Wrestlemania 41 – live: Updates, results and match card for night two where John Cena fights Cody Rhodes

You might have noticed in that last post, Randy Orton is without an opponent tonight, but he WILL compete.

He was due to face Kevin Owens, until Owens suffered a severe neck injury recently.

He is out indefinitely (we actually shared an elevator with him in Allegiant Stadium yesterday!), meaning Orton has issued an open challenge.

It’s been theorised that Orton could face a returning Rusev or Aleister Black, who recently left AEW after their prior spells in WWE.

But could SmackDown general manager Nick Aldis make his own return to the ring instead? Or could Scottish sensation Joe Hendry give the crowd a good pop?

Liv Morgan and Raquel Rodriguez (WWE Women’s Tag-Team Champions) vs Bayley and Valkyria

Bron Breakker (Intercontinental Champion) vs Penta vs Dominik Mysterio vs Finn Balor

Drew McIntyre vs Damian Priest (‘Sin City Street Fight’)

Iyo Sky (Women’s World Champion) vs Bianca Belair vs Rhea Ripley

Cody Rhodes (Undisputed WWE Champion) vs John Cena

For the first time ever, WWE’s biggest event of the year is steaming live on Netflix in numerous countries worldwide.

WrestleMania 41, the latest edition of WWE’s annual showpiece, is playing out at Las Vegas this weekend, across two nights at Allegiant Stadium.

Last night is in the books, and here’s how you can watch tonight’s action:

Night two in Las Vegas kicks off at 4pm local time, 7pm ET and midnight in the UK.

The main event will be John Cena vs Cody Rhodes for the Undisputed Title.

There are still lots of rumors that The Rock will show up at some point in some capacity so stay tuned…

Seth Rollins defeats CM Punk and Roman Reigns with the help of the dastardly Paul Heyman (and a chair)

Tiffany Stratton gets the best of Charlotte Flair in a gruelling grudge title match

El Grande Americano (and a rogue metal plate inside his mask) downs Ray Fenix

Jacob Fatu bulldozes La Knight to claim US Title

Jade Cargill scores revenge over Naomi in a personal scrap

The New Day snatch World Tag-Team belts from The War Raiders

Jey Uso bests Gunther for the World Heavyweight Championship

WWE commentator Pat McAfee wasn’t too complimentary about Heyman’s actions in the main event.

WWE tried to catch up with Punk after the main event but he had little to say.

In an entertaining match, Jacob Fatu won his first ever singles gold in WWE defeating LA Knight for the US Championship.

Afterwards, Triple H called the Samoan Werewolf a “Destroyer”