WrestleMania 35: 6 Hilarious Botches That You Probably Didn't See As Part Of The Show 

It was an interesting night in New York for WrestleMania
It was an interesting night in New York for WrestleMania

WrestleMania 35 became one of the longest pay-per-views in the history of WWE, the show opened with a two hour kick off show that housed three matches and saw some interesting moments throughout.

WrestleMania is the biggest stage in wrestling which is why there are a number of errors on the show every year since the eyes of the world are watching. The pressure of competing at WrestleMania seems to get to just about every superstar and this year there were more botches than normal throughout the spectacular.

The following list looks at some of the best botches from this year's WrestleMania and including the two hour kick off show.


#6. Women's WrestleMania Battle Royal

Carmella was the shock winner of this year's Women's WrestleMania Battle Royal
Carmella was the shock winner of this year's Women's WrestleMania Battle Royal

Battle Royal's are always the best place for botches because of the fact that there so superstars in the ring at one time which makes for an interesting atmosphere. The Women's WrestleMania Battle Royal returned to WrestleMania this year and once again there were a number of botchy moments throughout as WWE threw a number of women into a battle royal match on the kickoff show.

One of the most obvious botches in the match saw Lana take an Eclipse and manage to botch the landing. Lana was dressed as Wonder Woman but it wasn't a great move from the woman who has been trying to push herself into the spotlight on Twitter over the past few months.

The women of WWE have quite a reputation when it comes to Battle Royals and Dana Brooke proved this when she botched her exit from the match, but it was a solid overall battle royal otherwise compared to last year's original version of the match.

#5. Andre The Giant Memorial Battle Royal

Braun Strowman won the Andre The Giant Memorial Battle Royal this year
Braun Strowman won the Andre The Giant Memorial Battle Royal this year

The Andre The Giant Memorial Battle Royal took place on the kickoff show this year and saw Braun Strowman come out on top for the first time, meaning that he's won two high profile battle royals in less than a year.

It was a combustible match that included two SNL stars who have no history in the wrestling ring, which could have been a problem, but interestingly the botch came from some of WWE's main roster athletes. It appears that Mustafa Ali and Luke Harper had a spot to get them both eliminated, but Braun Strowman forgot all about it since he wandered off and left the two stars.

Harper then put Ali down, shouted Strowman over to remind him that he had to eliminate them both and this time because he hit him so fast, Ali barely made his way over and when he hit the floor he ricocheted back up and hit his face off the announce table which looked painful.

#4. Seth Rollins takes out the German commentator

Seth Rollins won the Universal Championship from Brock Lesnar at WrestleMania 35
Seth Rollins won the Universal Championship from Brock Lesnar at WrestleMania 35

WWE decided to switch things up a little bit at WrestleMania this year by allowing Brock Lesnar to defend his Universal Championship at the opening of the show. Lesnar obviously wasn't happy about this so he attacked Rollins on the way down to the ring and then threw him into the announce table.

When Brock Lesnar threw Rollins back out of the ring and into the announce table once again, the German commentator wasn't able to move himself out of the way in time and Rollins was actually caught by him. It was obvious that it wasn't supposed to happen but there was nothing he could do after he was in the way or Lesnar's throw and was forced to sit there afterward and feel sorry for himself as Rollins crawled away.

#3. Nia Jax almost injures Billie Kay

The IIconics became the Women's Tag Team Champions at WrestleMania on Sunday night
The IIconics became the Women's Tag Team Champions at WrestleMania on Sunday night

Billie Kay and Peyton Royce walked out of WrestleMania with the Women's Tag Team Championships following their fatal four-way match but even though Kay probably isn't feeling the effects of the match just yet as the adrenaline continues to pump through, it was obvious that she will be feeling it tomorrow morning.

One spot in the match particularly stood out above all others, which was when Nia Jax went for a Samoan Drop and Kay seemingly got her feet on the floor before she was ready to bump and it looked quite painful to watch. Kay was able to recover to re-enter the ring and pick up the victory when she pinned Bayley, but as already mentioned, this could be a muscular injury that only starts to effect her in the morning.

#2. Batista's entrance trip

It was a rough night for Triple H at WrestleMania 35
It was a rough night for Triple H at WrestleMania 35

Batista returned to WWE to wrestle Triple H at WrestleMania and was hoping that he would be the man that ended his lengthy career, but obviously, this wasn't the case. The Animal didn't have the best night in New York since The Game was able to show him why he's WWE's measuring stick, but it appears that his night started off badly.

The former World Champion made his way to the ring first and the moment he stepped through the ropes he tripped, fell onto his own hands and then had to readjust himself and remind himself that he was on the Grandest Stage of Them All. It was an impressive botch from someone of The Animal's level but it shows how long it's been since Batista stepped into a ring since he couldn't remember how to step between the ropes.

#1. Charlotte Flair's selection wasn't so natural

Becky Lynch made history in the main event of WrestleMania
Becky Lynch made history in the main event of WrestleMania

Charlotte Flair defended her SmackDown Women's Championship in the main event against Ronda Rousey and Becky Lynch in a match where the Raw Women's Championship was also on the line as it was billed a "Winner Takes All" match.

Becky Lynch walked out as a dual Champion as expected but the match itself wasn't as solid as the WWE Universe have come to expect. There were a number of sloppy armbars and holds throughout, but it was Charlotte Flair's double natural selection at the beginning of the match that stood out since the former Women's Champion threw herself over but let go of both Ronda and Becky's heads which is why the bumps looked terrible.

The finish of the match looked somewhat messy too as Rousey looked as though she managed to get her shoulder up but the referee missed it.


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