WWE Main Event March 26, 2026 Report and Full Show
WWE Main Event returned this week with another pair of solid, action-packed matches designed to showcase rising talent and high-flying athleticism.
Airing as the March 26, 2026 episode, the show featured a hard-hitting clash between the power of Apollo Crews and the explosive lucha libre offense of Rey Fenix, followed by a dynamic singles contest pitting the fast-paced style of Dragon Lee against the aggressive approach of Brooks Jensen.
We have the full episode below, along with my report and results, enjoy!
Rey Fenix def. Apollo Crews
Two of WWE’s most criminally underutilized talents finally got a chance to shine on this week’s Main Event, and they delivered exactly the kind of high-energy, back-and-forth contest this show was made for.
Fenix brought his signature explosive lucha libre offense — crisp dives, lightning-fast kicks, and breathtaking aerial maneuvers — while Apollo Crews matched him with raw power, athleticism, and hard-hitting strikes.
The action was non-stop and perfectly paced, giving both Superstars room to showcase what they can do when given meaningful ring time.
This was a fun, crowd-pleasing opener that highlighted why both men deserve far more opportunities on the main roster. A strong way to kick off the episode.
Dragon Lee def. Brooks Jensen
As a big fan of Dragon Lee, I was excited to see him in action again, while Brooks Jensen brought a solid power-based style that I hadn’t seen much of before.
The two put together another enjoyable back-and-forth contest, with Dragon Lee flying around the ring with his signature speed and high-flying offense, while Jensen countered effectively with strong strikes and raw power.
While the opener between Rey Fenix and Apollo Crews edged it out slightly in terms of overall excitement and chemistry, this was still a good, well-paced match that gave both competitors time to shine.
Overall, this week’s Main Event delivered two solid bouts and continues a strong recent pattern for the show — consistently entertaining, no-frills wrestling that fans really shouldn’t sleep on.
It’s quickly becoming one of the most reliable half hours of weekly WWE programming.
