How to watch WrestleMania 41 and more key details on the 2025 WWE matches
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The most eagerly awaited event on the sports entertainment calendar comes to Las Vegas this weekend as World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) prepares to host its 41st WrestleMania event over two nights. More than a dozen high-profile matches featuring the biggest names in wrestling will take place on Saturday and Sunday night, culminating in the grudge match between current WWE champion Cody Rhodes and former champion John Cena.
Cena won the chance to battle for the title once again after winning the Elimination Chamber event on March 1. After that event, and with the support of former champ The Rock, Cena turned on Rhodes, setting up a classic good vs. bad match-up for wrestling's biggest night.
Ready to take in all the wrestling action? Read on to find out how and when to watch WrestleMania 41 tonight and tomorrow.
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