Greatest WWE WrestleMania Moment Officially Revealed

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Who can forget Shawn Michaels telling Ric Flair that he loves him before hitting him with a Sweet Chin Music to end his WWE career? Or the stunned silence following the ending of The Undertaker’s streak at WrestleMania 30? While moments such as these stand on their own, one particular moment is just above the rest.

On its YouTube channel, WWE has been doing a “42 Greatest WrestleMania Moments” marathon, and we have arrived at number one. Hulk Hogan slamming Andre the Giant at WrestleMania III, Pontiac Silverdome has been officially named the greatest WrestleMania moment of all time.

This is the definitive WrestleMania moment, and perhaps if it were not for the sheer success of that match and the event, it would be hard to imagine everything else that followed.

With a single slam, the legend of Hulkamania was immortalized, and WWE’s trajectory was changed forever. Earlier, it was also announced that the Hogan vs. Andre match at WrestleMania III will receive the “Immortal Moment Award” at the WWE Hall of Fame 2026.

WWE acknowledged Mercedes Mone in the Greatest WrestleMania Moments countdown

WWE’s list of ” 42 Greatest WrestleMania Moments” featured a lot of stars who have been a part of some epic moments over the years.

Well, you will be surprised to know they also chose to acknowledge Mercedes Mone, aka Sasha Banks, on the list. They mentioned Mone as part of her WrestleMania 37 main event against Bianca Belair for the SmackDown Women’s Championship. The match was featured at number 19 on the list.

The match was historic as it saw two Black superstars headline WrestleMania for the first time ever. WWE’s decision to have Mone included in the list was somewhat surprising, given her infamous walkout from the company in 2022.