Top five moments from WrestleMania 32

ARLINGTON, Texas — WrestleMania 32 was a long show.

Nearly seven hours of wrestling took place at AT&T Stadium, and even though the show dragged at different points throughout the evening, there were several bright spots on Sunday night.

Here’s our look at the top five moments from WrestleMania 32, and no, Roman Reigns winning the WWE championship did not make the list.

No. 5: The New Day pops out a giant box of “Booty-O’s” cereal

The New Day teased a big entrance for WrestleMania 32 and they delivered, appearing from has to be the biggest cereal box in WWE history. If that wasn’t cool enough for you, the trio of Kofi Kingston, Big E and Xavier Woods wore Dragon Ball Z saiyan armor outfits.

No. 4: Shaquille O’Neal enters the Andre the Giant Memorial Battle Royal

This wasn’t Shaq’s first rodeo in the world of professional wrestling. The retired NBA center made his first appearance way back at the 1994 WCW Bash at the Beach pay-per-view alongside Hulk Hogan (little did Shaq know about Hogan …) and had a confrontation with the Big Show on WWE’s “Monday Night Raw” in 2009. The two picked up where they left off seven years ago when O’Neal entered the battle royal as a surprise guest. It took a team effort by the rest of the WWE roster to eliminate O’Neal Sunday night and likely providing the “Inside the NBA” team a few jokes in the process.

No. 3: John Cena returns to help The Rock against The Wyatt Family

Cena returned on Sunday night less than three months after undergoing shoulder surgery for a torn rotator cuff, further cementing his status as “Super Cena.” Prior to Cena running down to the ring, The Wyatt Family surrounded The Rock in the ring after he came down to announce that the WWE had set a WrestleMania attendance record of 101,763 at AT&T Stadium. Cena and The Rock — who headlined WrestleMania 28 and 29 together — appear to be buddy-buddy again.

No. 2: Shawn Michaels, Mick Foley and Steve Austin return

The biggest pop on Sunday night from the crowd occurred when three wrestling legends from the ‘90s came out to challenge the heel League of Nations stable. It was one of those “WrestleMania” moments the WWE has been known for in recent years. Side note: At what age does Michaels, 50, lose the “Sexy Boy” moniker?

No. 1: Shane McMahon falls from the top of Hell in a Cell

Why, bruh?