To date, WWE has put on nearly 40 iterations of its biggest show of the year, WrestleMania. One of the stronger outings of the past decade was 2015’s WrestleMania 31, which featured huge moments like the WWE in-ring debut of Sting, a memorable United States Championship match between John Cena and Rusev, and the shocking finale of Seth Rollins “stealing” the WWE Championship via opportunistic Money In The Bank cash-in.

Drama follows CM Punk wherever he goes. There certainly was a lot of it at the end of his run in WWE, and it's all we hear about with him and AEW the last year. That drama reached new levels with his deleted Instagram posts recently, causing some of AEW's biggest stars, like Chris Jericho, and especially Jon Moxley, to speak out. There had been reports of Punk wanting to return to AEW, and Tony Khan might even be working on making that happen, but it appears that most of AEW's locker room wants nothing to do with his toxic personality.

The final Raw before WrestleMania is in the books and on the show, an impressive undefeated streak came to an end. Solo Sikoa lost to Cody Rhodes, not only marking the first time The Bloodline member has been pinned on the main roster, but its the first time he has suffered defeat in singles action since June 2022, long before he left NXT to come help Roman Reigns retain the title at Clash at the Castle.

Shawn Michaels is one of the greatest wrestlers of all time, being a fantastic technical star who could put on great encounters, but at the same time, he was also able to entertain people with great promos and a fantastic personality. While that has helped to make the Heartbreak Kid one of the most well-known people in wrestling, there are still questions people have about him.

Hulk Hogan and "The Nature Boy" Ric Flair are among the elite-tier performers in professional wrestling history. Despite the controversy both men have had in their personal lives, Hogan and Flair are two household names in professional wrestling that even non-wrestling fans know about for the most part. Furthermore, because Hogan and Flair are among the greatest professional wrestlers, many people wanted to see Hulk Hogan and Ric Flair wrestle on TV as a dream match when Ric Flair first came to WWE during the early 1990s. Although a televised bout between the two never happened during Ric Flair's early 1990s WWE run, Hulk Hogan and Ric Flair have wrestled in non-televised matches at house shows, including an infamous MSG house show in December 1991.

Just when you thought the All Out drama from last year was water under the bridge, and there were even reports CM Punk wanted to return to AEW, the pot has well and truly been stirred back up again. Punk posted a lengthy response to comments made by Dave Meltzer, labeling Chris Jericho a stooge and claiming he was effectively forced to work hurt in the infamous squash match against Jon Moxley last summer.

Since 1985, WrestleMania has been the end all be all as far as pro wrestling events go. The very first WrestleMania featured an intriguing main event of Hulk Hogan and Mr. T vs. "Rowdy" Roddy Piper and Paul Orndorff. Since then, WWE has always tried to make sure they close out the biggest show of the year with a bang.

Although they’d faced each other a few times near the start of John Cena’s WWE career, these two legends had mostly stayed apart over the years. For the longest time this match was considered as a dream match, though WWE didn’t pull the trigger on booking Cena vs The Undertaker. When The Undertaker was getting towards the end of his career, and when Cena was getting into being a part-timer, WWE finally decided to book a match between the pair for WrestleMania, albeit several years too late. Either way, it finally happened, but the match ended up going down in a very unexpected way, with some fans wondering why it turned out the way it did.

This week's edition of WWE Monday Night Raw was great. There were certainly some things that could have been better, but overall it was a very entertaining show, with great matches and good segments, which worked to raise the hype for WrestleMania 39.

Finn Balor was one of many WWE Superstars to cut a promo on a promo-heavy version of Monday Night Raw this week. That said, his promo might have been among the most memorable as he confirmed the Demon character he's played in the past will be wrestling at this year's WrestleMania.

This week's Raw was the go-home red brand show ahead of WrestleMania 39. The show kicked off as Miz TV welcomed Becky Lynch, Lita, and Trish Stratus. It ended as Cody battled Solo Sikoa and handed The Bloodline enforcer his first loss. This was a promo-heavy show, but it was a sold way to set up the company's biggest show of the year.

Becky Lynch is one of the most popular superstars in WWE today; her rise to stardom came around 2019 after she adopted the moniker "The Man." She found immense success in WWE, even becoming the first woman to win a Wrestlemania main event.

Stacy Keibler is a recent member of the 2023 WWE Hall of Fame class. The legendary WWE Diva is very deserving of the honor. Keibler broke into professional wrestling in WCW in 1999. While she would join World Championship Wrestling in the company's dying days, Keibler was always a highlight on WCW television. Once WWE officially purchased it's Monday Night Wars rival, Keibler was brought to World Wrestling Entertainment.

WCW had some great feuds going around, even though often, it was directed, so the heel won a lot. It made sense to build up rematches and to their credit, WCW could have the face get the big win in the end. Yet a few times, a face was put through some wild stuff, often downright painful, yet still ended up losing the final battle.

There have been many wrestlers who have turned to acting, with a few finding mega success like Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, John Cena, and Dave Bautista. Though Kevin Nash hasn't quite reached the heights of those men, he's carved out his own acting legacy, with roles such as Super Shredder in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze, and parts in both Magic Mike and Magic Mike XXL. He also had the fortune of being in the first film of what has become Hollywood's hottest action franchise, John Wick.

Seth Rollins has earned multiple honors for himself over the course of his nearly 18-year career in a variety of promotions. The "Visionary" is currently one of the best wrestlers in the pro wrestling business, performing for the global juggernaut, WWE. Moreover, he is credited by the company to be a marquee attraction for them with many years left in the tank to mesmerize the audience with his skill and talent.

Since bursting onto the scene in 2019, Tony Khan's AEW has been a true alternative for wrestling fans, with it being aired weekly on national TV through TNT and TBS. With names such as Jon Moxley, Britt Baker, Kenny Omega, The Young Bucks, and many more, AEW has seen its fair share of huge names attached to the company.

The wrestling business has changed throughout each era with things progressing backstage as much as on screen. Recent stories of drama like AEW’s Brawl Out fight between CM Punk and The Elite show that something must be done with these backstage incidents playing out. WWE, WCW, and every other promotion with past issues could have seen the story escalating more today.

Since signing to AEW in April 2020, Anna Jay has been a prominent up-and-coming talent within the promotion. She has spent the bulk of her professional wrestling career in AEW. During this time, fans have witnessed her evolution. From being recruited to join The Dark Order early on, to turning heel and going to the Jericho Appreciation Society, Jay has done a lot in her AEW career. She had challenged for championships and been involved in some great matches. Unfortunately, Jay was off of AEW television for some time due to a back injury sustained on the January 11, 2023, edition of Rampage. However, she has since returned to action at the first stop of the AEW House Rules Tour.

The hit list of amazing wrestlers to work for Impact Wrestling aka TNA featured some of the all-time greats. TNA had its fair share of bad moments, but the talent was typically impressive. Fans got to witness some of the premiere names from the past, present and future when working for the secondary promotion.