WWE WrestleMania 34 Review: Most Important Moments of the PPV

#1 Asuka's undefeated streak ends

Asuka's streak ends at WrestleMania 34.

Perhaps the most shocking thing of the entire evening was seeing yet another champion retain their title against the much more heavily favored opponent with Charlotte Flair holding onto the SmackDown Women's Championship over Asuka.

Somehow, The Queen defied the odds and knocked off The Empress of Tomorrow by submission, ending Asuka's massively impressive undefeated streak.

Just as with the other titles which didn't change hands, this will have an immense influence on the coming months, as it seemed like it was fairly certain the SmackDown women's division was going to be built around Asuka's dominance.

Even further than that, the prospect of a match between Ronda Rousey and an undefeated Asuka at WrestleMania next year is clearly out the window now, and even if they do face off, it won't mean as much with Asuka having already taken at least one loss.

Does that mean those plans were scrapped and we should start prepping ourselves for Rousey against Flair instead, with the Four Horsewomen on both sides being the angle, or are there still ideas for how to keep Asuka's momentum going even without her streak?

Who will be the next person to challenge Flair, too? Nobody has the clout Asuka has, so isn't everything going to be a step down from this?

The women's division could be seeing some big moves in the coming weeks just to rearrange the puzzle pieces for these two women alone, and now that Asuka is no longer undefeated, WWE has lost a significant