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The two women clashed in the center of the ring, Alexa clawing and scratching, Tori unleashing forearms and slaps that echoed in the arena. Alexa tried to retreat, tried to slip out through the ropes, but Tori yanked her back in by the hair, the crowd roaring in delight as Alexa's smug composure crumbled into panic.
It was pure chaos. Everywhere you looked, fists flew, bodies collided, and the ring shook under the weight of history and rebellion colliding with arrogance and cruelty. The fans were on their feet, screaming themselves hoarse, a wave of noise that never stopped for a second.
But even with DX storming in, the numbers game was still against them at first. Six members of the Undisputed System against only five DX originals meant the wolves still had the edge. Slowly, painfully, the tide began to turn against DX.
Billy Gunn found himself dragged down by both Big E and Ryback, the powerhouses stomping him into the mat. Road Dogg's flurry against Wade was cut short when Wade recovered and blindsided him, leveling him with a crushing clothesline. X-Pac, fast as he was, got caught in mid air by Drew, who hurled him violently into the corner before stomping him down with a sneer.
For a moment, the crowd's jubilation wavered, gasps echoing as DX began to falter.
But then, like a miracle, the impossible happened in front of everyone eyes.
Undertaker, who had been beaten and brutalized, rose again. The Deadman, defiant even on empty reserves, dragged himself upright. The sight of him standing, eyes burning with rage, sent the crowd into another earth shattering explosion.
And then Shawn Michaels, the man whose career had just ended in front of their eyes, pushed himself upright once more. His body screamed in agony, but his spirit wouldn't let him stay down. Side by side, Undertaker and Shawn staggered forward, defiant, unbroken.
And then they joined the fray.
The eruption from the fans was like nothing else. The roof nearly blew off the stadium as Undertaker stormed into the fray, leveling Ryback with a big boot that snapped his head back. He grabbed Big E by the throat and planted him with a monstrous chokeslam, the ring quaking under the impact. The Deadman was alive, and the crowd was unglued.
Shawn, battered though he was, threw himself at Wade Barrett, firing chops into his chest that echoed across the arena. "Wooo!" the fans screamed with each strike, the sound shaking the air.
Wade stumbled, caught off guard, and Shawn nailed him with a Sweet Chin Music out of nowhere, dropping him cold. The crowd screamed, thunderous in approval, knowing Shawn had given one last gift to his fans.
Now the sides were even. DX, Undertaker, and Shawn stood tall, the legends united, fighting not just for themselves but for the very soul of the business. The tide turned instantly.
Triple H finally got his hands solidly on Sandro. He swung the sledgehammer and this time connected, not with Sandro's head, but right into his ribs. Sandro crumpled, gasping for air as The Game stood over him, roaring with fury. Each time Triple H swung, the fans erupted, every blow a catharsis, every strike a release of weeks of frustration built up by Sandro's arrogance.
The others were overwhelmed. Road Dogg battered Wade with wild punches, Billy Gunn flattened Ryback with a Fameasser, X-Pac nailed Drew with the Bronco Buster to an eruption of cheers, and Tori slammed Alexa down with a spinebuster that sent shockwaves through the arena.
Undertaker stood tall in the middle, dismantling anyone who dared approach him, his fists flying, his presence unshakable. Shawn Michaels, battered and bruised, still nailed a picture perfect flying elbow from the top rope, collapsing in pain afterward but smiling through it.
The fans were in pure ecstasy. This was what they came for. Legends rising, heroes standing, villains falling.
And then, amidst the chaos, Sandro saw the writing on the wall.
Triple H raised the sledgehammer again, ready to deliver the final blow. Sandro, ever the snake, slipped out under the ropes at the last second. The Game snarled, pointing the hammer down at him, but Sandro backed away, gasping, clutching his ribs. His smirk flickered back onto his face, but it was strained, desperate.
Alexa, staggering to her feet, scrambled to join him. Tori lunged for her, but Sandro pulled her out of reach, his arm protectively around her waist. The two of them, bruised and battered, retreated up the ramp.
