WWE presented its inaugural Roast of WrestleMania immediately following the conclusion of this year’s showcase of the immortals in Las Vegas. The adults-only comedy event delivered unfiltered content that will reportedly remain exclusive to those in attendance.
The two-hour show took place at the BleauLive Theatre inside the Fontainebleau with comedian Tony Hinchcliffe serving as host. Performers delivered material that featured explicit content, adult humor, and language typically not associated with WWE programming. Paul Heyman particularly stood out among the participants, delivering sharp verbal jabs at everyone in his vicinity.
Several WWE personalities took part in the festivities, including R-Truth, The Miz, Braun Strowman, Nia Jax, Sami Zayn, and Pat McAfee. The roster members exchanged barbs with each other while also taking shots at the host city. Triple H made an unexpected appearance to close the show, displaying self-deprecating humor that reportedly resonated with attendees.
Linda McMahon observed the proceedings from the audience, though sources noted her expression remained stoic during the more risqué segments of the presentation. The content was described as containing “sharp remarks, sexual references, and profanity typical of a Jon Moxley promo” according to one attendee.
WWE has indicated no plans exist to release footage from the event, with the nature of the material making an official release highly unlikely. The company appears to have designed this as an exclusive live experience specifically for the post-WrestleMania crowd in Las Vegas.