio brought a different edge to the show. With minimal rules, both competitors used the environment to their advantage.
Blor, appearing as the Demon, maintained control for large parts of the contest and eventually secured the win. The stipulation added intensity, making it one of the grittier encounters of the night.