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Royal Rumble match

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Professional wrestling match type
Royal Rumble match
WWE Royal Rumble match in 2009
FoundedOctober 1987
FounderPat Patterson
Vince McMahon
Organising bodyWWE
Competitors30[A]
20 (1988)
40 (2011)
50 (GRR)
Most recent
champion(s)
Jey Uso (men's)
Charlotte Flair (women's)
(2025)
Most titlesStone Cold Steve Austin (three)
Tournament formatStaggered entry battle royal
Notes
^ A: The Royal Rumble match traditionally features 30 competitors, though some exceptions have been made in select matches.

TheRoyal Rumble match is aprofessional wrestling match based on the classicbattle royal match in which a number of wrestlers (traditionally 30) aim at eliminating their competitors by tossing them over the top rope, with both feet touching the floor.[1][2] The match is typically the main event ofWWE's Januarypay-per-view and livestreaming event known as theRoyal Rumble. The winner of the event is the last wrestler remaining after all others have been eliminated.[1][3] The Royal Rumble match was created by wrestler andWWE Hall of FamerPat Patterson and was first staged at ahouse show in October 1987.[4]

"Stone Cold" Steve Austin holds the record for most victories at three, achieved in1997,1998, and2001, whileHulk Hogan,Shawn Michaels,John Cena,Batista,Triple H,Randy Orton,Edge,Brock Lesnar,Cody Rhodes, andCharlotte Flair have all won the match twice, with Hogan, Michaels, Austin, and Rhodes as the only four to win back-to-back matches.

The term "Royal Rumble" istrademarked by WWE.[5] However, multiple otherprofessional wrestling promotions have introduced their own derivations of the Royal Rumble match, for exampleWorld War 3 inWorld Championship Wrestling, theGauntlet for the Gold inTotal Nonstop Action Wrestling, and theCasino Battle Royale inAll Elite Wrestling.

Concept

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The Royal Rumble differs from the classicalbattle royal as the contestants do not enter the ring at the same time, but instead are assigned entry numbers, usually via alottery, although desirable spots are occasionally assigned by other means, the most common being winning a match.[1] The match begins with the two wrestlers who have drawn entry numbers one and two, with the remaining wrestlers entering the ring at regular timed intervals, either 90 seconds or two minutes (60 seconds for the1995 event), according to their entry number.[1] This format is credited toPat Patterson.[6] To date, only six wrestlers who have been one of the starting two entrants have won the Royal Rumble:Shawn Michaels in1995,Vince McMahon in1999,Chris Benoit in2004,Rey Mysterio in2006,Edge in2021, andRhea Ripley in2023. (Michaels, Benoit, Edge, and Ripley were entrant number 1 while McMahon and Mysterio were number 2), while only five wrestlers who have been the final entrant won the Royal Rumble:The Undertaker in2007,John Cena in2008,Triple H in2016,Brock Lesnar in2022, andCody Rhodes in 2023. The most common number to win is 30, and 16 eventual winners entered at number 25 or later.

2010 Royal Rumble match

The Royal Rumble match traditionally involves 30 wrestlers and usually lasts an hour (the2011 edition had a 40-man field). The2025 men's installment of the match was the longest, lasting one hour and 20 minutes while thefirst televised Rumble match in1988 involved only 20 men[7] and lasted 33 minutes of the two-hour broadcast.[8] The1998 match nominally had the traditional 30-man field, but only 28 individual wrestlers competed asMick Foley entered the Royal Rumble match three different times as three different gimmicks—first as Cactus Jack, then Mankind and finally Dude Love.[9] The 2018 Royal Rumble PPV was the first to include awomen's Royal Rumble match,[10] contested under the same rules as the men's match, including having 30 participants.[11][12]

"Stone Cold" Steve Austin holds the record for most Royal Rumble match wins with three[8]

