After an <a href="https://www.thenationalnews.com/arts-culture/television/wrestlemania-37-s-top-moments-from-night-1-from-bianca-belair-and-sasha-banks-to-bad-bunny-and-cesaro-1.1201310">impressive first </a><a href="http://www.thenationalnews.com/arts-culture/television/wrestlemania-37-s-top-moments-from-night-1-from-bianca-belair-and-sasha-banks-to-bad-bunny-and-cesaro-1.1201310">night</a>, the second night of WrestleMania 37 had a lot to live up to. While it may have not reached the emotional high or had the historic main event like Saturday's affair, Night 2 of WrestleMania was certainly as entertaining as it's ever been. Three championships switched hands as Sheamus defeated Riddle for the US Championship, Apollo Crews pinned Big E for the WWE Intercontinental Championship and rising star Rhea Ripley beat Asuka for the WWE <em>Raw</em> Women's Championship. It is WrestleMania, after all, so there was another <a href="https://www.thenationalnews.com/lifestyle/wrestlemania-37-move-over-bad-bunny-here-are-9-other-memorable-celebrity-appearances-1.1201074">famous face at ringside</a>. As Sami Zayn's "guest of honour" for his match against Kevin Owens, YouTuber-turned-boxer Logan Paul made an appearance. And even though he didn't get to impress in <a href="https://www.thenationalnews.com/arts-culture/music/who-is-bad-bunny-the-puerto-rican-rapper-who-won-a-grammy-with-a-sunflower-in-his-hand-1.1184324">the ring like Bad Bunny</a> the night before, Paul still found himself in the centre of the squared circle getting a stunner for all his troubles. The event concluded with a triple-threat main event with Roman Reigns defending his WWE Universal Championship against Daniel Bryan and Edge – two veteran wrestlers who have previously won major championships at WrestleMania. Unsurprisingly the match of the night, the trio were able to deliver their story throughout their hard-hitting bout. It concluded with Reigns pinning both Bryan and Edge at the same time to retain his title. It's hard to say, but the title changes on both nights seem to suggest the WWE is looking towards its future, with a shift in focus to younger talent. The company also seems poised to strengthen their women's division, as both titles changed hands to Bianca Belair and Rhea Ripley. Former <em>Raw </em>Women's Champion Becky Lynch did not make her return, as she had hinted. Who knows what that might mean for <em>Raw </em>or <em>WWE SmackDown</em>? Roman Reigns will continue to dominate, but who will challenge him next? Will Edge continue pursuing the title after coming out of retirement? It'll be interesting to see where the focus shifts now that WrestleMania has wrapped up.