Rob Gronkowski won a championship at WrestleMania 36

By Ty Anderson, 985TheSportsHub.com Ex-Patriots star Rob Gronkowski did much more than host WrestleMania 36 over the weekend. In fact, the host of the two-night left the WWE Performance Center a champion, as Gronk used his platform to capture the WWE's 24/7 title. This always seemed to be in the works, really, as it'd make almost no sense to bring Gronk in just to talk. But that expectation that Gronk was going to indeed become a participant in the Showcase of the Immortalities became an inevitability after the 6-foot-6 Gronkowski came close to pinning R-Truth for the title on Saturday night. That was before his bid for the first title reign of his pro wrestling career was denied when his friend, Mojo Rawley, pushed him out of the way to seize the opportunity. And Rawley didn't care about throwing his sneaky win in Gronkowski's face before departing for the evening. But when given a second chance at the (WWE's unabashedly gimmicky) gold on Sunday as Rawley tried to evade wannabe champions, Gronkowski didn't miss. Literally. https://twitter.com/MySportsUpdate/status/1246968195824734209   Gronkowski didn't stick around long after pinning Rawley. In fact, he quickly made his way for the exits and departed for the evening, leaving Titus O'Neil to fill-in as the show's on-the-fly host for the remainder of the evening. The future Hall of Fame tight end is not the first Boston athlete to win the title, by the way, as Celtics center Enes Kanter actually won the belt during a WWE show at Madison Square Garden last September. (Kanter won it in a C's jersey, too.) The 29-year-old Gronkowski, who was recently unmasked on The Masked Singer, signed with the WWE on Mar. 11. Ty Anderson is a writer and columnist for 985TheSportsHub.com. Any opinions expressed do not necessarily reflect those of 98.5 The Sports Hub, Beasley Media Group, or any subsidiaries. Yell at him on Twitter: @_TyAnderson.