WWE WrestleMania 41, Night 2: Complete List of Winners & Match Results

On April 20, 2025, Night 2 of WrestleMania 41 panned out at the Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas. The night started on a great note, but could not sustain the momentum. While the match between Bianca Belair, Iyo Sky, and Rhea Ripley was brilliant, and the match for the IC title was great, other matches were not up to expectations. Regardless, many wrestlers made their WrestleMania debut and claimed memorable wins.

Also Read: WrestleMania 41: 5 reasons why it failed to impress

Two world titles, one each from the Men's and the Women's division, were on the line. The Women's Tag Team Championship and the Intercontinental Championship were also on the line. There were three non-title matches, all from the Men's division. The Main Event witnessed history, as John Cena set a record for the most world title wins in the company's history (17).

WWE WrestleMania 41, Night 1: Complete List of Winners & Match Results

Iyo Sky vs Rhea Ripley vs Bianca Belair for the World Heavyweight Championship

Result: Iyo Sky successfully defended her title after an exceptional match

Drew McIntyre vs Damian Priest in a Sin City Street Fight

Result: Drew McIntyre claimed his second WrestleMania win in a row

Also Read: Ric Flair takes U-turn, congratulates John Cena on his 17th world title win

Bron Breakker vs Penta vs Finn Balor vs Dominik Mysterio for the Intercontinental Championship

Result: Dominik Mysterio pinned Finn Balor to win the Intercontinental Championship

Randy Orton's Open Challenge

Result: Joe Hendry accepts Randy Orton's challenge, gets squashed with 2 RKOs

Logan Paul vs AJ Styles

Result: Logan Paul beat AJ Styles via pinfall

Also Read: WWE Slammys 2025: John Cena and the list of all other winners

Liv Morgan and Raquel Rodriguez vs Lyra Valkyria and Becky Lynch for the Women's Tag Team Championship

Result: Tiffany Stratton successfully defended her title

Cody Rhodes vs John Cena for the Undisputed WWE Championship

Result: John Cena beat Cody Rhodes to become a record 17th-time world champion.