WrestleMania has always served as the pinnacle event in WWE each and every spring.
The latest edition of the biggest show of the year is just on the horizon as WrestleMania 37 will take center stage this weekend.
The biggest stars in the company perform under the brightest of lights, and those lights will certainly be the brightest they have been in a while as WrestleMania 37 will be allowing fans at a limited capacity into the stadium for the first time in over one year.
Once again, just as last year’s WrestleMania 36 which was forced to take place inside the empty WWE Performance Center in Orlando, Florida, the biggest spectacle of the year will go down over the course of not one but two nights.
The show will feature seven title matches, including all four of the promotion’s top championships being put on the line.
On the men’s side, universal champion Roman Reigns will defend his title against Edge and Daniel Bryan while Bobby Lashley will defend the WWE title against former champion Drew McIntyre.
Also, Raw women’s champion Asuka will defend against Rhea Ripley and SmackDown women’s champion Sasha Banks will defend her belt against 2021 women’s Royal Rumble winner Bianca Belair.
The Road to WrestleMania 37 was rough, with many bad booking decisions along the way and an overall rushed and sometimes low-effort feel to much of it. But the time is finally here for WWE’s biggest event of the year.
On paper, the card has its pros and cons. Some of the matches should be fantastic, even if their storylines left a lot to be desired, such as Sasha Banks vs. Bianca Belair. Others may not be instant classics in the ring, but anything can happen.
WrestleMania 37 goes down Saturday, April 10 and Sunday, April 11 from Raymond James Stadium in Tampa. The event, streaming live on Peacock, will begin at 8 p.m. ET on both nights with kickoff shows leading in beginning at 7 p.m.
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