WRESTLEMANIA 34 LIVE WWE

WWE's biggest PPV of the year, Wrestlemania 34, is quickly approaching, and this year's event is going to be jam-packed. As of this writing, there are 13 matches on the card with at least two more to be added between now and Sunday, April 8 when Wrestlemania comes to the WWE Network and PPV. Wrestlemania 34 starts at 7 PM ET/4 PM PT, with a Kickoff Show more than likely starting two hours prior--WWE has not announced specifics for the Kickoff yet. Last year's event went for six and a half hours, so hopefully, you are watching the event somewhere really comfortable.

WWE WrestleMania 34 Full Match Card

Universal Championship Match:

Brock Lesnar (c) vs Roman Reigns

WWE Championship Match:
AJ Styles (c) vs Shinsuke Nakamura

SmackDown Women’s Championship Match:
Charlotte Flair (c) vs Asuka

Raw Women’s Championship Match:
Alexa Bliss (c) vs Nia Jax

Intercontinental Championship Triple Threat Match:
The Miz (c) vs Seth Rollins vs Finn Balor

Raw Tag Team Championship Match:
Sheamus & Cesaro (c) vs Braun Strowman & a partner of his choosing

United States Championship Triple Threat Match:
Randy Orton (c) vs Bobby Roode vs Jinder Mahal

Cruiserweight Championship Tournament Finals:
Cedric Alexander vs Mustafa Ali

SmackDown Tag Team Championship Triple Threat Match:
The Usos (c) vs The New Day vs The Bludgeon Brothers

Grudge matches

John Cena vs The Undertaker

Kevin Owens & Sami Zayn vs Daniel Bryan & Shane McMahon

Mixed Tag Team Match:
Kurt Angle & Ronda Rousey vs Triple H & Stephanie McMahon

Andre the Giant Memorial Battle Royal

WrestleMania Women’s Battle Royal

How to watch WrestleMania 34

When: The event will take place on Sunday, April 8th. It will start at 7 PM Eastern Time, 4 PM Pacific Time, and 12 AM British Time (technically on Monday, April 9th). In India and Australia, it will technically start on Monday, April 9th. It will start at 4:30 AM India Standard Time and 10 AM Australian Eastern Daylight Time. The Kickoff Show will start two hours prior to the main start time, so 5 PM Eastern Time, etc. The main show is scheduled to last approximately four hours and may be followed by a fallout show on the WWE Network.

Where: As always, WrestleMania is available on the WWE Network which can be viewed through most media devices. The WWE Network is only $10 a month and new subscribers can sign up for a free trial that will allow you to enjoy WrestleMania. It is also available in the U.K. on Sky Sports Box Office. It is available in Australia via Main Event for $29.95. It is also available in India on Ten Sports. If you’re in any other country, visit this link and select your country to see how to watch WrestleMania.

Kickoff Show: While WrestleMania will primarily be available on the WWE Network, the Kickoff will also have a free stream on WWE.com, the WWE App, YouTube, Twitter, Facebook, Google+ and Pinterest.

WWE WrestleMania 34 Championship matches FULL Details

Universal Championship Match: Brock Lesnar (c) vs Roman Reigns

Arguably the most highly anticipated match of the night, and the one that’s been building for the longest, will be the clash between current Universal Champion Brock Lesnar and Roman Reigns. After winning the right to face Brock at Elimination Chamber, Roman has turned to calling Brock out on his part-time schedule and alleged preferential treatment. Things reached a peak as Brock assaulted a handcuffed and immobilized Roman Reigns. Can The Big Dog get back on track and heal up before ‘Mania? 

WWE Championship Match: AJ Styles (c) vs Shinsuke Nakamura 

It’s being called “The Dream Match” by WWE and fans alike. Ever since these two tore the house down at Wrestle Kingdom 10 (despite the rumors that both talents would soon be leaving NJPW for WWE), there have been fans clamoring for this match. We’ve seen glimpses of it in little confrontations between the two, but after Shinsuke Nakamura won the Royal Rumble and AJ Styles retained his title at Fastlane, the match is set. Two of the greatest in-ring performers of this generation will clash at the grandest stage of them all for the richest prize in this industry. It’s gonna be a rocketbuster. 

SmackDown Women’s Championship Match: Charlotte Flair (c) vs Asuka

 

After Asuka became the first female Royal Rumble winner, the question shifted to just who she would challenge. As the Raw superstar seemed to indicate a focus on Alexa Bliss in the following weeks, it looked like she’d already made her decision. That was until Asuka showed up at Fastlane and officially challenged SmackDown Women’s Champion Charlotte Flair. Now one of the biggest and most intriguing clashes we could hope for is set for ‘Mania. The undefeated “Empress of Tomorrow” faces off with “The Queen” Charlotte Flair, one of the greatest champions of her generation. The stakes are high, and we can expect great things from these two. 

