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WrestleMania night 1
WWE WrestleMania night 1 Results — April 19, 2025
Full WWE results for April 19, 2025 in Las Vegas, NV. Match card, winners, methods, and championship updates.
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April 19, 2025 — Las Vegas, NVEvent Time: Sat, Apr 19, 11:00 PM UTC
Event Recap
WrestleMania 41 Night 1 at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas delivered an action‑packed opening chapter of WWE’s biggest show of the year, featuring multiple title changes and breakout performances on the road to Night 2. The night saw Jey Uso capture the World Heavyweight Championship, The New Day become record‑setting Tag Team Champions, and Jacob Fatu win the United States Title — all amidst dramatic singles victories for rising stars like Jade Cargill and Tiffany Stratton. The main event Triple Threat match between Seth Rollins, Roman Reigns, and CM Punk concluded with a shocking betrayal by Paul Heyman that elevated Rollins into the spotlight. With hard‑fought battles across the card and several memorable moments, Night 1 set a high bar and major storyline momentum for the conclusion of WrestleMania 41.
Match Results
New Champion
+29
Title win: +5
Winning Non-ME Match at WrestleMania: +16
Being on the Non-ME Card at WrestleMania: +8
+8
Being on the Non-ME Card at WrestleMania: +8
Summary
The opening bout set the tone for an unforgettable night as Jey Uso challenged Gunther for the World Heavyweight Championship. Gunther dominated early with his trademark chops and methodical offense, but Uso’s resilience paid off as he fought back with a string of high‑impact offense, including multiple Uso Splashes and a spear. In a dramatic finish, Uso locked in a rear naked choke on Gunther, forcing the reigning champion to submit and capturing the coveted world title for the first time in his career. The win was a major milestone for Uso and ignited the crowd early on.
New Champion
Summary
In a competitive tag team matchup, The New Day (Kofi Kingston & Xavier Woods) faced off against the War Raiders for the World Tag Team Championship. Both teams brought physicality and innovative teamwork, with spots that included top‑rope dives, synchronized strikes, and near‑falls that kept the crowd invested. The New Day ultimately secured the victory and reclaimed the tag team gold, earning their 12th reign as champions in WWE history. Their chemistry and veteran savvy helped them edge out the War Raiders in a feel‑good underdog triumph.
+24
Winning Non-ME Match at WrestleMania: +16
Being on the Non-ME Card at WrestleMania: +8
+8
Being on the Non-ME Card at WrestleMania: +8
Summary
Making a splash in one of the standout singles matches of the night, Jade Cargill took on Naomi in a matchup fueled by a heated rivalry. Naomi showcased her athleticism early, repeatedly attacking Cargill with dynamic offense and high‑risk maneuvers. However, Cargill’s strength and power soon tilted the momentum, with explosive moves culminating in her signature finisher. Cargill scored the win, further solidifying her status as a dominant force in WWE.
New Champion
+29
Title win: +5
Winning Non-ME Match at WrestleMania: +16
Being on the Non-ME Card at WrestleMania: +8
+8
Being on the Non-ME Card at WrestleMania: +8
Summary
In a surprising title change, Jacob Fatu challenged LA Knight for the United States Championship. Knight controlled much of the early match with his trademark power and charisma, but Fatu countered with explosive offense and strategic resilience. As the bout reached its climax, Fatu hit a flurry of impactful maneuvers — including moonsaults from the top rope — to secure the pinfall and capture the United States Title. The win marked a major singles championship breakthrough for Fatu on WWE’s grandest stage.
+8
Being on the Non-ME Card at WrestleMania: +8
+24
Winning Non-ME Match at WrestleMania: +16
Being on the Non-ME Card at WrestleMania: +8
Summary
In a high‑energy singles contest, El Grande Americano faced Rey Fenix (filling in due to an injury to Rey Mysterio). Both competitors showcased high‑flying agility and technical finesse, trading breathtaking spot combinations that thrilled the crowd. Americano eventually gained the upper hand, landing a powerful headbutt and hitting a reverse 450 splash for the victory. The bout provided a standout athletic performance on the undercard.
Successful Defense
+28
Title defense: +4
Winning Non-ME Match at WrestleMania: +16
Being on the Non-ME Card at WrestleMania: +8
+8
Being on the Non-ME Card at WrestleMania: +8
Summary
In a highly anticipated women’s title match, Tiffany Stratton defended her WWE Women’s Championship against the legendary Charlotte Flair. The pair battled through a physical and competitive match, with Flair targeting Stratton’s body and Stratton fighting back with high‑impact offense. Stratton ultimately managed to stay one step ahead, hitting her signature moonsault finisher to retain the title. The victory solidified Stratton’s status as a rising star and furthered her credentials as a champion.
Main Event
Final
Pinfall
32:55
+55
Winning Night One Main Event at WrestleMania: +30
Main Eventing Night One at WrestleMania: +25
Summary
The main event featured three of WWE’s most prominent figures in a dramatic Triple Threat matchup. Early on, the competitors brawled throughout the arena, with each delivering signature offense and near‑falls that kept fans on edge. The bout reached its climax when Paul Heyman betrayed both Roman Reigns and CM Punk, handing Rollins a steel chair and enabling him to strike Reigns and secure a pinfall victory. Rollins’ win was a pivotal moment with major storyline ramifications, especially due to Heyman’s shocking allegiance shift.