For some, WrestleMania 41 serves as a possibility to win the primary world championship of their respective profession. For others, it would mark their official debut on the grand stage. Within the case of Dominik Mysterio, it might be a probability to attain his very first win at “The Show of Shows.”
During a recent interview with “Sportskeeda WrestleBinge,” Dominik was asked about his lackluster WrestleMania record, specifically if he foresees himself changing it. “After all. What, do you think that I would like to be defeated at WrestleMania? No,” Dominik said. “I’m 0-3 at WrestleMania, so if for whatever reason I find myself at WrestleMania this 12 months in Las Vegas, [the record] goes to be 1-3, I promise you that.”
As an in-ring competitor, Dominik’s WrestleMania journey began three years ago when he and his father, WWE Hall of Famer Rey Mysterio, battled The Miz and a debuting Logan Paul. Miz picked up the victory for his team, courtesy of a Skull Crushing Finale on Rey. The next 12 months, Dominik entered the stage of WrestleMania 39 for a singles bout against Rey, whom he previously turned on to hitch The Judgment Day as a substitute. Despite Dominik repeatedly terrorizing his father within the weeks leading as much as the premium live event, it was Rey who ultimately emerged triumphant, because of some assistance from Bad Bunny.
In 2024, Dominik again opposed his father, this time in tag team competition at WrestleMania 40. While Dominik partnered with Legado Del Fantasma’s Santos Escobar, Rey found Andrade and the LWO in his corner. With some added help from two masked men (later revealed as Jason Kelce and Lane Johnson), Rey and Andrade bested Dominik and Escobar.
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