WWE WrestleMania 34 results: Undertaker returns in style, Ronda Rousey shines

The buildup to WrestleMania 34 — the biggest annual pay-per-view event of WWE had helped shoot up the expectations of wrestling fans and the main event has so far lived up to the same. The likes of Ronda Rousey and The Undertaker producing some adrenaline pumping moments have got the pulses racing.

The main card action on Sunday, April 9 at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome in Louisiana began on a high with a riveting battle for Intercontinental Championship. The WrestleMania 34 could not have asked for a better star but did the other fights live up to the expectations?

Check out the complete results here.

Brock Lesnar retains Universal Championship after beating Roman Reigns (via pinfall)

Roman Reigns was booed when he entered the Superdome on Sunday. The WWE star, who was making his fourth straight WrestleMania main event appearance though came up with a memorable performance despite losing a fiercely-fought battle.

Lesnar started by getting Reigns suplexed a couple of times and then used the F5 effectively to drain out his opponent. The highpoint of the match came when the defending champion suplexed the challenger on his head outside the ring.

Reigns never backed off as he put the pressure back on Lesnar with back-to-back spears. He also drove The Beast Incarnate on to the announcer table with a spear.

However, Reigns' end came when he ran into an F5, the sixth of the match, from Lesnar, who completed the pin.

The Undertaker defeats John Cena (via pinfall)

Speculations were rife about The Undertaker's comeback but nothing was made official about The Phenom's fight against John Cena until Sunday's match.

The Undertaker's entrance was received with loud cheers from the 70,000-strong awestruck fans at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome and Cena, who had reached the ring early to get a closer glimpse of their favorite star.

How's that for a return?

It seems Bruce Prichard was right about The Undertaker's fitness levels as the superstar of WWE was on top of his game in the much-anticipated fight.

Unlike the buildup to the fight, it was short-lived as The Dead Man wasted no time in decimating Cena. Undertaker started aggressively by landing quite a few blows on Cena, who had no answers to the onslaught.

The 53-year-old, who was moving freely in the ring, choke-slammed Cena and delivered the Tombstone Piledriver, much to the delight of the fans before getting the pinfall.

Ronda Rousey and Kurt Angle defeat Stephanie McMahon and Triple-H (via submission)

What a debut it was for the former Ultimate Fighting Championships (UFC) star.

Ronda Rousey was unstoppable from the word 'go' as she, along with fellow Olympic medalist Kurt Angle, managed to outclass Triple H and Stephanie McMahon.

Rousey, three months after signing the WWE contract, was received to a thunderous welcome into the ring.

Ronda Rousey reacts to maiden WWE WrestleMania triumph

Triple H and Kurt Angle started off the action and the former dominated the initial stages of the match.

McMahon tried her best to prevent Angle from making the tag but Rousey eventually entered the ring and started with an armbar.

Rousey survived a scare when McMahon hit a DDT and went for the pin only to get a two count.

The former UFC star wooed fans when she demolished Triple H in the corner. She rolled him through after taking him on his shoulders, proving her strength.

The finish came when she Angle and Rousey did Pedigree on Triple H and McMahon.

Rousey performed her armbar once again and had McMahon in an S guard before the latter tapped out.

AJ Styles retains WWE Championship title

Royal Rumble winner Shinsuke Nakamura and AJ Styles, two of the greatest wrestlers going round, delivered what was expected of the WrestleMania fight Sunday by trading blows right from the word go.

Nakamura got the crowd buzzing when he punched Styles in the groin and followed it up with a Kinsashafinisherss.

The Japanese WWE star continuously kept using his knee at Styles injured. However, the latter used a Styles Clash for the pin after reversing his opponent's Kinsasha.

Both the wrestlers showed mutual respect as they hugged each other at the end of the clash.

Nia Jax wins Raw Women's Championship (via submission)

The build-up to the fight made it obvious that Jax would claim revenge against Alexa Bliss but the power hitting of the former made it an interesting watch.

Jax, who was body shamed by Bliss, demonstrated his physical might by starting the match off with a series of punches.

Bliss tried to regain control with little success as Jax hit the pin with another Samoin Drop towards the end of the fight.

Charlotte Flair retains SmackDown Women's Championship

Asuka's unbeaten run in WWE came to end at the end of a brural and emotional encounter against Flair.

A Spanish Fly from Flair all but sealed the deal for her. She followed it up with a spear and locked Asuka into submission.

India's Jinder Mahal wins United States Championship

Mahal, Rusev, Randy Orton and Bobby Roode were involved in an action-packed encounter Sunday.

Mahal, as usual, made use of the help from Singh brothers to emerge victoriously.

Rusev and Mahal's duel heated up as they were trading blows. The Indian wrestler got the pin by hitting the Khallas on Rusev.

Intercontinental Championship: Seth Rollins defeats The Miz (via pinfall) and Finn Balor

Seth Rollins emerged victorious in the battle for Intercontinental Championship as he defeated The Miz via pinfall.

There were quite a few nail-biting moments throughout the fight with all three fighters missing falls by whiskers.

The Miz's attempt to get the pinfall after hitting his finisher on Rollins from the top of the rope was thwarted by Balor.

Other results from WWE WrestleMania 34

Comeback man Daniel Bryan and Shane McMahon defeated Kevin Owens and Sami Zayn (via submission).

Bludgeon Brothers won the SmackDown Tag Team Championship defeated The New Day (via pinfall) and the Usos.

Braun Strowman and Nicholas defeated The Bar (Via pinfal) to win the Raw Tag Team Championship.