• Pre-Show
    The Miz
    Cody
    W
    L
  • Singles
    Jericho
    Fandango
    W
    L
  • Strap
    Sheamus
    Henry
    W
    L
  • Singles
    Orton
    Big Show
    W
    L
  • Tag Champ.
    Shield
    Hell No
    W
    L
  • U.S Title
    Ambrose
    Kofi
    W
    L
  • Steel Cage
    Triple H
    Brock
    L
    W
  • I QUIT
    Del Rio
    Swagger
    W
    L
  • Championship
    JohnCena
    Ryback
    N/A
    N/A
  • Championship
    JohnCena
    The Rock
    W
    L
  • Singles
    Taker
    CM Punk
    W
    L
  • Singles
    Ryback
    Henry
    L
    W
  • No Holds
    Triple H
    Brock
    W
    L
  • Heavyweight
    Swagger
    Del Rio
    L
    W
  • Tag Champ.
    TeamZigg
    Hell No
    L
    W
  • Inter.Title
    Barrett
    The Miz
    L
    W
  • Singles
    Jericho
    Fandango
    L
    W
  • Tag Team
    TeamShow
    Shield
    L
    W
  • Mixed Tag
    TeamClay
    TeamCody
    -
    -
  • Divas Title
    Kaitlyn
    Tamina
    W
    L
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    Ziggler
    Kofi
    W
    L
  • TagTeam
    Shield
    TeamCena
    W
    L
  • Chamber
    Jack Swagger
    W
  • United States
    Cesaro
    The Miz
    W
    L
  • Heavyweight
    Del Rio
    Big Show
    W
    L
  • Championship
    The Rock
    CM Punk
    W
    L
  • United States
    Cesaro
    The Miz
    W
    L
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    Del Rio
    Big Show
    W
    L
  • Tag Team
    Hell No
    Rho-Sch
    W
    L
  • Royal Rumble
    JohnCena
    W
  • Championship
    The Rock
    CM Punk
    W
    L
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WrestleMania 28 Sets Viewership Record And Makes History

– WWE announced Thursday via e-mail that WrestleMania XXVIII set a viewership record with 1.3 million pay-per-view buys worldwide and five million viewers overall.

Their statement reads: “WrestleMania set a record of 1.3 million pay-per-view buys worldwide and was seen by more than five million fans in 105 countries. The “Once in a Lifetime” extravaganza was also seen by a sellout crowd of 78,363 fans from all 50 U.S. states and 36 countries at Sun Life Stadium in Miami, marking the highest attended event in the stadium’s history.”