5 Things you should expect for Night 2 of WrestleMania 36 after Night 1

#4 A great undercard

Night 1 proved that every match on the show could deliver.

Going into this weekend, it seemed like a lot of the matches out of the 16 that were scheduled would flop without a live crowd. But on Night 1, except for maybe Goldberg vs Braun Strowman, which lasted two minutes, every match was at least decent.

This includes Elias vs King Corbin, which had a lot more aggression to it than expected. Other matches like the Women's Tag Title match exceeded expectations. With a similar layout, the undercard of Night 2 could follow suit.

Aleister Black vs Bobby Lashley has had zero build, but it is possible that the two have a 12-minute exhibition that blows everyone's minds. They are certainly capable of it.

But the one match on the Night 2 undercard which could shine brightest is Otis vs Dolph Ziggler. The two have had one of the most interesting long-term feuds in recent SmackDown history and the reveal on Friday could amp up the drama in this match.