Sandro, smirk still plastered on his face despite the punishment he'd endured, raised his arm mockingly, shouting insults back toward the ring. The crowd booed viciously, but Sandro didn't care. He lived for their hatred.
Inside the ring, Wade, Drew, Big E, and Ryback were left behind, still reeling, still trapped. And there was no escape.
Triple H, Undertaker, Shawn, and the rest of DX surrounded them, circling like predators closing in on their prey. The crowd's roar swelled louder and louder, anticipation filling the air as the legends closed in.
One by one, the Undisputed System members were punished. Road Dogg and Billy Gunn nailed Wade Barrett with a double team maneuver, flattening him in the center of the ring.
X-Pac nailed Drew with the X-Factor, bouncing back to his feet with a roar. Undertaker delivered a Tombstone Piledriver to Ryback so powerful it seemed to shake the rafters. Big E tried to fight back, but Shawn and Triple H worked together, Shawn hitting Sweet Chin Music that sent Big E spinning right into Triple H's sledgehammer strike and then a Pedigree, laying him out flat.
The arena was pure bedlam, the noise overwhelming. Cole, Lawler, and Striker were on their feet, screaming into their headsets.
Cole shouted, voice shaking, "This is what justice looks like! This is what WrestleMania is all about!"
Lawler was beside himself, yelling, "I love it! I love it! This is retribution!"
Striker, voice reverent, declared, "This is history unfolding before our very eyes! Shawn Michaels' legacy will not be tarnished tonight! The Deadman, DX, Triple H, HBK, they've taken back this stage!"
And as the carnage unfolded, the crowd knew they were witnessing something special. Something unforgettable.
But Sandro and Alexa, standing halfway up the ramp, didn't slink away quietly. Sandro's hand was on his ribs, his face twisted with pain, but his smirk was still there, defiant. He raised a hand mockingly, clapping sarcastically at the legends in the ring. Alexa, holding onto him for support, mirrored his smirk, though her eyes burned with fury.
The message was clear. They had lost this battle, but in their minds, the war was far from over.
And as DX, Undertaker, Triple H, and Shawn stood tall in the ring, united, celebrated, and cheered like gods by the roaring crowd. "This isn't over!" he screamed. His voice cracked, raw with fury. "This is OUR era! This is OUR WrestleMania! You can't stop us!"
Sandro's voice passed over the noise of the crowds. A promise. A warning. The Undisputed System wasn't done, not by a long shot.
But tonight, WrestleMania belonged to the legends.
The cameras captured the final image, Shawn Michaels, Undertaker, Triple H, Road Dogg, Billy Gunn, X-Pac, and Tori all standing together, hands raised high. The crowd cheered them on, tears streaming down faces, history being honored, respect being restored.
And high on the ramp, Sandro smirked through the pain, already plotting his next move. Because if tonight had proven anything, it was that he was willing to spit on legacy, hijack history, and burn down the very foundation of the business to make the Undisputed System immortal.
After that, the showcase of immortals at the greatest stage of them all ended at this note, and the fans discussion for WrestleMania on Twitter exploded instantly. Within minutes of the closing bell, the hashtag #WrestleMania was trending number one worldwide, followed closely by #ThankYouShawn, #DXReturns, and, perhaps most controversially, #UndisputedSystem.
The show had been a spectacle from start to finish, but the final moments, the shocking invasion, the brutal attack, and the thunderous comeback of DX, had pushed it into the kind of territory fans would talk about for decades.
The timelines of fans, podcasters, analysts, even wrestlers themselves were on fire. Everybody had an opinion, and everybody had a favorite moment. The sheer volume of conversation was unlike anything WWE had seen in years.
The very first topic to dominate the conversation was Sandro himself. Fans dissected every single move he had made that night, starting all the way back to the inaugural Andre the Giant Memorial Battle Royal, which he had won earlier in the card. That in itself had been controversial, shocking, and polarizing in a way only Sandro could engineer.
Sandro hadn't just won the Battle Royal, he had stolen it. Replay clips were already circulating online, slowed down, zoomed in, and captioned by angry fans pointing out how many times Sandro had cheated. Eye gouges, low blows, pulling tights, holding ropes, he had dipped into every dirty maneuver in the book. But what made it worse, and what got people buzzing, was how he had ultimately pulled it off.
