Ranking every WrestleMania of the past decade: Part II (5 to 1)

#3 WrestleMania 35 (2019)

Possibly the most feel-good 'Mania of all time.

Well, this was another really long show. 2017 had 10 matches, 2018 had 11 matches and wouldn't you know it, 2019 had 12. Luckily, despite the superhuman length, WrestleMania 35 had more good than bad on it.

It was boosted by three huge feel-good babyface victories. The show began in shocking fashion, with Brock Lesnar wrestling in the opening match.

He lost his Universal Championship to Seth Rollins in quick fashion to get off to the hottest start possible. After that, the matches on the SmackDown side were pretty great.

The Usos, The Miz, Ricochet, and AJ Styles, among others, impressed. But the Blue brand's WrestleMania highlight was that sweet victory earned by Kofi Kingston, as he won his first WWE Championship in 11 years with the company.

The story leading to the event was excellent and the match between Kingston and Daniel Bryan delivered on the night. After that, it was tough for the WWE Universe to really get into any other match.

The RAW side was not that great, save for an entertaining brawl between Batista and Triple H. While the Animal had a solid retirement match, Kurt Angle's farewell was not that great. He lost to Baron Corbin in a fairly mediocre match.

But the night belonged to the women, as we saw them headline WrestleMania for the first time ever. Becky Lynch defeated Ronda Rousey and Charlotte Flair to win the RAW and SmackDown Women's Championships. It was a great moment to close the show, even if the finish was botched.

The three big title changes make this WrestleMania a great one, even if it lasted well over 5 hours.