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#1. The Firefly Fun House match
The Firefly Fun House match was the most interesting part about WrestleMania 36. It's interesting how the best part of both days was the cinematic pre-taped matches. However, there was one major problem with it - The Firefly Fun House match wasn't an actual match.
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It was more of a long segment featuring Bray Wyatt taking John Cena down memory lane. In the "match", we saw Cena appear in his debut gear from 2002, as well as a return of The Doctor of Thuganomics. There was a ring, but Wyatt didn't do much wrestling. It was more of John Cena trying to attack Wyatt, only to fail every time.
By technicality, Wyatt won, but it was not via pinfall - it was from John Cena vanishing. Advertising it as a match was wrong, but we enjoyed the segment in itself. It was well-crafted and different from The Undertaker-AJ Styles Boneyard match from night 1.
It was a segment to remember and we commend WWE for attempting something different.
