Last year's WrestleMania XL showcased standout matches and memorable moments, setting the stage for significant changes in the following months. Among the wrestlers whose stock has risen since then, Jey Uso stands out as a top contender for the World Heavyweight Championship, demonstrating remarkable growth and fan support. Similarly, Dom Mysterio has emerged as a strong Intercontinental Championship contender after a year of notable progress and improved performances.
On the other hand, wrestlers like Bianca Belair have reclaimed their position in the main title scene, showcasing their skills and earning favor with fans. CM Punk's continued success and Drew McIntyre's mixed fortunes post-WrestleMania XL reflect the unpredictable nature of the wrestling industry. Wrestlers like Austin Theory and Cody Rhodes have faced different trajectories, with Theory's absence raising questions about his future opportunities, while Rhodes battles to maintain momentum amidst challenges to his title reign. Randy Orton's ongoing popularity and Gunther's consistent success highlight the diverse paths wrestlers have taken since WrestleMania XL, setting the stage for a dynamic and unpredictable future in the wrestling world.