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Published 09:58 8 Apr 2024 BST
Updated 10:10 8 Apr 2024 BST

Three of wrestling's biggest figures united in a rather incredible five minutes of television, when the Bloodline Rules match between Cody Rhodes and Roman Reigns ended up in falling into chaos.
Solo Sikoa landed a Samoan Spike on Rhodes, before WWE legend John Cena rocked up and took out both Solo and Roman.
From there, things took an even bigger turn, as none other than the Rock turned up, and faced off Cena in the ring, in a remarkable replay of WrestleMania 28 and WrestleMania 29.
The Rock then Rock-Bottomed Cena in an unbelievable scene.
After a minute of relishing in his victory, the Final Boss was left taken aback after the Shield’s music played and Seth Rollins entered the ring before facing a Superman Punch from Reigns.
Things then went to an even higher level as The Undertaker appeared. He took his chance to take The Rock by surprise and chokeslammed the 51-year-old.
Understandably, fans have dubbed the moment one of the greatest things to happen in the history of Wrestlemania.
One person wrote: "If you didn't have goosebumps when you heard the bell, I'm not sure you're alive."
"If you weren’t fully torqued this whole 5 minutes you got something wrong with ya," another wrote.
A third put: "The greatest 5 minutes in my life’s history."
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The greatest 5 minutes in WWE history. Possibly WrestleMania history. John Cena, Undertaker, Solo Sikoa, Seth Rollins and The Rock #WrestleMania pic.twitter.com/TvQGhNSBN7
— FAR (@FAR5222) April 8, 2024

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