3 Questions From Night 2 Of WWE WrestleMania 42

WWE nailed Oba Femi’s WrestleMania moment.

From the segments with Lesnar leading into the show to the way he dominated the match itself, it was all executed exactly how it needed to be. It elevated him instantly and positioned him as a larger-than-life presence who could be a centerpiece for years to come.

So now what?

He just beat, and possibly retired, one of the biggest stars of the last 25 years. The question now is how quickly WWE moves him up the card.

And not to the Intercontinental title level. We’re talking about the very top.

Femi showed he can handle a WrestleMania moment. Now it’s about building on that and not letting the momentum stall.

He called out Roman Reigns on the post-show, which immediately puts that idea on the table. Whether that happens soon is another story, especially with how often Reigns is actually around. But it’s a matchup that already feels big.

Maybe it doesn’t happen right away. But it would be a missed opportunity not to at least tease it. Getting those two face to face on the Raw after WrestleMania would go a long way in setting the tone for what’s next.

How Often Will Roman Reigns Be Around As World Heavyweight Champion?

The World Heavyweight Championship has largely been a weekly presence since it came back in 2023. That was the whole point. It existed as a second world title while Roman Reigns held the WWE Championship and wasn’t around consistently.

Now that changes.

Reigns is the World Heavyweight Champion, and it’s fair to wonder how often he’ll actually be on TV with it.

To his credit, he was around for most of the WrestleMania build after Elimination Chamber. That helped keep the feud with CM Punk front and center instead of turning into another “where is Reigns?” situation.

But now that he has a world title again, that question comes right back.

How often will he show up? And how long will he hold it, considering how long it took WWE to build someone capable of taking him down in the first place?

You’d expect him to be on Raw after WrestleMania, and that should give a clearer idea of what’s next. If WWE sets up a No. 1 contender for Backlash, that could signal a more consistent presence.

Either way, Monday should tell us a lot about how this run is going to look moving forward.

This article was originally published on Forbes.com