June 28, 2024

WWE WrestleMania Top Five: Greatest Main Events

The lasting memory of every WrestleMania is surely the last one. Such as WrestleMania IV with the Mega Powers standing tall as Elizabeth was on the shoulder of the new champion Macho Man.

Or WrestleMania VI with Hogan and Warrior embracing as the pyro began to shoot off. Year after year, the fans depend on that lasting image to close the show.

How about when the boyhood dream became a reality as Shawn Michaels celebrated in ring with his new belt at WrestleMania XII. Who could forget WrestleMania XIV as the Austin Era began, getting his hand raised by Mike Tyson.

They don’t always get it however, as three years in a row recently, (32,33 & 34) the show would close as the fans boo’d Roman Reigns. Or even as far back as WrestleMania 13 when half the crowd was put to sleep after a snooze fest main event.

One thing is for sure, good or bad, the main event of WrestleMania must deliver. Several have. I’d venture to say a good 25 plus of the 34 have done a great job ending the night. These 5 did it the best however!

  1. Hulk Hogan vs The Ultimate Warrior at WrestleMania VI as it was Champion vs Champion

This was a winner take all match that stood as the best match in WrestleMania history for nearly two decades. The shows itself wasn’t that good, but this one match saved it and made it a must see.

This was the first time in WrestleMania history that a good guy vs good guy match would be the headliner. It was excellent as the fans were split as to who to cheer for. In the end, it was the passing of the torch as Hulk Hogan lost for the first time on television, cleanly.

Vince McKee

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