WWE WrestleMania 35

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WWE WrestleMania 35

2019

5h 30m

7.3(44 votes)

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Overview

WrestleMania 35 is the thirty-fifth annual WrestleMania professional wrestling pay-per-view (PPV) event and WWE Network event produced by WWE for their Raw, SmackDown, and 205 Live brands. It took place on April 7, 2019 at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey. The event featured the first-ever women's main event match in the show's history.

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Cast & Crew

101 members

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Ronda Rousey

"Rowdy" Ronda Rousey

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Rebecca Quin

Becky Lynch

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Ashley Fliehr

Charlotte Flair

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Brock Lesnar

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Colby Lopez

Seth Rollins

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Bryan Danielson

Daniel Bryan

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Kofi Sarkodie-Mensah

Kofi Kingston

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Dave Bautista

Batista

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Paul Levesque

Triple H

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Allen Jones

AJ Styles

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Randy Orton

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Joe Anoa'i

Roman Reigns

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Andrew Galloway

Drew McIntyre

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Nuufolau Joel Seanoa

Samoa Joe

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Óscar Gutiérrez Rubio

Rey Mysterio

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Kurt Angle

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Thomas Pestock

Baron Corbin

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Franklin Roberto Lashley

Bobby Lashley

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Fergal Devitt

Finn Bálor

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Joshua Fatu

Jey uso

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Jonathan Fatu Jr.

Jimmy uso

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Stephen Farrelly

Sheamus

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Claudio Castagnoli

Cesaro

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Trevor Mann

Ricochet

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Tom Büdgen

Aleister Black

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Shinsuke Nakamura

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Miroslav Barnyashev

Rusev

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Mike Mizanin

The Miz

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Shane McMahon

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Mercedes Varnado

Sasha Banks

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Pam Martinez

Bayley

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Cassandra Lee McIntosh

Peyton Royce

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Jessica McKay

Billie Kay

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Lina Fanene

Nia Jax

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Sarona Snuka

Tamina Snuka

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Nattie Neidhart-Wilson

Natalya

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Elizabeth Copeland

Beth Phoenix

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Paul Heyman

Paul Heyman (Advocate)

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John Cena

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Jeff Sciullo

Elias (Preshow)

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Joseph Ruud

Rowan (Ringside)

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Ettore Ewen

Big E (Ringside)

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Austin Watson

Xavier Woods (Ringside)

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Lionel Gerard Green

Lio Rush (Ringside)

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C.J. Perry Barnyashev

Lana (Preshow)

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Joan Jett

Self (Live Performance)

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Yolanda Adams

Self (National Anthem)

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Alexis Cabrera

Alexa Bliss (Appearance)

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Hulk Hogan

Hulk Hogan (Appearance)

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Matthew Adams

Buddy Murphy (Preshow)

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Anthony Nese

Tony Nese (Preshow)

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Adam Scherr

Braun Strowman (Preshow)

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Colin Jost

Self (Preshow)

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Michael Che

Self (Preshow)

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Mattias Clement

Tyler Breeze (Preshow)

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Michael Hutter

EC3 (Preshow)

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Shelton Benjamin

Shelton Benjamin (Preshow)

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Taylor Rotunda

Bo Dallas (Preshow)

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Joe Hennig

Curtis Axel (Preshow)

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Terry Gerin

Rhyno (Preshow)

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Heath Miller

Heath Slater (Preshow)

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Thaddeus Bullard

Titus O'Neil (Preshow)

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Levis Valenzuela Jr.

No Way Jose (Preshow)

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Chad Allegra

Karl Anderson (Preshow)

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Drew Hankinson

Luke Gallows (Preshow)

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Ryan Parmeter

Konnor (Preshow)

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Eric Thompson

Viktor (Preshow)

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Matthew Hardy

Matt Hardy (Preshow)

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Emanuel Rodriguez

Kalisto (Preshow)

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Metalik

Gran Metalik (Preshow)

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José Cordero

Lince Dorado (Preshow)

No Image

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Robert Roode Jr.

Bobby Roode (Preshow)

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Chas Betts

Chad Gable (Preshow)

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Jeff Hardy

Jeff Hardy (Preshow)

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Nikola Bogojević

Otis (Preshow)

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Levi Cooper

Tucker (Preshow)

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Jon Huber

Luke Harper (Preshow)

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Manuel Alfonso Andrade Oropeza

Andrade (Preshow)

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Adeel Alam

Mustafa Ali (Preshow)

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Sesugh Uhaa

Apollo Crews (Preshow)

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Kanako Urai

Asuka (Preshow)

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Mickie James

Mickie James (Preshow)

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Trinity Fatu

Naomi (Preshow)

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Leah Van Dale

Carmella (Preshow)

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Sarah Bridges-Rowe

Sarah Logan (Preshow)

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Dori Prange

Ruby Riott (Preshow)

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Gionna Daddio

Liv Morgan (Preshow)

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Nicola Glencross

Nikki Cross (Preshow)

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Amanda Saccomanno

Mandy Rose (Preshow)

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Daria Berenato

Sonya Deville (Preshow)

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Candice LeRae

Candice LeRae (Preshow)

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Maria Kanellis-Bennett

Maria (Preshow)

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Thea Trinidad

Zelina Vega (Preshow)

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Ashley Sebera

Dana Brooke (Preshow)

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Adrienne Reese

Ember Moon (Preshow)

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Kaori Housako

Kairi Sane (Preshow)

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Ron Killings

R-Truth (Preshow)

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David Harwood

Scott Dawson (Preshow)

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Daniel Wheeler

Dash Wilder (Preshow)

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Matthew Cardona

Zack Ryder (Preshow)

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Brian Myers

Curt Hawkins (Preshow)

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