Raw Women’s Championship Match: Alexa Bliss (c) vs Nia Jax

Raw Women’s Champion Alexa Bliss may have been counting her lucky stars after she realized Asuka wouldn’t be her WrestleMania opponent, but any happiness about that news evaporated as soon as Kurt Angle announced that Bliss would be facing her scorned former friend Nia Jax for the title. Nia has been looking for a championship opportunity for months, and she’s now at her angriest and most dangerous. Mickie James may try to run interference, but The Irresistible Force will be looking to dominate Bliss and walk out as champion. 

Intercontinental Championship Triple Threat Match: The Miz (c) vs Seth Rollins vs Finn Balor

Despite coming up short at Elimination Chamber, The Miz still has his Intercontinental Championship and thus needed an opponent for WrestleMania. After a few weeks of teasing by Kurt Angle, including putting the current champion in back to back matches against Rollins and Balor, it was confirmed that we’ll get this triple threat match. The odds are against The Miz because he doesn’t have to be pinned to lose the title, but he will try to balance things with The Miztourage at his side. Seth Rollins has been on a roll, and he’ll need that momentum going into the night. Balor may bring The Club to help as well, but if he brings The Demon, not even The Kingslayer will be able to stop the leader of Balor Club. 

Raw Tag Team Championship Match: Sheamus & Cesaro (c) vs Braun Strowman & a partner of his choosing

In one of the weirdest twists so far on the Road to WrestleMania, a tag team battle royal to decide the challengers for Sheamus and Cesaro was won by Braun Strowman, despite him not having a partner. It was confirmed on Raw that Strowman will have a partner at WrestleMania, but who will he choose? The Monster Among Men is already a devastating force by himself, but could he form an even more frightening tandem to face off against Sheamus & Cesaro? 

United States Championship Triple Threat Match: Randy Orton (c) vs Bobby Roode vs Jinder Mahal

After capturing the United States Championship for the first time ever at Fastlane, Randy Orton quickly found his path to WrestleMania crowded by the former champion and a former rival. Roode still has a rematch to redeem, but Jinder Mahal has made his presence felt for weeks on end now. A triple threat match, something that’s been expected for some time, is now official for WrestleMania 34. It’ll be an interesting dynamic between three natural heels, two of which who are playing babyface characters right now. Could Jinder finally emerge as US Champion? Will Roode regain his title? Or will Orton walk out of yet another WrestleMania as a dominant champion? 

Cruiserweight Championship Tournament Finals: Cedric Alexander vs Mustafa Ali 

205 Live has improved by leaps and bounds since the departure of accused-rapist Enzo Amore, and much of that is thanks to a renewed vision led by General Manager Drake Maverick. The announcement of a 16-man tournament to crown a new champion was met with nearly universal praise, and that tournament has already given us some truly great matches, big surprises, and new faces to 205 Live. After weeks of matches, it all boils down to Cedric Alexander and Mustafa Ali. Two of the most beloved faces of the brand, and two stars who have been workhorses since the inception of 205 Live, will square off at WrestleMania to crown the new Cruiserweight Champion.

SmackDown Tag Team Championship Triple Threat Match: The Usos (c) vs The New Day vs The Bludgeon Brothers

After The Bludgeon Brothers decimated The Usos and The New Day before they could finish their championship match at Fastlane, it’s become clear that this dominant duo has set their sights on championship gold. With all three teams still in the mix, a triple threat match was the clear path to take. This will be the first main card WrestleMania match for The Usos, but The New Day is looking to reclaim their once beloved titles. It’ll be chaotic, but in the best possible way. This is a tag match you don’t want to miss. 

Grudge matches

John Cena vs The Undertaker

We haven’t gotten anything official about this yet, but considering John Cena’s continued verbal prodding at The Undertaker, and Kane’s sudden appearance on Raw only to chokeslam Cena, it looks like this is the match we’re headed for. A clash between two of WWE’s most respected veterans could be something truly special, but it largely hinges on just which Undertaker we see. Will this be a revitalized and healed last ditch effort? Or will this be a broken-down shell of a man in a black cowboy hat? Only time will tell, but this is a special moment you won’t want to miss. 

