Moments when WWE wrestlers won at the right exact time?

[The Rick Jericho]

WWE actually struck when the moment was right and the crowds were calling for it.

I'll start with the one that comes to my mind the most:

[Friday Night SmackOwn]

Kofi Kingston. WrestleMania 35.

We can talk about how the reign ended and etc., but they struck the iron while it was hot at WM35 with Kofi getting the win and KofiMania succeeding.

[A Little Doo Doo]

AJ Styles winning the WWE Title at Backlash 2016.

[ChitownKnight]

Eddie at No Way Out 2004
Cena and Batista at mania 21
Stone cold mania 14

[DiBiase is Good]

The Ultimate Warrior at SummerSlam 1988.
Everyone was bored of The Honky Tonk Man’s IC reign and the Warrior was red hot at the time. It was also booked perfectly in that the longest reign in history was ended in one of the shortest matches in history. There could also be an argument for Warrior winning the WWF title at WMVI.

[Rudy Gobert Weather Machine]

Dude Vince's face looks like Gingerbread

[Cvslfc123]

Daniel Bryan at Summerslam 2013 for 2 minutes.

[Legion]

Mankind on the Raw in January '99

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GUNTHER winning the Intercontinental Title felt like a pretty "Right time" moment for him, he's been pretty legitimized since on the main roster

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Bianca and Rhea winning their women's titles at Mania felt like the right time for each of them to win it, even if I've not been a huge fan of Bianca's reign lately that Mania match with Sasha was just about as well as you can draw it up, and Rhea vs Charlotte followed suit.

[theironyuppie]

Becky beating Charlotte at HIAC 2018 worked out better than beating her (or beating Carmella) at Summerslam would have.

[yokohamacpfc]

Brock and Cena's first world title wins. The culmination of two fast and experimental pushes but Brock losing to Rock or Cena to JBL would have killed them both dead instead Vince kept his nerve and got two future HOFers from it.

[DMO-]

Daniel Bryan WM30

[Kay Faban]

Kofi and Bryan at their Mania’s

Warrior at 6, Triple H at 18 (but should have been swapped on the card with Rock/Hogan)

Michaels at 12…BUT I think there’s an interesting argument for him winning it at 11 especially since they weren’t on last.

[mj0mn0m]

Christian winning the World Championship against Alberto Del Rio in that ladder match!

[Citizen Snips]

The New Age Outlaws winning the tag belts in late 1997. They were the freshest act in the incredibly stale tag division in years and their win started that 5-6 year revival of tag teams in the company.

[Eunös ✈]

Batista and Cena at WM 21.

[mj0mn0m]

Apr 21, 2023 7:32:20 GMT -5 Eunös ✈ said:

Batista and Cena and WM 21.

That's the golden year for me as a wrestling fan. So well booked title journeys with actual playoff.

>× Started watching shows live and following the independents pretty much afterwards.

[Mrs. Potato Dick]

Miz and Dolph's cash-ins.

[clc]

Apr 20, 2023 21:35:02 GMT -5 Friday Night SmackOwn said:

Kofi Kingston. WrestleMania 35.

We can talk about how the reign ended and etc., but they struck the iron while it was hot at WM35 with Kofi getting the win and KofiMania succeeding.

Kofi should have main evented that Wrestlemainia! 

I know the plan was for the first ever woman's main event; but by the time Wrestlemania happened, I think Kofimania was more popular, and a much better feel good moment.

Maybe it's my hindsight since the woman's 3 way was not very good, and had that lackluster finish. Even without the botch, that finish was lame. (Becky asking where her mom was adorable though)