Roman Reigns reclaimed the spotlight at WrestleMania Night 2, emerging as the new World Heavyweight Champion after a hard-fought victory over CM Punk at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas.

In a gripping main event, Reigns once again proved why he calls himself the “Tribal Chief”. Punk pushed him to the limit, unleashing a relentless offence that included a daring leap from the ring post through the announce table. Yet, even at his most dangerous, Punk could not put Reigns away. The bout ultimately tilted in Reigns’ favour as he delivered his trademark spear and Superman Punch combination to secure the pinfall and reclaim world championship gold.

While Reigns’ triumph crowned the night, another moment may have marked the end of an era. Brock Lesnar was defeated by rising powerhouse Oba Femi in a dominant display that signalled a changing of the guard. After the match, Lesnar removed his gloves and boots in the centre of the ring, embraced Paul Heyman, and walked away, a gesture widely seen as a quiet retirement from in-ring competition.

Elsewhere on the card, Rhea Ripley retained her Women’s World Championship with a decisive victory over Jade Cargill, aided by a timely intervention from Iyo Sky. Finn Bálor, appearing as his ominous alter ego “The Demon”, overcame Dominik Mysterio in a physically intense encounter.

In the United States Championship match, Trick Williams captured the title with assistance from Lil Yachty, defeating Sami Zayn. Meanwhile, Penta retained the Intercontinental Championship in a chaotic six-man ladder match that stood out as one of the most thrilling contests of the weekend.

However, the night ultimately belonged to Reigns, whose victory reasserts his dominance at the top of WWE, and to Lesnar, whose apparent farewell leaves behind a legacy few can match. WrestleMania Night 2 delivered both a coronation and a curtain call, marking a pivotal moment in WWE history.