Ranking every WrestleMania of the past decade: Part II (5 to 1)

#1 WrestleMania 30 (2014)

An emotional rollercoaster.

WrestleMania 30 is the epitome of the best parts of pro wrestling. There were moments, stories and emotions galore on this wonderful night in the Superdome.

The show began with Hulk Hogan, who welcomed everybody to the Silverdome, before 'Stone Cold' Steve Austin and The Rock joined him. The three legends shared the ring and some beers as the WWE Universe witnessed a classic moment.

The Shield and Cesaro shone in the spotlight with impressive displays, but the night belonged to Daniel Bryan. He defeated Triple H in the opening match to face Randy Orton and Batista in the main event.

However, with all the joy of the Yes Movement, there was immense sadness, as The Undertaker's undefeated streak was snapped at the hands of Brock Lesnar. It remains the single most shocking moment in WrestleMania history.

Very few things could have brought the crowd back to life after that moment, but Daniel Bryan did just that. Magic was in the air as Bryan conquered the world and won the WWE World Heavyweight Championship.

It was an electric story, told magnificently throughout the entire evening. After making Batista tap out, Bryan celebrated his triumph with a euphoric WWE Universe. It was the ultimate good guy coronation at WrestleMania, such a lovely moment.

This is the best 'Mania of the past decade not necessarily because of the quality of the matches, but rather because of the peaks and troughs we were made to feel over the four hours of the show.

Whether we were happy or sad, WrestleMania 30 overwhelmed us with emotion. And isn't that what makes pro wrestling so great?