10 Things we learned from WWE Network's "WrestleMania: The Show Must Go On"

#2 Rhea Ripley started crying after her match at WWE WrestleMania 36

This picture needs to be framed 🔥 @RheaRipley_WWE pic.twitter.com/Kv2WY5RW5G

— RoshanDaniel (@RoshanDani21) August 25, 2020

WrestleMania 36 saw Rhea Ripley make her WrestleMania debut as she defended her NXT Women's Championship against Charlotte Flair. As revealed in the episode, Rhea Ripley visited the Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Florida before her match with the Queen. Unfortunately, things changed and WrestleMania took place at the WWE Performance Center, but it was still a huge moment for Rhea Ripley.

WrestleMania 36 saw Ripley lose to Flair and drop her title after a fantastic match. As seen in the episode, both hugged each other after the match. Rhea Ripley started crying out of happiness after the match, which was quite special for her despite the circumstances being were different.

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#1 Drew McIntyre's reaction after winning WWE Championship at WrestleMania

The story of the WrestleMania when the world stood still. WWE24, airs on the @wwenetwork right after #Summerslam pic.twitter.com/drLA1cpIDB

— Drew McIntyre (@DMcIntyreWWE) August 23, 2020

WrestleMania 36 was the culmination of years of hard work for Drew McIntyre, who defeated Brock Lesnar to finally win the WWE Championship for the very first time in his career. McIntyre revealed how the world does not get to see the genuine reaction of a WWE Superstar winning the title which usually happens after they get back to their hotel rooms, look at the title, and realize that they actually did it.

But WrestleMania 36 was different as he had his private special moment in front of the world after winning the WWE Championship. Drew McIntyre's journey to the top of the WWE mountain has indeed been special and inspiring.

All in all, "WrestleMania: The Show Must Go On" was an amazing rollercoaster ride which every WWE fan must watch.