3 Reasons why a two-night WrestleMania is best for business and 2 reasons it isn't 

#3. Positive: More WWE Superstars can create their own WrestleMania moments

Bianca Belair and Montez Ford at WrestleMania 36

Last year, WrestleMania was around six hours long. The card was relatively small, and WWE had to make several last-minute replacements.

As a result, several wrestlers were able to have WrestleMania moments that may not have happened otherwise. For example, Braun Strowman won the WWE Universal Championship when he took Roman Reigns' place in a match with Goldberg. Bianca Belair also shined at the show, as she made her WrestleMania debut alongside her husband, Montez Ford.

YESSSS!!!Bianca Belair has just made her WrestleMania debut attacking Zelina Vega!The EST is now in WWE?!#WrestleMania pic.twitter.com/TKSx4w1T7n

— Owen @ WrestleNews365 (@365Wrestle) April 6, 2020

WrestleMania 36 didn't include any battle royals because of the strict COVID-19 protocols that limited the number of wrestlers WWE could use at the same time.

This year, the rules could be different, so WWE might be less limited. The company could include many top stars on the show. As of this writing, it's unclear whether the Women's WrestleMania Battle Royal and Andre The Giant Memorial Battle Royal will be on the card WrestleMania 37. But these staples of the show could return this year.

Regardless, the two-night show opens up plenty of room for some debuts and surprises that could hype up the WWE Universe.