WWE WrestleMania 38 Results – Night 2 (2022) Geeks + Gamers

The second night of the already historic WrestleMania took place at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey. What started off as a “dream match” between John Cena and Ric Flair ended up with The Undertaker taking on Lesnar for the WWE Championship.

The “wrestlemania 38 night 2 results” is the second night of WWE’s WrestleMania 38 pay-per-view (PPV). The event took place on April 1, 2022 at the MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey.

Results from Night 2 of WWE WrestleMania 38 (2022)

WrestleMania 38 – Night 2 Results

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Results from Night 2 of WWE WrestleMania 38

We’ve had a lot of wrestling this week, but we’re almost done. Mark Wahlberg’s attempts to explain WrestleMania to me aren’t increasing my enthusiasm. Only if WWE was attempting to mock everyone by revealing that a starved John Cena had returned from a year in a Chinese camp would I approve of his usage.

WrestleMania’s performance of “America the Beautiful” on the second night followed a more conventional approach, with a Mariah Carey mimic fighting an enraged alley cat.

Triple H began the second night by thanking the crowd and walked out into the sunset, leaving his boots in the ring. Following a “cardiac incident” last year, he had heart surgery and announced his retirement.

Alpha Academy vs. RK-Bro vs. The Street Profits (Raw Tag Team Championship)

RK-Bro are the winners (pinfall)

Another triple threat tag team battle where there’s no legal reason for anybody to wait on the apron until they’re tagged; at the very least, it only took a minute for them to discover this and transform it into a dive-spotty brawl. Then they all forgot there was no disqualification, thus there was no need to tag in and out, and they went back to waiting on the apron as they had at the beginning. When the referee no-sold Chad Gable raking some eyeballs, Corey Graves made a reference to the no DQ clause.

When they grew tired of following non-existent regulations, they started doing double-team techniques against each other until RK-Bro landed a few RKOs. The Street Profits brought a few beers into the ring after the contest to enjoy with RK-Bro. A ringside Gable Steveson was also asked to join the faces. Chad Gable tried to ruin the celebration by knocking Steveson’s drink out of his hand, causing Steveson to toss Chad Gable halfway across the ring.

Omos vs. Bobby Lashley

Bobby Lashley is the winner (pinfall)

In the early stages of this encounter, Omos seemed to be an unstoppable Dragon Ball villain. Everything Lashley threw at him was deflected, and Omos crushed Bobby to force him to fight from underneath. Lashley moved into second gear after taking a battering and felled Omos with a pair of spears.

Johnny Knoxville vs. Sami Zayn

Johnny Knoxville is the winner (pinfall)

At the start, Zayn caught Knoxville off surprise and kicked his head off. This spilled out into the street, prompting Knoxville to use a slew of weaponry, beginning with a fire extinguisher. Then we witnessed Zayn and Knoxville smack each other with any foreign thing they could find, including the revelation of a table covered with mousetraps that would subsequently be used. There was a point when Party Boy rushed in, stripped off, and dry-humped Zayn until he was booted in the shins. Then came Wee Man, who received a boot in the face as well.

The idiocy grew, and the group swam perilously near to the AEW depths of a mud show. The whole Jackass team jumped Zayn at the end and helped put up a big mousetrap in the ring. Knoxville pinned Zayn’s shoulders to the mat after he was properly shackled, the uncomfortable wait created by the prop failing.

Zelina & Carmella vs. Sasha & Naomi vs. Ripley & Morgan vs. Natalya & Baszler (Women’s Tag Team Championship)

Winners: Sasha Banks & Naomi (pinfall)

As you’ve probably guessed, I’m just as fond of tag team triple threats as I am of tag team fatal four-way bouts. This match was fought with two legal women at the same time, rather than one from each squad. Even so, there’s no DQ, so it’s pointless. Another distinction is that 90% of the rivals are offering costumes that they will dance about in — for a charge, of course – on their members-only websites. Nowadays, some of them don’t even attempt to be discreet with their cosplay allusions.

