On a day where WWE already dropped one big bombshell this weekend when they made the announcement that they have purchased one of the two biggest Lucha Libre promotions in all of Mexico, we had WrestleMania Night 1, as if that wasn't big enough.

We had all kinds of news that was breaking today about that, about injury news, but it was

WrestleMania night one, and it was the triple threat match between Roman Reigns, Seth Rollins,

and C.M. Pung. That was our night one main event. Nothing on the line. And that was really

the story coming into this show with nothing on the line, nothing at stake, no championships, it was not a number

one contenders match, although it may end up that way. What would they do? Are they setting up for some

kind of big shock ending to WrestleMania this year? Because the entire match was built around where

does Paul Heyman's loyalty lie?

Right?

He agreed the favor to see I'm going to walk him to the ring at WrestleMania.

I'm going to be in his corner.

Roman Raines does not like this.

Seth Rollins is telling Paul Heyman, now you owe me a favor because I could have killed you the other week and I didn't do it.

What would Paul Heyman do?

That was the drama around this match.

Yet Seth Rollins coming out on television talking about how this is going to be the most important triple threat match in the history of our industry, which is laughable, of course.

They were really building it up and you had to think, okay, something big must be planned for the end of this show.

And they did. They did indeed have something big planned. Paul Heyman played a very big role in the end of

WrestleMania this year. Paul Heyman leaves Las Vegas with Seth Rollins As Seth Rollins picks up the win in the night

one WrestleMania main event, he defeats Roman Raines and CM Punk. Paul Heyman has basically

sold his soul to Seth Rollins, and that is how WrestleMania and Night 1 goes off the air.

And it opens up some very interesting possibilities now as we head into Night 2,

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