If The Rock and Brian Gewirtz had their way, the road to WWE WrestleMania 41 would have looked very differently. The highly anticipated documentary series WWE: Unreal released today on Netflix. Giving fans unprecedented access to the behind-the-scenes workings of the company.

It has been a long time since WWE fans have seen Bianca Belair compete in a match, and they can thank a fluke hand injury that occurred at WrestleMania 41 as being the reason for her absence.

WWE: Unreal” gives the audience unprecedented access, going backstage with superstars and staff as they bring the biggest spectacles to life

WWE originally had drastically different ideas of what WrestleMania 41 would look like for “Stone Cold” Steve Austin and Travis Scott. WWE: Unreal premiered on Netflix today. The new docuseries gave fans a behind-the-scenes look at the inner workings of WWE creative.

WWE wanted Steve Austin to play a larger role at WrestleMania 41. Austin came out on an ATV on night two of the event this year and then announced the total attendance for both nights. He crashed the ATV into the LED boards around ringside, something he would later blame on not being familiar with the throttle system.

WWE legend Austin, whose iconic WrestleMania 13 clash with Bret Hart was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame at 'Mania 41, was set to be a special guest referee in a match between Drew McIntyre and Bron Breakker.

As WWE reaches the halfway point in 2025, its biggest storylines are coming together and we can see some of the paths to WrestleMania 42.

When Bianca Belair reflects on her instant classic from WrestleMania 41, one of the things that makes the match special is that it was just her, Rhea Ripley, and IYO SKY doing what they do best.

Jonathan Coachman shares how The Rock and Hulk Hogan improvised their iconic WrestleMania X8 match when fans unexpectedly turned on Dwayne Johnson.

WrestleMania III was a watershed moment for WWE, solidifying its viability as a force in pop culture, sports and live entertainment. Its importance was never lost on Hogan, who had a knack for promotion, especially when it came to selling himself.

While WrestleMania is WWE's flagship event, SummerSlam has delivered superior shows on several occasions. From classic matches to shocking upsets, SummerSlam has sometimes outshone WrestleMania in terms of quality and impact.