According to the rules, participants are eliminated from the match if moved over the top rope and both feet touch the floor. Hence, a wrestler who exits the ring without going over the top rope is not eliminated from the contest. For example, during the1999 match, both McMahon and"Stone Cold" Steve Austin left the ring only to return later in the match.[13] Furthermore, a wrestler who only touches the floor with one foot is not eliminated from the match, a rule which greatly affected the 1995 match, allowing Michaels to re-enter the ring and win the match. Although he has not won a Royal Rumble match,Kofi Kingston has become synonymous with finding various ways to keep at least one of his feet from touching the floor.[14] In the1994 match, the last two participants (Bret Hart andLex Luger) were declared co-winners when officials were unable to determine whose feet touched the floor first.[15] Although this was the intended outcome, a similar situation occurred by a legitimate accident in2005, whenBatista and John Cena eliminated each other and hit the ground at exactly the same time. This time, the match was restarted.[16] Though various referees are charged with observing the match, some eliminations have gone unnoticed to allow the eliminated participants to sneak back into the ring to continue. Austin was able to re-enter the ring in this way and win the1997 match.[17]

Although eliminations are usually caused by active participants, eliminations caused by other means have been ruled legitimate, including self-eliminations (such asAndré the Giant after seeing asnake in1989,Mil Máscaras diving out of the ring from the turnbuckle in 1997,Kane in 1999, andPat McAfee in 2024, althoughRandy Savage's jump over the top rope in1992 was not ruled as self-elimination), elimination by previously eliminated participants (such asThe Undertaker eliminatingMaven in2002,Kurt Angle eliminating Michaels in 2005 orSonya Deville eliminatingNaomi in 2022) or non-participants (such asShane McMahon eliminating Shawn Michaels in 2006 andThe Miz eliminating John Cena in 2011). Furthermore, an injured wrestler can return to the ring as long as the match is still ongoing (such as Austin in 1999,Roman Reigns in 2016, andRandy Orton in 2021), but not if the match has already ended (such asSpike Dudley in 2004,Scotty 2 Hotty in 2005, andRey Mysterio in 2023) and can also be replaced by another wrestler (such as Mick Foley replacingTest in 2004,Erick Rowan replacingCurtis Axel in2015,Sami Zayn replacingTye Dillinger in2018,Nia Jax replacingR-Truth in 2019,Becky Lynch replacingLana in 2019 andIShowSpeed replacingAkira Tozawa in 2025).

Prize

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Since 1993, the winner of the Royal Rumble match is traditionally awarded a title match for WWE'stop championship atWrestleMania—WWE currently promotes two main rosterbrands with a top championship for each and the winner can choose which championship to challenge for, regardless of the brand they belong to. For the men, that is theWorld Heavyweight Championship onRaw and theUndisputed WWE Championship onSmackDown.[18] Similarly, the winner of the women's Royal Rumble match (first contested in 2018) is awarded a match at WrestleMania for their choice of one of WWE's top women's championships: Raw'sWomen's World Championship, SmackDown'sWWE Women's Championship, or theNXT Women's Championship.[10][19] However, it has never been officially confirmed that a man or woman would be barred from challenging a different gender at WrestleMania. It has also not been confirmed, as of yet, if theNXT Championship is an eligible choice for the men's Royal Rumble match winner to face at WrestleMania.

With the firstbrand extension introduced in mid-2002, the 30 male entrants from2003 to 2006 consisted of 15 wrestlers from the Raw and SmackDown brands, respectively. At first, the winner of the match received a shot for their brand's top championship, either theoriginal World Heavyweight Championship or the WWE Championship.[20] Starting in 2004, the Royal Rumble winner had the option of challenging for either brand's top championship. For instance,Chris Benoit switched from SmackDown to Raw after winning the 2004 event to challenge for Raw's top championship at the time.[18] From 2007 to2010, participants from theECW brand competed along with the Raw and SmackDown brands, with theECW Championship added as an option, although no winner ever chose it.[21] During ECW's participation, the entries for each brand were not evenly divided.[22] The ECW Championship was deactivated in 2010, leaving the two remaining titles until they were unified in December 2013 as the WWE World Heavyweight Championship. This singular option lasted until the brand extensions' return in 2016, which introduced the Universal Championship, as the WWE World Heavyweight Championship reverted to being called the WWE Championship. Like the first brand extension, the winner of the2017 event earned a match for their brand's top championship, the Universal Championship or WWE Championship, but beginning with the2018 event, the winner has a choice.NXT - WWE'sdevelopmental brand - was elevated to main roster status from September 2019 until September 2021, during that time NXT's top championships (theNXT Championship for men and theNXT Women's Championship for women) were also eligible choices. This ended when NXT reverted back to developmental status in September 2021, though in February 2025, the NXT Women's Championship became a eligible choice once more, but it is yet to be confirmed if the NXT Championship is as well. Since the return of the brand extension, the number of participants from each brand has not been evenly divided, as matches have also featured NXT wrestlers, as well has surprise entrants such asWWE Hall of Famers and/or debuting wrestlers.

