This year's WrestleMania takes place in Las Vegas on April 19 and 20. The card is still taking shape, though in the Triple H era, we don't expect any more than 5 or 6 matches per night.
Thanks to the insider @WrestleVotes account, we now know which night each of the announced bouts are currently scheduled to take place on.
The main events have already been set, of course, though the title matches being split up across Saturday and Sunday was to be expected. We'd also bet on Jey Uso vs. Gunther opening the show on Night 1.
Here's how things currently look for the Showcase of the Immortals:
WrestleMania Night 1
World Heavyweight Championship: Jey Uso vs. GUNTHER
Kevin Owens vs. Randy Orton
WWE Women's Championship: Charlotte Flair vs. Tiffany Stratton
Seth Rollins v Roman Reigns vs. CM Punk (Main Event)
WrestleMania Night 2
Women's World Championship: Bianca Belair v IYO SKY vs. Rhea Ripley
AJ Styles vs. Logan Paul
Undisputed WWE Championship: Cody Rhodes vs. John Cena (Main Event)
The insider also revealed that, as of now, the King and Queen of the Ring tournaments are not scheduled for 2025.
Last year's victors, Gunther and Nia Jax, earned title shots and eventually won their respective world titles.
During a recent interview with Rich Eisen, Punk reflected on helping bring Reigns and Rollins into WWE and ended by making it clear that, after playing a pivotal role in the debut, he may very well be the one who takes them out on the Grandest Stage of Them All.
"I’ll give a bit of an uncharacteristic answer. I think everybody’s always trying to navigate, like, 'How do you deal with media different from what we present on our television show?' In 2012, I was the WWE Champion. I was on this what, at the time, was a historic run with the belt. Four hundred thirty-four days, obviously shattered by Roman Reigns since I’ve been gone, and what I needed was guys to work with."
"I was always looking towards the future. Yeah, there’s the now, there’s me, and there’s Cena. But outside of that, I would look at the landscape and be like, ‘What do we need to do to get money-talent in the position that I’m in now? How do I bring guys up? How do we elevate Superstars?’ So the idea with The Shield was that simple. I need guys to work with, for good or for bad, whether I like them, whether I hate them, whether I’m going to wind up having personal problems with them. I need talented individuals to work with, or I have nobody to work with in the future."
"Lo and behold, who am I working with at WrestleMania? So, life’s pretty funny the way things kind of work out. I just don’t want those two guys to forget that they were picked for a reason. I brought them into this and at WrestleMania. I get the chance to take them out."
The Second City Saint headlining the Show of Shows is a very big deal for him and his fans, though the decision must have come as a blow to "Main Event" Jey Uso (and, to a lesser extent, fellow Royal Rumble winner, Charlotte Flair).
Stay tuned for WrestleMania updates as we have them.