Wrestlemania 31 live stream, PPV TV info: Watch online Brock Lesnar and Roman Reigns

Wrestlemania 31 is finally here and the event which has been marred by controversy will finally take place.

Controversy in the sense that an aspiring cousin of a WWE star named Roman Reigns will take the spotlight against one of the fiercest champions that the World Wrestling Entertainment has ever had in Brock Lesnar.

It will be recalled that Reigns has been put in the hot seat as his popularity among WWE fans was somehow put into question. And while it was initially believed that Reigns would reign supreme, Lesnar's decision to re-sign with the company may have doused water on his impending rise to fame.

Aside from the match, there is the 7-man ladder match for the WWE Intercontinental title which some believe could steal the show. Bad News Barrett will have to find a way to retain his belt against six other stars where the only way to win is climb a ladder and get the WWE IC belt.

Another match to watch is the 2nd Andre the Giant Memorial Battle Royal where majority of the wrestlers are expected to go all out to win the prestigious title.

Randy Orton tries to seek revenge against Seth Rollins which should be a colorful and interesting match as well.

AJ Lee and Paige get it on with the Bella Twins, Nikki and Brie while John Cena tries to wrestle the United States championship from Russev.

There is also that historic match involving Triple H and Sting, a match that is considered long overdue.
Will the Deadman rebound from his lost last year to Brock Lesnar? He faces Bray Wyatt who is someone who he cannot take for granted.
Wrestlemania 31 is expected to be shown on cable PPV via companies such as Comcast or Time Warner.

Alternatively, fans can try to hook up via the WWE Network although this would depend on the country you are from. At the moment, only the US, the UK, Australia and Hong Kong are among the nations where the service is available.

To check if your country is in the list, click here.

Wrestlemania 31airs live on March 29, 2015 starting at 7 p.m. ET from the Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California.

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