2021 WWE WrestleMania 37 predictions, matches, card, start time, 2 night preview, date, location

We witnessed history on Saturday night when WWE WrestleMania 37 started in Tampa. The night began with the first weather delay in the famous history of the event and ended with a major historical event that stole the remote show. The action was a great night, but the good news is that WrestleMania 37’s curiosity isn’t over, as it waits for 2pm on Sunday.

The match should be a wild night, as WWE continues to welcome fans for a live event for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic began. The 2nd night will have a lot to live up to on the 1st night after some awesome matches, including Bianca Belair’s amazing main event that won the SmackDown women’s championship in the war with Sasha Banks.

WrestleMania 37 Night 2 airs Sunday, April 11, at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa. The event, live via Peacock, will begin at 8pm on ET with a kick-off session that will kick off at 7pm.

Let’s see how our experts will act and click here for full results, highlights and grades WrestleMania 37 Night 1 action on Saturday.

WrestleMania 37 forecast – 2nd night

United States Championship: Riddle (c) vs. Sheamus

It’s a shame that Sheamus probably won’t win here because his work has been outstanding in recent months. The riddle is still new in its title, and that’s not built as a situation that lets the belt fall off. Instead, they’ve given him tremendous new presentation enhancements, like weird CGI birds, when he starts his slides. I don’t know what that means, but it doesn’t seem like something you did before Riddle got to lose his belt. – Select: The riddle retains the title – Brookhouse (also Silverstein)

Women’s Tag Team Tournament: Nia Jax and Shayna Baszler (c) vs. Natalya and Tamina

For all she has done in her career, Natalia has never had a real “WrestleMania moment”. Whether heels or not, winning a tournament on the biggest stage in the game would get a great reaction from the live crowd. There’s a time where you have to do something new with the division, and confusing things with the title change is probably something. Jax and Baszler should also refresh the women’s division by splitting up individually. – Choose: Natalya and Tamine have won the titles – Brookhouse (also Silverstein)

Kevin Owens vs Sami Zayn (w / Logan Paul)

Joining Paul Zayn Since Zayn’s first mention of the YouTube star or what happened organically, WrestleMania has added a famous second-person character that attracts the younger generation. Sure, it was a hot reserve, but the end result is getting Owens and Zayn, the best long-time frends and screen rivals in a damn ‘Mania’ match. This fight will rule. Owens gives Roman Reigns a journey of loss, with Zayn’s entire gimmick under the control of WWE forces working against him. It’s obvious that Owens wins and Zayn complains. Rhyme is not wanted. – Selection: Winner by Kevin Owens – Silverstein (also Brookhouse)

Intercontinental Championship: Big E (c) vs. Apollo Crews (Nigerian Drum)

This is one of the most difficult games to predict on the card. On the one hand, Big Ek has done a great job with the title and has risen significantly with this run as a soloist. On the other hand, the Crews have a new life with their Nigerian reign, and it looks like a million dollars. He has also already lost to Big E three times and was able to pick his own trick for this match (basically no links). Although the Crews should theoretically win, this is the first time the new Big E single is in front of a crowd. Everyone would run out to get to the main event, and he has to lose the intercontinental title for that to happen, but I can’t see them playing a new day member in ‘Mania. – Select: Retains the large E title – Silverstein

The Crews brought her to life with her new character and there were more real brutalities in the back of her heel than anything else for Big E. It’s hard to imagine why you would make these changes so that the Crews wouldn’t win their title the seventh shooting in the belt since November. If you put a belt on Crews, you have to do it now or he is dead as any threat. – Selection: Apollo Crews wins the title – Brookhouse

“The Fiend” vs. Bray Wyatt Randy Orton

The weird thing about this match is that it’s one of the longest WWE histories, but a year after the excellent Firefly FunHouse movie came out with rave reviews, there’s no special stipulation here. Ordinary viewers, stay with me here … Considering that Orton burned “The Fiend” alive a couple of months ago and I’ve been waiting for what’s to come since then, I can’t see a scenario to win that. In fact, Diablo would crush the whole character, who has rejuvenated himself with a new look and Alexa Bliss by his side. – Choose: “The Fiend” is won by Bray Wyatt – Silverstein (also Brookhouse)

Women’s Gross Championship: Asuka (c) vs Rhea Ripley

Selecting to win Ripley in his first real game is as easy as not cutting his legs below him as a member of the Raw list. She has great talent and would give the Raw Women’s Division enough energy after WWE’s efforts to find a compelling angle for Asuka’s tenure. Winning Ripley sets up interesting programs for the future with women like Charlotte Flair. – Selection: Rhea Ripley wins the title – Brookhouse (also Silverstein)

World Championship: Roman Reigns (c) vs. Edge Vs. Daniel Bryan

At first, I thought that picking Bryan for this game would be out of the left field, as Edge was hoping to win, I’m glad to see that Brent agrees with me. This match was always supposed to be Reigns vs Bryan, with Bryan winning the Royal Rumble and returning to the history of the event. When Edge won, I thought it was still possible, because McIntyre, then the WWE Champion, could challenge him. When it came to the game with Edge Reigns, the main event of WrestleMania seemed very fine to me – certainly a couple of reputable ones – but it’s not necessarily something to watch. Bryan changes that completely.

Bryan invaded the main event of WrestleMania 30 when fans passed WWE Bryan (the hottest fighter in the company) over Brista (the hottest fighter in the Bryan company) instead of Batista. The same spirit is not felt here, but Bryan’s career for this match has been similar. Reigns has been a tremendous universal champion, and his career as a heel is the best work of his entire career so far. It’s awesome to see Edge back, but he doesn’t move the needle the way John Cena or The Rock or other veterans do. Now with his heel on, Bryan has established himself as the real face of the match. There’s a chance the Bryan-Edge mini feuds will pull each other out (establishing a real feud) and WrignleMania leaves Reigns victorious after Bryan is sure.

However, being the first live event for WWE involving fans since the pandemic began, I think they want to send fans home as happy as possible. That won’t happen since he won the heel, and while keeping Reigns would be white heat, that’s not the feeling that WWE fans want to remember. As a full-time performer who could be his last WrestleMania, Bryan is who he should be and will most likely excel. – Selection: Daniel Bryan wins the title – Silverstein (also Brookhouse)