It wasn't Sandro alone. It was the Undisputed System.
The reunion nobody saw coming.
Fans replayed the decisive moment when Big Show seemed on the verge of claiming his rightful legacy, only for the wolves of the Undisputed System to swarm, battering the giant down before helping Sandro heave him over the top rope.
Some fans praised it as genius storytelling, Sandro proving once again that he'd do whatever it took to win, cementing himself as a must see villain. Others were livid, saying the finish disrespected the memory of Andre the Giant, that Sandro had turned what should've been a celebration of history into a circus of betrayal. But one thing was clear, everyone was talking about it.
That moment alone had sparked days' worth of speculation. The return and debut of the Undisputed System on the grandest stage of them all sent shockwaves through the wrestling world. Fans asked, would the Undisputed System be as dangerous, as suffocatingly dominant in WWE as they had been in FCW and TNA under Sandro's ruthless leadership?
Would WWE itself be under siege now that Sandro had planted his flag on the WrestleMania stage? Fans debated whether the company was about to enter a new era, one controlled by a faction that thrived on chaos, arrogance, and sheer numbers? Nobody knew the answers, but everyone knew they had made their mark.
From there, the conversation shifted to another flashpoint, the shocking interruption during the Bret Hart vs. Vince McMahon lumberjack match. For weeks, fans had been hyped to see Bret finally get closure after the Montreal Screwjob.
But when Sandro and the Undisputed System suddenly stormed the scene, chaos erupted both in the arena and online. Clips of Sandro charging down the ramp, barking orders to his crew, immediately went viral. Fans speculated furiously, were Sandro and the Undisputed System secretly in cahoots with Vince? Did Vince bankroll them to ensure his victory over Bret?
But the narrative quickly shifted when the lumberjacks, who had been positioned at ringside to ensure fairness, stormed back into action, blocking Sandro's group before they could make it into the ring.
The visual of Vince's face, wide eyed with shock as his hired interference backfired, was instantly memed across Twitter. Moments later, Bret locked Vince in the sharpshooter, and the roof nearly came off as Vince tapped out in humiliating fashion. For many fans, this was the closure they had been waiting decades for, Montreal finally had an ending.
Social media lit up with joy, with fans posting side by side clips of 1997 and 2010, comparing the two moments, declaring that Bret had finally been given justice. For every angry post about Sandro's interference, there were ten more celebrating Vince's humiliation.
Discussion then turned emotional and celebratory with the result of Edge vs. Chris Jericho. Edge's victory, making him a ten time world champion, was hailed as nothing short of inspiring.
Fans posted heartfelt threads about his journey, about the career threatening injury that nearly ended it all, about how he had defied doctors, doubters, and Father Time himself to climb back to the top.
Edge wasn't just a champion again, he was proof of resilience.Twitter was flooded with images of him holding the title aloft, his eyes filled with emotion, as fans celebrated the return of one of their favorites to the pinnacle of the business.
But not every result that night made fans happy. The WWE Championship match between John Cena and Batista ended in heartbreak for many. Cena, the face of the company, had failed to reclaim the championship that had been stolen from him by Batista with Vince McMahon's backing. The match itself had been brutal, Batista fought like an uncaged animal, battering Cena with raw power. And though Cena fought valiantly, the night belonged to "The Animal."
Fans were torn. Many hated Batista for what he represented, the corporate hacked champion who stole the title through politics. But others, grudgingly, admitted he looked more dangerous and dominant than ever. The speculation began immediately, who could possibly stop him now?
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Name: Alessandro Zhang
Age: 20 (2010)
Birthplace: Orlando, Florida, USA
Brand: WWE - RAW
Wrestling Style: Mixed Of All Styles
Faction: The Undisputed System
Championships History: 1x FCW Tag Team Champions, 1x FCW Florida Heavyweight Champion, 1x TNA World Heavyweight Champion, & 1x TNA X Division Champion.
Other Achievments: 1x Andre the Giant Memorial Battle Royale Winner
Wrestelmania Record: 1 - 0