5 Takeaways from WWE Backstage (April 7th, 2020)

#1 The most creative in history

This was a truly unique moment in wrestling history.

Two huge highlights of WrestleMania 36 were the Boneyard match and the Firefly Funhouse match. Paige said that "it (Boneyard match) was interesting. I loved the theatrics of it." Christian added that "to me, The Undertaker and AJ Styles had a blank canvas here to work with and it was a cinematic take. It (the match's success) just adds to the allure of The Undertaker for when the time and opponent is right."

Of the Funhouse match, Paige felt that "you were on this massive acid trip this whole time. The whole thing was creatively beautiful and he (Wyatt) was one of the masterminds behind it." Booker felt that "coming off the Boneyard match, I wondered when it was going to start" due to the trip down memory lane that the match took. Like many have said and done, Booker felt that he needed "to go back and watch a few more times to figure out what I really saw."

Captain Charisma liked the "taped from a different location" approach saying that "this is the perfect platform for both of these matches." He liked how Wyatt approached things with "Wyatt taking Cena through these stages of his career and that because of how you look, you are going to get your chance until you finally made it. Wyatt probably only would have got one chance" because of how he looks.

Even thought the clashes were successful, Christian had an appropriate reaction to doing more in the future, claiming that "they lose their specialty if you throw them out there too much."