Sasha and Naomi executed a double-team maneuver at the end of the free-for-all to earn the pinfall.

AJ Styles vs. Edge

Edge comes out on top (pinfall)

Edge has a new entrance song and theme song, but I’m still not sold on his tough-guy persona. AJ Styles could choose any random librarian and find a half-decent match, so he and Edge put on a fantastic display.

The conflict seemed to be intended to complete Edge’s “transition” into his new heel character; he didn’t have any pocket sand, but he was saltier than we’ve seen him recently. Most of the fake finishes were bought by the fans, and the bout ended when AJ pushed himself off the top rope and was speared out of his boots in mid-air. Styles may have been delayed in leaping because of Damien Priest’s presence, and Priest then smiled and posed with Edge after the bout.

Xavier Woods & Kofi Kingston vs. Ridge Holland & Sheamus

Winner: Sheamus & Ridge Holland (pinfall)

I’m not sure what cereal Pete Dunne was caught pissing in, but he’s now known as Butch and looks like Scrappy-Doo crossed with Brad Pitt from Snatch. Sheamus’ entourage didn’t waste any time in creating diversions and dropping The New Day.

Austin Theory vs. Pat McAfee

Pat McAfee is the winner (pinfall)

McAfee’s boyhood dream plot is cute, and the hype package was well-made and all that, but I’m not sure why they’ve completely forgotten about his NXT encounter with Adam Cole. In terms of the WWE, this is McAfee’s first time in the ring. Vince McMahon entered the ring to introduce Austin Theory and take a seat at ringside; he didn’t have time for small conversation. The audience was behind McAfee and created a ton of noise, second only to Stone Cold Steve Austin’s performance the night before.

Pat was able to demonstrate his quickness and athleticism while largely defending Theory. When McAfee went for his final move, he rolled up Theory, and the audience went insane.

After the triumph, Vince entered the ring and challenged McAffee to a bout. McAfee was caught in a couple shady clotheslines, flung himself into the turnbuckle for Vince, and then ate the pin when Vince kicked him in the belly with a football. Vince is screwed; this was humiliating, and it ruined all McAfee had done only minutes before.

Stone Cold Steve Austin emerged and landed a terrific stunner on Theory and a horrible one on Vince as Vince and Theory were giggling about what they’d just done. Did I say Vince is messed up and shouldn’t be involved in any of this? McAfee was greeted with a couple drinks and a stunning beauty as he returned to the ring with Stone Cold.

Vince and Theory could have simply stomped on McAfee for a few minutes until Austin came up with the rescue; they didn’t need to mar it with that terrible “fight” with Zombie-Vince.

Roman Reigns vs. Brock Lesnar (WWE vs. Universal Title, Winner Takes All)

Roman Reigns is the victor (pinfall)

Early on, both Roman Reigns and Brock Lesnar began hitting all of their huge moves. Reigns was able to hit Brock with a belt and smash him in the bollocks when the referee took a bump. This wasn’t enough to put Brock away, but after a few exchanges and a few spears, Reigns was crowned WWE’s uncontested champion.

Lesnar had a little extra fun before the bout by doing his own introduction in the manner of Paul Heyman. I’m all for whatever it is about the game he’s started to appreciate. Randy Orton went through a similar transformation a few years ago, going from someone who was really gifted but uninterested to someone who not only shows up for their salary but gives a lot to the table and really digs in.

If WWE is set on making WrestleMania a two-night LIVE PREMIUM EVENT, the run times must be shortened. There was no need to stretch out another fifteen minutes and re-enact The Undertaker’s entrance, save from milking that nostalgic cow once again. I feel like we keep saying our goodbyes, and The Undertaker keeps reappearing and diminishing the moment.

Next time, I’ll see you!

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who won Night 2 WrestleMania?

A: In a match on May 19, 2019 between Roman Reigns and Ronda Rousey, the latter won.

Who is the Winner of WrestleMania 2022?

A: The winner of WrestleMania 2022 is Brock Lesnar.

Who won WrestleMania 38 main event?

A: John Cena

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