Ranking every WWE pay-per-view in 2018 from worst to best

#6 WrestleMania 34

This was a decent WrestleMania.

Last year's WrestleMania seemed like a very stacked card, with a little bit of everything for every viewer. The show did end up impressing to a certain extent, but fans were left wanting more. It was a mixed bag. The first half of the New Orleans extravaganza, as we got some fabulous matches and moments. Seth Rollins won the Intercontinental Championship in a triple threat match against The Miz and Finn Balor, while Asuka's winning streak was shattered by Charlotte Flair. One of the most positive surprises of 'Mania was Ronda Rousey and her show-stealers debut performance. The former UFC fighter teamed with Kurt Angle to take on power couple Triple H and Stephanie McMahon in what was a fantastic Mixed Tag Team Match.

We saw Daniel Bryan's return match and The Undertaker squashing John Cena as well, but the night would end on a downer. The final hour saw WrestleMania fall off the express train it was on. The much anticipated WWE Championship match between AJ Styles and Shinsuke Nakamura was way below the lofty expectations this match carried since it was announced, while Braun Strowman teamed with a 10-year-old kid to win the Raw tag titles from The Bar. And then we got the main event. Nobody cared about this match, as Brock Lesnar seemed to finally drop the Universal Championship to Roman Reigns. But he didn't. WWE pulled a fast one on us, as Lesnar hit countless F5s on a bloody Big Dog to put him away. A disappointing end, and final hour as a whole, to an otherwise fun WrestleMania.