Kevin Owens & Sami Zayn vs Daniel Bryan & Shane McMahon

While initially booked as a singles match between Owens and Zayn, the chaos of SmackDown Live left this as the obvious conclusion. After news broke that Daniel Bryan had been medically cleared to return to in-ring action, the buzz built until the moment SmackDown went live. The current SmackDown General Manager addressed things in classic Daniel Bryan fashion, but things went south when he had to punish Owens and Zayn for their vicious assault on Shane McMahon. Bryan fired both men, a shocking move from someone who has in some ways been in their corner for months. Unfortunately, it wasn’t over there as Owens and Zayn suddenly attacked Bryan. In response to the attacks, this match is now set and Owens and Zayn get the chance to earn their jobs back. Unfortunately, they’ll have to go through Daniel Bryan to do it.  

Mixed Tag Team Match: Kurt Angle & Ronda Rousey vs Triple H & Stephanie McMahon

We saw the first ever women’s Royal Rumble match earlier this year, but what happened after the match has garnered just as much buzz. “Rowdy” Ronda Rousey, wearing the leather jacket of “Rowdy” Roddy Piper himself, made her way to the ring and confirmed her presence in WWE. She signed her contract at Fastlane, but thanks to ongoing tension from her altercation with Triple H and Stephanie back at WrestleMania 31, and some nudging by Kurt Angle, things are now set for this huge mixed tag match where Rousey makes her in-ring debut at WrestleMania. 

Andre the Giant Memorial Battle Royal

This annual match will come to us once again, and we’ve already got some names putting their focus on it. The Revival announced they intend to be the first tag team to win the match together, but if history is any indication, there’s no telling just who will show up here. Expect a few surprises, a lot of chaos, and one man (maybe two?) holding the trophy in victory. 

WrestleMania Women’s Battle Royal

Initially named after Fabulous Moolah, WWE quickly responded to heavy fan criticism and subsequent pressure from WrestleMania’s main sponsor Snickers and changed the name to something much less controversial. Despite the naming debacle, this looks to be a great match that furthers the path of putting the women on the same playing field as the men. Sasha Banks and Bayley seemed to confirm themselves as entrants last night on Raw, and could be favorites to win, but we could also see some names from NXT make their way to the main roster here. 

FASTLANE 2018 LIVE WWE

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Event Details
Event: WWE Fastlane 2018
Date: Sunday, March 11
Venue: Nationwide Arena-Columbus, OH
Start time: 8:00 p.m. ET (kickoff show begins at 7:00 p.m. ET)
Live stream: WWE Network

WWE Fastlane 2018 Full Match Card

WWE Championship
AJ Styles vs John Cena vs. Kevin Owens vs Sami Zayn vs Baron Corbin vs Dolph Ziggler

SmackDown Tag Team Champions

The Usos vs The New Day

SmackDown Women’s Champion

Charlotte Flair vs Ruby Riott

United States Champion

Bobby Roode vs Randy Orton

Shinsuke Nakamura vs Rusev

Becky Lynch & Naomi vs Natalya & Carmella

WWE Fastlane 2018 Full predictions

WWE Championship:
 AJ Styles (c) vs John Cena vs Kevin Owens vs Sami Zayn vs Baron Corbin vs Dolph Ziggler

AS: If WWE truly wants to piss its fans off even further, there will be a title change here. All SmackDown has done is disappoint over the last six months, and fans will likely riot if WWE dangles the Styles-Nakamura match at WrestleMania in front of them only to change course here right before the buzzer. That said, a victory by Ziggler would be a pleasant surprise because it would at least wrap up a confusing angle in which he won and then relinquished the U.S. title in a span of 24 hours. Outside of that, anyone else beating Styles for the title would be a total disaster. WWE already has a main event angle going nowhere on SmackDown (see below), the last thing it needs to do is pull a WrestleMania match that fans exploded for when Nakamura announced his choice of opponent at the Royal Rumble. Pick: AJ Styles retains the title

BC: After standing front and center in the WWE championship feud for the past six months, SmackDown commissioner Shane McMahon and general manager Daniel Bryan have slowly faded to the background. What they've left is a very convoluted picture involving a rightfully annoyed Styles, who continues to get screwed over by management in ways that haven't been justified, and the devolving friendship between Owens and Zayn. From a kayfabe standpoint, the way Styles has been treated as champion simply hasn't been fair. All that leads you to guess is that he retains the belt despite the odds against him. So the real drama becomes how exactly does the Owens-Zayn soap opera spin off into a WrestleMania feud and how does WWE finish telling the Cena story about not having a road to April 8. The latter remains both interesting and uncertain as Cena, despite the story's holes, has committed to telling it with his best foot forward. Pick: AJ Styles retains the title

