WrestleMania is finally here. Or like WWE likes to continuously force each and every one of their Superstars to tell us over and over, "the ultimate thrill ride" is here. Okay, WWE. Whatever you're calling it now. This Sunday, the 33rd annual WrestleMania will host a variety of matches (thirteen!) with each and every championship being defended on the grandest stage. Wait, except for the SmackDown Tag Team Championship. Sorry, Usos.

WWE did pretty good this week in terms of hyping us up for the event. Except for the final segments of both RAW and SmackDown. They were way too generic. So generic in fact, that I'm actually least excited for both the Universal Championship match and the WWE Championship match. Go figure. Randy Orton and Bray Wyatt will be good, I'm sure, but the story progression has been minimal the past few weeks. Brock Lesnar's oversell of Goldberg's bland spear on Monday has me even more worried about their match. But let's gets to the good stuff, and dive right in as we bring to you our five best and five worst moments in the final week before this Sunday's... WRESTLEMAAAAAANIA!

10. WORST - Observation: The Andre The Giant Battle Royal

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Braun Strowman was one of the best things to happen this year. He had the best match of the night at Fastlane last month, but has unfortunately been neglected to being in the yawn worthy annual tradition that is The Andre The Giant Battle Royal. Same goes for Sami Zayn, American Alpha, and Dolph Ziggler to name a few more. I could understand if winning it meant more than just winning a trophy, but it doesn't really mean anything other than bragging rights. The stakes should be higher. All it takes is for WWE to raise the stakes with one simple announcement before this Sunday. Allow the winner to get a shot at any championship of their choosing or something. Anything. Make us care more.

9. BEST - The Cruiserweights Deliver!

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The Cruiserweights delivered awesome action on RAW this week and were given ample time to hype people up for what is sure to be an outstanding encounter this Sunday when Neville takes on Austin Aries for the Cruiserweight Championship. It's sort of a shame the match will be on the Kickoff though, as these two deserve better, but do people really miss the kickoff nowadays? Especially the WrestleMania kickoff? It's almost just as important as the actual show. Emphasis on almost.

8. WORST - Triple H

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What was Triple H talking about during that contract signing? Something about everyone hating millionaires and billionaires because they're jealous? Something about Seth Rollins turning his back on the man and growing a conscious for the people even though Triple H is the one who turned his back on Rollins? I don't know, I drifted off. Does anyone else think he talks too much about things that don't really make sense?

As for what Rollins had to say and the brawl afterwards? That doesn't get the worst. Their match this Sunday should be great. Even though it doesn't seem likely given Rollins' condition, he should still win the match or we'll be disappointed. Unless Samoa Joe gets himself involved. Either way, it should be mega violent which is fun.

7. BEST - Nia Jax Stands Tall

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The women of RAW opened up the show and it wasn't so so bad. The promo at the start wasn't the best, but the match after was really good. Would you expect any less from these three? Oh, I mean four, Nia Jax counts too I guess.

I'm serious though. It was a smart move allowing Nia Jax to knock all three of her opponents out and stand tall in the end. It's about time Nia Jax finally put her hands on Charlotte. No more alliances from here on out, Nia. Don't side with the heels just because you're a heel. Just dominate anyone and anything in your path.

6. WORST - 10-Man Tag Team Match On SmackDown

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SmackDown had 10 of its participants in The Andre The Giant Battle Royal compete in a meaningless tag team match that went on for quite a while. There's not really much more to say about it other than that. It wasn't horrible by any means, but again, we just don't really care about The Andre The Giant Battle Royal, and we already know none of these ten Superstars featured in this match have a shot at winning this Sunday.

5. BEST - The Undertaker! And Roman Reigns??

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Leave it to WWE's production team to make The Undertaker cooler than ever. Given the fact that he's already the coolest, that's already saying a lot. The Undertaker threatened to murder Roman Reigns this Sunday by hinting at him burying him alive. He then appeared in the ring for an epic stare down and did some lightning tricks with his arms.

Roman Reigns was pretty damn cool too. He was given more free rein (no pun intended) to soak in the audience's hate, which was quite refreshing to see. He's now starting to act even douchier than ever, but now it seems to be on purpose. Please WWE, make Roman Reigns the heel we so want him to be. It's time to embrace the hate.

4. WORST - Luke Gallows And Karl Anderson

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WWE wants Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson to be the heels of the tag team division, but they barely get a reaction. No boos. No cheers. I don't know if it's because the fans respect them too much for their work in New Japan Pro Wrestling to boo them, but whatever WWE is doing with these two - it ain't working.

Even when they're making fun of everyone's faves Big Cass and Enzo Amore, the crowd doesn't boo. Even when they're beating up Cesaro and Sheamus with ladders backstage, even that barely got a reaction from the crowd. I'm not sure what it is, but nobody seems to care. It would be best to take the titles off of them this Sunday.

3. BEST - Kevin Owens vs. Sami Zayn

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Kevin Owens and Sami Zayn battled for the hundredth time which is more than okay because these two always manage to create magic in the ring. Or outside the ring. Or in the rafters. Wherever they choose to exchange fists, really.

On RAW, Stephanie McMahon made it so if Zayn couldn't defeat Owens, he wouldn't be able to wrestle in The Andre Giant Battle Royal. Samoa Joe interfered. Chris Jericho interfered. And Sami Zayn won off the distraction with a good old fashioned roll up. Not groundbreaking stuff, but it's still one of the better matches of the week.

2. WORST - Inconsistency

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Remember last month, when Daniel Bryan had to take the SmackDown Women's Championship away from Naomi because he feared her injury would make it so she wouldn't be able to defend the title in the required 30 days. Yeah, he's a liar. We all know that rule doesn't ring true anymore. Brock Lesnar, anybody?

I did more research. Alexa Bliss won the title back that same night he took it away from Naomi which was on February 21st. And guess what? It's been past 30 days and she hasn't defended the title once. Her first title defence will be this Sunday, 40 days after she won it. So uhhhh, what??? Can WWE at least try and follow their own rules?

Great to see Naomi back though.

1. BEST - John Cena!

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Damn! John Cena was on fire this week! It amazes me how a crowd can boo someone so hard, and then cheer for them even harder just ten minutes later. It goes to show you just why John Cena is regarded as one of the best in the business.

After The Miz and Maryse showed yet another parody of their reality show Total Bellas, John Cena had some tough words for not only The Miz, but more so Maryse. Maryse says Nikki Bella is the reason she wasn't signed back to a contract a few years ago, but Cena explains the real reason she wasn't hired back is because she's a waste of space, stealing paychecks by pretty much standing there and doing nothing while the other women on the roster actually bust their asses off and wrestle. The only reason she's back now was because The Miz begged WWE to hire her back so he could be on Total Divas. Ouch.

And as for The Miz always complaining about Cena leaving and doing movies? He points out that many Superstars do the same exact thing. Triple H. Randy Orton. Sheamus. Dean Ambrose. And oh yeah, The Miz. The only reason nobody talks about The Miz's movies is because they're crappy sequels to movies Cena has already done.

Kudos to Cena. He turned a Mixed Tag Team match that nobody really cared to initially see into one of the most enticing matches to watch come this Sunday.

Until next time! Watch WrestleMania 33!