John Cena Claims 17th Title at WrestleMania 41 Amid Surprising Upsets

LAS VEGAS, NV — John Cena captured the Undisputed WWE Championship on April 20 at WrestleMania 41, defeating Cody Rhodes with unexpected help from Travis Scott. This victory marks Cena’s historic 17th world title win, adding another chapter to his legendary career. The weekend event took place at Allegiant Stadium, concluding with thrilling matches that showcased wrestling’s biggest stars.

Cena’s match against Rhodes was intense, characterized by a fierce rivalry that escalated from their previous encounters. As the match progressed, Cena executed four Attitude Adjustments, demonstrating his resilience despite Rhodes’s strong counterattacks. The involvement of Scott, who distracted Rhodes and briefly entered the ring, set the stage for a chaotic finale.

“It feels like a dream to win at my final WrestleMania, securing my legacy in WWE,” Cena said after the match. His low blow to Rhodes and subsequent pinfall secured victory under controversial circumstances that left the crowd in awe.

Elsewhere, IYO SKY successfully defended her Women’s World Championship in a table-turning Triple Threat Match against Rhea Ripley and Bianca Belair. The match encapsulated a series of high-flying maneuvers and raw power as all three competitors battled fiercely for supremacy.

SKY executed a stunning Over the Moonsault to retain her title after Belair’s K.O.D. was interrupted by Ripley. Reflecting on her win, SKY said, “I knew I had to give it everything to keep this title. The support from the fans here at WrestleMania drives me to fight harder.”

In a surprising turn of events, Dominik Mysterio defeated Bron Breakker, Finn Bálor, and Penta in a Fatal 4-Way match to claim the Intercontinental Championship. Mysterio executed a well-timed frog splash onto Bálor, pinning him to secure victory.

Not only did Cena’s win generate headlines, but Jey Uso also overcame Gunther to clinch the World Heavyweight Championship, submitting the formidable champion amidst roars from an electrified audience. Uso expressed elation after his win, stating, “I’ve proven that hard work always pays off, especially on the grandest stage. I’m here to make my family proud.”

The New Day, consisting of Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods, regained their positions as World Tag Team Champions by defeating The War Raiders, showcasing their iconic chemistry and resilience throughout the match.

Other notable matches included Drew McIntyre overpowering Damian Priest in a Sin City Street Fight and exciting performances by AJ Styles against Logan Paul, and Randy Orton emerging victorious against Joe Hendry. The night culminated in a lavish celebration of achievements, wrestling talent, and the unforgettable aura of WrestleMania.