WrestleMania 41 tracker: Day 1 And Day 2's Confirmed Matchups So Far

John Cena sent shockwaves through the WWE Universe with a stunning heel turn at Elimination Chamber, seemingly joining forces with The Rock. However, in his follow-up promo, he made no mention of "The Final Boss," leaving fans speculating about his true allegiance. One thing is certain—he's determined to capture his record-breaking 17th world title.

The biggest takeaway from Elimination Chamber was Cena's dramatic transformation. He outlasted the competition to win the men's Chamber match, securing a shot at history. To add insult to injury, he and The Rock viciously dismantled Cody Rhodes, leaving him bloodied in the ring. All signs point to Rhodes vs. Cena headlining the grand finale of WrestleMania 41.

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At vastly different points in their careers, Tiffany Stratton and Charlotte Flair enter WrestleMania as world champions. Stratton, a first-time WWE Women's Champion, is set for her grandest stage debut, while Flair, a record 14-time champion, is no stranger to the limelight. "The Queen" made her triumphant return from injury to claim victory in the Women's Royal Rumble, securing a title shot against Stratton.

Jey Uso shocked the wrestling world by winning the Men's Royal Rumble, outlasting a star-studded field that included John Cena, CM Punk, and Roman Reigns. As he prepares to challenge Gunther, Uso faces an uphill battle, having never defeated the dominant champion. For Uso, it's a shot at redemption and validation; for Gunther, it's a chance to correct last year's misstep against another underdog, Sami Zayn.

Bianca Belair punched her ticket to a Women's World Championship match by conquering the Elimination Chamber. Many expected her to square off against Rhea Ripley, but a shocking upset on Raw saw IYO SKY shake up the title picture. As it stands, Sky vs. Belair is set for WrestleMania, though there's a strong possibility Ripley finds her way into the mix.

The groundwork for a blockbuster triple-threat clash was laid at the Royal Rumble, where CM Punk eliminated both Roman Reigns and Seth Rollins. Tensions escalated when Rollins took out Reigns with a brutal stomp onto the steel steps during a ringside scuffle. The bad blood only intensified at Elimination Chamber, where Rollins, after being eliminated by Punk, retaliated with another stomp—opening the door for John Cena to snatch victory.

The feud took another dramatic turn on the March 10 episode of Raw, as Reigns made his long-awaited return after six weeks on the sidelines. He wasted no time making an impact, ambushing both Punk and Rollins during their steel cage match. Adding another layer to the chaos, Paul Heyman—who still owes Punk a favor for his Survivor Series loyalty—was seen comforting Punk before Reigns blindsided him in the ring. With tensions at a boiling point, WWE made the triple-threat bout official on the March 21 edition of SmackDown.

Randy Orton was sidelined after former ally Kevin Owens brutalized him with a package piledriver. Orton made a thunderous return at Elimination Chamber, seeking revenge after Owens' grueling battle with Sami Zayn in an unsanctioned match. He nearly ended Owens' career with a vicious punt, but WWE officials stepped in. Their long-anticipated showdown was officially booked for WrestleMania on March 21.

1. Solo Sikoa vs. Jacob Fatu
2. Naomi vs. Jade Cargill
3. Alexa Bliss vs. Liv Morgan