Ranking every WrestleMania of the past decade: Part I (10 to 6)

#6 WrestleMania 34 (2018)

What a terrific undercard.

The first half of WrestleMania 34 was one of the greatest in history, with some great wrestling and top-class storytelling. But a terrible final hour prevented it from finishing much higher.

The show had incredible potential, kicking off with an excellent triple threat for the Intercontinental Championship. Seth Rollins claimed the IC Title before Charlotte Flair defeated Asuka to end her historic unbeaten streak.

But the show was stolen by Ronda Rousey in her debut match. The Baddest Woman on the Planet teamed with Kurt Angle to face Stephanie McMahon and Triple H as they blew the roof off the Superdome. It was a perfect demonstration of how good sports entertainment could truly be.

Elsewhere, Daniel Bryan returned to in-ring action and The Undertaker squashed John Cena. It was all good, until that final hour. It started with AJ Styles and Shinsuke Nakamura's WWE Championship disappointing from all the hype.

After that, a 10-year-old boy called Nicholas won the RAW Tag Team Championship with Braun Strowman and the night was concluded with a dumpster fire of a main event.

Brock Lesnar and Roman Reigns faced off for the Universal Championship, in front of a rabid and indifferent WWE Universe. Lesnar retained the title, ending the night on a further downer.

It's a real shame, as WWE was one hour away from producing a likely all-time classic WrestleMania.