WrestleMania 39: WWE date, start time, full card and how to watch

In the main event, Roman Reigns will defend the Undisputed WWE Universal title against Cody Rhodes.

Rhodes won the men’s Royal Rumble earlier this year to set up an epic showdown with Reigns.

Rhea Ripley won the women’s Royal Rumble match and is set to face Charlotte Flair for the Smackdown Women’s Championship at WrestleMania 39.

Sportsmail breaks down everything you need to know ahead of WrestleMania 39 including when is it, start time and who else is competing.

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Charlotte Flair will face long-term rival Rhea Ripley (left) at WrestleMania 39

WrestleMania 39: WWE date, start time, full card and how to watch

When is WrestleMania 39?

The biggest event in the WWE calendar will take place on Saturday, April 1 and Sunday April 2.

This year’s blockbuster event will be held at the SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California, home to NFL’s LA Chargers and The LA Rams. The stadium has a capacity of 70,240.

It’s the first time the event has been held in Hollywood since WrestleMania 21 back in 2005.

This weekend’s event will be held at the SoFi Stadium – which  has a capacity of 70,240

How to watch

This weekend’s action will get underway on Sunday, April 2 at 1am and will last until around 6am.

The second night will take place a day later, also getting underway at 1am.

Fans in the UK will be able to watch the action on BT Sport Box Office at a cost of £19.95.

It can also be live streamed on the WWE Network – £9.99 per month for subscribers.

Sportsmail will also be providing live coverage of WrestleMania 39, so you can keep up-to-date with all the latest developments here.

Brock Lesnar is also set to feature on this weekend’s card when he faces Omos

WrestleMania 39 card in full

• Roman Reigns (c) vs Cody Rhodes – for Undisputed WWE Universal Championship
• Seth ‘Freakin’ Rollins vs. Logan Paul
• Austin Theory (c) vs. John Cena – for WWE United States Championship
• Trish Stratus, Lita, and Becky Lynch vs. Damage CTRL (Bayley, Dakota Kai, and Iyo Sky)
• Brock Lesnar vs. Omos (with MVP)
• Charlotte Flair (c) vs. Rhea Ripley – for WWE SmackDown Women’s Championship
• Bianca Belair (c) vs. Asuka – for WWE Raw Women’s Championship
• Gunther (c) vs. Sheamus vs. Drew McIntyre – for WWE Intercontinental Championship
• Edge vs. Finn Balor – Hell in a Cell match
• Liv Morgan and Raquel Rodriguez vs. Natalya and Shotzi vs. Ronda Rousey and Shayna Baszler vs. Chelsea Green and Sonya Deville – Women’s WrestleMania Showcase fatal four-way tag team match
• Braun Strowman and Ricochet vs. The Street Profits (Angelo Dawkins and Montez Ford) vs. Alpha Academy (Chad Gable and Otis) vs. The Viking Raiders (Erik and Ivar) (with Valhalla) – Men’s WrestleMania Showcase fatal four-way tag team match
• The Usos (c) vs. Kevin Owens and Sami Zayn – for Undisputed WWE Tag Team Championship
• Rey Mysterio vs. Dominik Mysterio

What’s been said?

Charlotte Flair is set to return this weekend when she faces bitter rival Rhea Ripley.

Flair took seven months away from the ring towards the end of 2022 but is back and better than ever as she looks forward to the future.

Speaking exclusively to Sportsmail, Flair gave her thoughts on taking some time away from the sport.

‘When you come back you don’t feel like you ever left because you get back into the daily grind so quickly, but it definitely gave me a refresh and the opportunity to come back with a new perspective because any time you step away from something and come back without the baggage, I feel a certain lightness when I’m out there.

‘I don’t have to try to be good or bad, I can just be the star that I am. The one big difference is being able to interact with the kids around the ring after so many years of just always leaving after the match or not getting to engage or not wanting it.

‘Yes, you always want to engage with the fans, but I never got to have that reception with them the way I have it now. It’s been so much fun and so rewarding and special, it’s awesome. I must have done something right all these years!

Flair is set to face Rhea Ripley for the Smackdown Women’s Championship this weekend

Stats

In the history of WrestleMania, The Undertaker has the most wins with 25 and also holds the record for most appearances with 27.

According to The Romans, WrestleMania 38 saw the most economic impact for a host city in the history of the event.  

• 1. WrestleMania 38 (Dallas, 2022) – £168.08 million ($206.5m)
• 2. WrestleMania 33 (Orlando, 2017) – £147.7m ($181.5m)
• 3. WrestleMania 34 (New Orleans, 2018) – £142.4m ($175m)
• 4. WrestleMania 32 (Dallas, 2016) – £138.7m ($170.4m)
• 5. WrestleMania 35 (NJ/NY, 2019) – £134.6m ($165.4m)

Over the years, celebrity appearances have been common at WrestleMania. The likes of Muhammad Ali, Adam Sandler, Floyd Mayweather and Snoop Dogg have all made special cameos since the first instalment in 1985.

Celebrities at WrestleMania

• Muhammad Ali (WrestleMania 1)
• Liberace (WrestleMania 1)
• Ray Charles (WrestleMania 2)
• Ozzy Osbourne (WrestleMania 2)
• Mr T (WrestleMania 2)
• Aretha Franklin (WrestleMania 3)
• Gladys Knight (WrestleMania 4)
• Run D.M.C. (WrestleMania 5)
• Willie Nelson (WrestleMania 7)
• Little Richard (WrestleMania 10)
• Pamela Anderson (WrestleMania 11)
• Boyz II Men (WrestleMania 15)
• Motörheard (WrestleMania 17)
• Adam Sandler (WrestleMania 21)
• Floyd Mayweather (WrestleMania 24)
• Kim Kardashian (WrestleMania 24)
• Snoop Dogg (WrestleMania 27)
• Alex Rodriguez (WrestleMania 28)
• Shaquille O’Neal (WrestleMania 32)
• Joan Jett (WrestleMania 35)
• Rob Gronkowski (WrestleMania 36)
• Bad Bunny (WrestleMania 37)

The Undertaker has the most wins in WrestleMania history with 25