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Wrestlemania is in the books, two nights of Wrestlemania from AT&T Stadium in Dallas.

The big news coming out of night two is that we have a unified WWE universal heavyweight champion.

We have a united champion, an undisputed champion, a singular champion for how long?

That's the question for how long? Probably not very long.

For now, I like the fact that we have one champion, his name is Roman Reigns.

Roman Reigns is the winner of the supposed biggest main event, biggest match in Wrestlemania history.

What do you think? Did you watch that match and think that that was the biggest match in Wrestlemania history?

See, that's the problem. When you hype something up with that kind of verbiage and you promote something as the best.

And then it doesn't deliver on that. People are left very disappointed.

I am one of those people who were very disappointed with the way Wrestlemania ended this year.

Which is too bad because I thought there was a lot to like about this year's Wrestlemania.

Now I think it goes without saying that night one was far stronger than night two.

And we're going to see if you guys agree, because later on I'm going to have the results of Twitter polls from last night and tonight.

So if you want to vote at Salamonster on Twitter, we'll check the results later on.

But for my money, night one is head and shoulders above night two.

When it was over, I felt that night two was okay. There were things to like on night two.

There were actually some things that I really liked on night two.

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