WrestleMania 36: 7 things WWE got right on Night 2

#2 Drew McIntyre’s moment

The match between Goldberg and Braun Strowman on Saturday lasted only about 130 seconds, and fans were looking for something more from these two heavyweights.

They tried not to disappoint and took their encounter to almost five minutes. While WWE Champion Brock Lesnar had the upper hand initially, Drew McIntyre did not sit back and exploded into the match with a Claymore Kick. However, one was not enough to keep The Beast down as we have seen earlier.

Lesnar then took his opponent on a short journey where a German Suplex was followed by a couple of F-5s. But just like Lesnar, McIntyre refused to give up.

Another F-5 nearly sealed the deal, but The Scottish Psychopath wasn’t ready to let this opportunity slip so easily.

He recovered and delivered a Claymore Kick followed by two more lethal finishers to pin The Beast and bag his first WWE Championship.

Even without a crowd, this was a huge feel-good moment for the Superstar and the fans back home. Watching McIntyre stand tall as the show came to a close was something fans wanted to see for the Superstar for a long time.

McIntyre had studied his opponent and frustrated him enough to find the opening he needed. This was the right move to make at the right time, and McIntyre has never been hotter in his wrestling career. Let us see where this reign takes him in his quest to become the best of the best.