SmackDown Tag Team Champions:
The Usos (c) vs The New Day

BC: Outside of the main event, this match has the best opportunity to steal the show considering how truly great their feud was throughout last year. The dueling promos two weeks ago to announce the reuniting of the two teams also featured some of their best respective work. Not only does this program have WrestleMania written all over it, The Usos deserve to enter said card with the belts (enjoying all of the media spoils that come with that) after being inexplicably left off the bill for so many years, including in 2017 as champions. To get there properly with enough storyline juice, a non-finish of some kind could be the right play for Sunday. Pick: Match ends in a double disqualification

AS: OK, so Brian kind of stole my prediction here. While I wish we were headed for this two-on-two match at WrestleMania 34 in April, I have a feeling SmackDown is going to give us a triple threat with The Bludgeon Brothers involved. Let's hope that's the case, at least, because BB against one of these two teams would not be nearly as exciting. I do think BB interferes in this match and tries to take out both teams, setting up a non-finish without a title change: Pick: Match ends in a no contest

SmackDown Women’s Champion:

Charlotte Flair vs Ruby Riott

AS: While Riott is not great in the ring, she does make a great foil for Flair. It's unfortunate that SmackDown did not provide reasoning for this feud until the final week before the match was made because it may have actually been something of interest to fans. Instead, Riott is simply the final member of the Riott Squad that Flair has not faced and defeated over the last month. She is not capable of holding the women's title let alone taking it into WrestleMania. Flair has bigger (undefeated) fish to fry on the big stage in April. Pick: Charlotte Flair retains the title

BC: If the new SmackDown faction the Riott Squad has proven one thing since being rushed up from NXT, it's that they are not entirely ready for prime time. While Riott is a fine in-ring performer, she lacks the presence to be the leader of the stable. So what exactly does that say about her prospects to exiting Fastlane as champion? You get the point. Flair  has basically been biding time before the reveal of who her WrestleMania opponent will end up being. And while there's an argument to be made that this could be the time for Carmella to cash in somewhat under the radar, WWE hasn't yet committed to who Asuka will pick after winning the Royal Rumble. We may very well see Carmella provide the tease once again but the smart money is on Charlotte keeping the strap. Pick: Charlotte Flair retains the title

United States Champion:

Bobby Roode vs Randy Orton

BC: The constant reminder that Orton is chasing the one singles title that has eluded him (outside of the universal championship, which debuted in 2016) likely means he'll end up with it considering how beloved and protected he often is by WWE booking. Along with the main question of when (either now or WrestleMania), there's also the unknown regarding Jinder Mahal, who has played a major role in this feud. The best guess is that Mahal costs Orton, whom he feuded with for the WWE championship last year, on Sunday only to see Orton go over in a multi-person match on April 8. All of this has been underwritten by the fact that Roode has performed in such a vanilla fashion as a babyface champion that it makes one forget just how cool he recently was as an NXT heel. Pick: Bobby Roode retains the title

AS: A Mahal interference seems like a no-brainer here. It's crazy that Mahal's entire run with the company's most prestigious title only served to make him a legitimate midcarder. A title change here does not make much sense, but can WWE really go back-to-back pay-per-views with zero real developments in terms of its championships heading into WrestleMania 34? I think that's exactly what is going to happen. Pick: Bobby Roode retains the title

Shinsuke Nakamura vs Rusev:

AS: WWE hasn't given us much of a reason to care about this either, but it should at least be a good match featuring two of the most over superstars on SmackDown. It is clear that WWE hopes some of Rusev's juice rubs off on Nakamura here, and their lone backstage segment leading into this match was fantastic. Unfortunately, it sets Rusev up for another loss. God forbid WWE allow someone the fans like to get over on their own. Pick: Shinsuke Nakamura wins

BC: Thrown together at the last minute on Tuesday following a comedic backstage interview segment, this matchup has the potential to surprise in terms of its quality. The problem is nothing is really at stake for either, nor has there been enough of a story built to make you care. But considering how much Rusev has been buried in the overall picture despite his surprising babyface cheers, a win isn't likely in this case. Nakamura, the Royal Rumble winner, also needs to be kept strong ahead of what should be a WWE championship feud entering WrestleMania. Pick: Shinsuke Nakamura wins

Becky Lynch & Naomi vs Carmella & Natalya:

Brian Campbell: There's not much of a storyline here to speak of, and the players involved create too much of a negative reminder about the Welcoming Committee storyline that bombed in 2017 upon Charlotte Flair's arrival on SmackDown Live. Making an official prediction might be contingent on whether you believe Carmella will cash in her Money in the Bank contract later in the night. After being off television for months, she returned on Tuesday and promptly lost to Lynch. Another loss here could be the perfect "out of sight, out of mind" booking that opens the door for her to cash in later on. Then again, I've been predicting that every blue-branded PPV for eight months. Pick: Becky Lynch & Naomi win