WrestleMania 2001

Ludvig Borga defeated Razor Ramon via pinfall in 0:14:46.
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Managers Banned From Ringside:
Kwang and Hakushi beat Rock'n'Roll Express when Kwang pinned Gibson
 after hitting him with a foreign object in 0:27:51.
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Terry Funk pinned Big Titan after a moonsault in 0:14:52.

The New British Bulldogs and The Jurassic Powers battled to a double countout
 in 0:19:52.

Yokozuna pinned Cactus Jack with the Banzai Drop in 0:09:40.

Two-out-of-three-Falls Match:
1-2-3 Kid beat Owen Hart 2 falls to 1 :
         x Owen Hart via a flying cross body press in 0:14:31
         x 1-2-3 Kid via the Top Rope Legdrop in 0:22:25
         x 1-2-3 Kid via a cross-body block in 0:34:30
                (1-2-3 Kid retained the WWF Intercontinental Title)

No-Time-Limit-Match:
Too Cold Scorpio and Marcus Alexander Bagwell beat The Midnight Express when
Scorpio pinned Lane with the Scorpio Splash in 0:35:24.
 (Too Cold Scorpio and Marcus Alexander Bagwell won the WWF World Tag Team Titles)

Brian Pillman and Jimmy Del Rey beat The New Bodies when Pillman defeated
Prichard by disqualification in 0:25:02.

Lex Luger pinned Vader after a roll away in 0:14:53.
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Sting and Stan Hansen battled to a draw in 0:20:00.
                    (Stan Hansen retained the WWF World Title)
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Match observations: 

Is Razor hot or what ? First, Dean Malenko injures his knee to the point Razor
has to take almost eight months off, then he disappears without Razor ever
getting a chance to take revenge, and now this. Rest assured Malenko's time in
the WWF won't be pretty for him.

The Rock'n'Roll Express was f...ed once again. Even having Kwang and Hakushi's
managers banned from ringside didn't help their case, as Kwang's mist spelled
defeat for the veteran team.

After all these months of treachery, Cornette's Midnight Express finally lost
the WWF tag team titles - and it couldn't have been to a more deserving team.

Last month it was announced that this title shot would be Sting's last one. This
stipulation will be enforced, even though he was never closer to beating Hansen
than on this occasion. However, the wily Texas benefitted from the rule that
lets a champion keep his title in the case of a time-limit draw.

Don't count Sting out - he still has one trick up his sleeve. Should he win
June's King of the Ring tournament, he'll be entitled by the WWF rules to one
more shot at the champ.

In the meantime, Hansen will have to put up with Lex Luger.