Overall show rating: 7.5/10. Omaha moves the WrestleMania card forward and gives its main event a decisive finish. Charlotte submitting Rhea is the result that stays with me. The episode does plenty of useful work, even if the opening DQ leaves the tag division needing a stronger competitive follow-up.
The card
Sami Zayn & Kevin Owens vs Penta & Rey Fenix — Lucha Brothers won by disqualification. Penta and Fenix get the official result, but Jericho and Styles appearing together competes for attention with the match itself. A useful complication; I would have preferred a more satisfying finish.
Cody Rhodes vs Mr. Iguana — Cody Rhodes won. The respectful challenge and the match give Cody something concrete to accomplish before Skeletor changes his WrestleMania outlook. It is effective positioning rather than the show’s standout contest.
Rhea Ripley vs Charlotte Flair — Charlotte Flair won by submission in a Street Fight. The main event delivers a clear winner and a pointed defeat for Rhea. That is the kind of ending that gives the next chapter something to build on.
Around the show
Randy Orton standing tall in the opening brawl puts the pressure back on Trick. Jericho and Styles establish a partnership, Rey offers help, and Danhausen turns that backstage encounter into an attack. Cody’s challenge leads to Skeletor’s mystery-opponent announcement. Black’s accusation and attack on Howdy give the Casket Match a personal reason to exist.
The full-show verdict
Three matches, several connected segments and two substantial WrestleMania announcements: the episode has purpose. Charlotte’s finish strengthens the close; the opening DQ and the amount of setup keep this below the top tier. A good, consequential full show: 7.5/10.