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The second and final night of Wrestlemania 37 was to quote a popular word, "mid".  A few good wrestling matches were the highlight of the night but even then, it didn't stand out as hard as some of the matches the previous night.  ( Check out the review of night 1 here ).  Images via WWE.com The hosts of this year's Wrestlemania made their presence once again and the Hulkster was booed out of the building. That is awesome to hear #F**kHulkHogan.  Randy Orton vs "The Fiend" Bray Wyatt. Randy Orton with white trunks just doesn't feel right to me but it is what it is, I guess.  The Fiend's entrance looked f'ing cool even though the dude has healing powers now like he's Katara from the Last Airbender or some sh*t.  Oh, and the stupid red lights are back! I'm so, so, so, so happy! Just when I thought that WWE got rid of the stupid red lights last year.   Alexa Bliss kinda looked like Senua From the Hell Blade game with the black liquid dripped...

Wrestlemania 37. The show that made my article about Wrestlemania 37 in October EXTREMELY outdated.  It is great to hear the crowd's first chant in a stadium of CM Punk. Like your grandparents, wrestling fans never change (at least when it comes to the chants).  Also, Raymond James Stadium was like, "Ay ay ay. Ay ay ay. Let it rain over me. Ay ay ay. Ay ay ay. Let it rain over me." The first night of Wrestlemania 37 simply delivered. It was a night of fun matches and shocking yet fulfilling moments.  Images via WWE.com Vinnie Mac himself welcomed everyone to Wrestlemania which was cool to see, not gonna lie.  Before the opening match began, the show had to be on pause for a rain delay.  So, they had to air some awkward backstage interviews with Sarah Schreiber.  That Shane McMahon interview was especially odd but bless her because her nervousness was clearly shown.  Titus O'Neil showed up before Hulk Hogan showed up (that sentence sounded funny to me)...