WrestleMania Night 1 Shocker: Rollins Reigns Supreme as Heyman Betrays Both Roman and Punk

WrestleMania 41 electrified Las Vegas, leaving viewers with big eyes and jaw-dropping reactions after WWE injected underdogs, tasteful violence and deception into this year's storyline.

One of the most shocking moments (while some called it predictable) was when Seth Rollins joined forces with Paul Heyman, turning his back and betraying both CM Punk and Roman Reigns in the main event. It was a moment that encapsulated Rollins' victory.

The first championship card ended with Jey Uso being the underdog. At first, the match seemed to favor Gunther as he chopped, whacked, and powerbombed Uso at the start of the fight. However, Uso ended up countering Gunther's signature powerbomb. Then, Uso "weaponized Gunther's rear-naked choke against him. Gunther frantically tapped to his own submission as the crowd roared for Uso's crowning moment," CBS Sports reports.

The Tag Team Championship brought double stomps, backbreaker combos, and pure strength. Despite both teams being powerful and having seasoned experience, the Raiders couldn't bounce back from New Day's signature Midnight Hour finisher.

​Tiffany Stratton successfully defended her WWE Women's Championship against Charlotte Flair, who put up an intense fight. The rivalry was cut-throat prior to the match, and it was especially intensified after WWE deleted a clip from a promo segment that showed the two women going back and forth.

Well, the night ended with Stratton countering a spear from Flair into a rolling senton, followed by her signature Prettiest Moonsault Ever to win the match.

Jade Cargill delivered a commanding performance against Naomi, securing a decisive victory that underscored her dominance in the WWE women's division.

Cargill was mysteriously attacked backstage in November, leading to her absence from WWE programming. Her surprise return at the Elimination Chamber event in February saw her launch a brutal assault on Naomi, revealing her as the assailant who had sidelined Cargill months earlier. This victory not only highlighted Cargill's rapid ascent in WWE but also signaled a significant shift in the SmackDown women's division.

This match was filled with ups and downs. At one point, each opponent seemed to own the match. Paul Heyman looked as if he was having a heart attack, clutching his chest and his eyes bulging wide open throughout the event. At one point, Heyman managed each contender, with his longest-running partnership being with Roman Reigns. The match was a culmination of a complex storyline involving the three superstars. CM Punk, having returned to WWE after a decade-long hiatus, sought to reclaim his position at the top. Roman Reigns aimed to solidify his dominance, while Seth Rollins looked to capitalize on the tensions between his opponents.

The betrayal marked a significant shift in WWE storylines. Rollins' alliance with Heyman was unexpected, given Heyman's previous associations.

At first, it appeared that Heyman supported Punk by handing him a steel chair. But then, Heyman delivered a low blow to Punk, betraying him. Subsequently, Heyman turned on Reigns with another low blow (quite literally), aligning himself with Rollins. Seizing the opportunity, Rollins executed his signature Curb Stomp on Reigns to secure the pinfall victory.