WWE WrestleMania 41 Live Stream, Peacock Start Time and Match Card

After an unforgettable end to WrestleMania Saturday that saw Seth Rollins align himself with the traitorous Paul Heyman to close out the broadcast, WWE returns to the Peacock airwaves Sunday night for the second part of the 2025 Showcase of the Immortals.

What does Paul "Triple H" Levesque have in store for the WWE faithful and what can fans expect from the marquee match-up between John Cena and Cody Rhodes?

Find out with this preview of the extravaganza.

Viewing Info

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Date: Sunday, April 20

Time: 7:00 p.m. EST (Kickoff Show at 4:00 p.m. EST)

Place: Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas

TV: Traditional pay-per-view outlets

Streaming: Peacock (US), Netflix (international)

Match Card

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Undisputed WWE Championship Match: Cody Rhodes (c) vs. John Cena

Triple Threat Match for the Women's World Championship: Rhea Ripley vs. Iyo Sky (c) vs. Bianca Belair

Fatal 4-Way Match for the Intercontinental Championship: Bron Breakker (c) vs. Penta vs. Dominik Mysterio vs. Finn Bálor

Women's Tag Team Championship Match: Lyra Valkyria and a Mystery Partner vs. Liv Morgan and Raquel Rodriguez (c)

Sin City Street Fight: Damian Priest vs. Drew McIntyre

Randy Orton vs. A Mystery Opponent

AJ Styles vs. Logan Paul

The Last Time Is Now

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When John Cena steps through the curtain Sunday night in Las Vegas at WrestleMania, it will be for the final time. The 16-time world champion and this generation's greatest will compete on the grandest stage in professional wrestling for the last time when he challenges Cody Rhodes for the Undisputed WWE Championship.

He enters this extravaganza in an unfamiliar role as the antagonist but regardless of whether he is a good guy or bad, Sunday will be a celebration of all that Cena has accomplished throughout the years at the Showcase of the Immortals.

Cena marked his first in-ring appearance at WrestleMania in 2004, defeating The Big Show and winning the United States Championship. Within a year, he was competing for the WWE title and would go on to win four world championships at the Show of Shows, a feat no other Superstar can claim.

He has defeated Hall of Famers such as Shawn Michaels, Triple H, and Edge, slayed the unstoppable Rusev, conquered "The Eater of Worlds" Bray Wyatt, and defeated fellow Superstar-turned-actors Batista and The Rock.

For all of them, he did so as the lead hero in pro wrestling's most prominent morality play, an inspiration preaching the values of hustle, loyalty, and respect. Though that may have changed entering this year's show, he is still the same gritty, never-say-die competitor to whom an entire of era of fans owe their childhood.

Sunday, he will attempt to take the WWE title from this generation's "John Cena," Rhodes, who has emerged as the top babyface in the business and a hero in the same vein that Cena was.

Beyond the verbal back and forths and the shocking heel turn that got us here, Sunday's main event is a battle of generational Superstars whose names will one day be attached to eras in professional wrestling.

It simply does not get any bigger and for Cena, it is a marquee match up he both has earned and deserves.