WWE's top championship has been booked as on the line during the Royal Rumble match on two occasions. In 1992, the vacant WWF World Heavyweight Championship was contested in the Royal Rumble match, which was won byRic Flair,[23] while in 2016,Roman Reigns was scheduled to defend his WWE World Heavyweight Championship as a participant of that year's Royal Rumble match as entrant number one. This has thus far been the only time that a reigning champion had to defend his title in the match, which was ultimately won byTriple H, who eliminated Reigns before lastly eliminatingDean Ambrose to win; Reigns would earn a rematch against Triple H atWrestleMania 32 and won back the title. In 2008, ECW ChampionChavo Guerrero entered the Royal Rumble match as entrant number 26 before being eliminated by eventual winner John Cena. This was the first time in which a reigning world champion competed in the match in which the winner could challenge them. In2020, although he did not defend his title in the match, WWE Champion Brock Lesnar entered the Royal Rumble match as entrant number 1, feeling as if no one on any brand deserved to challenge him at either the Royal Rumble or WrestleMania. Lesnar's participation was used as a way to set up his WrestleMania challenger, which ended up beingDrew McIntyre, who eliminated Lesnar, won the Rumble match and then challenged Lesnar for his title atWrestleMania 36. In 2022, although she did not defend her title in the match, SmackDown Women's ChampionCharlotte Flair entered the Royal Rumble match as entrant number 17, feeling as if no one on any brand deserved to challenge her at either the Royal Rumble or WrestleMania. This was the first time in which a reigning women's champion competed in the match in which the champion could choose their opponent; Flair's participation was used as a way to set up her WrestleMania challenger, which ended up beingRonda Rousey, who eliminated Flair, won the Rumble match and then challenged Flair for her title atWrestleMania 38.

The Royal Rumble winner may also choose to put his championship opportunity on the line in a match. This was first done in 1996, when Shawn Michaels risked hisWrestleMania XII WWF Championship opportunity in a match againstOwen Hart atIn Your House 6. The second time was in 2002, when Triple H lost hisWrestleMania X8 Undisputed WWF Championship opportunity atNo Way Out toKurt Angle, but regained his spot in a rematch against Angle on the following episode ofRaw. The third time was in 2006, whenRandy Orton defeatedRey Mysterio atNo Way Out for Mysterio'sWrestleMania 22 World Heavyweight Championship opportunity, though Mysterio was reinserted into the title match, making it a triple threat match. The fourth time was on the February 25, 2013 edition ofRaw, where John Cena successfully defended hisWrestleMania 29 WWE Championship opportunity in a match againstCM Punk. The fifth time was in 2015 atFastlane, where Reigns defended hisWrestleMania 31 WWE World Heavyweight Championship opportunity againstDaniel Bryan. In a reverse case in 2008, John Cena decided that instead of waiting untilWrestleMania XXIV, he would use his world championship opportunity and challenge WWE Champion Orton at the precedingNo Way Out event, though won the match but not the title when Orton intentionally got himself disqualified; however, after Triple H became Orton's WrestleMania opponent, Cena earned another opportunity and was inserted into that championship match, making it a triple threat match. In another case in 2017, Randy Orton relinquished hisWrestleMania 33 WWE Championship opportunity after his stablemateBray Wyatt won the title, but later turned on Wyatt and reverted his decision; he then defeatedAJ Styles, who had become the new title challenger, to re-earn his title shot at WrestleMania.

During the 50 men-Greatest Royal Rumble in April 2018, the winnerBraun Strowman received atrophy and theGreatest Royal Rumble Championship.[24]

Dates, venues, and winners

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List of Royal Rumble dates, venues, and winners
EventDateCityVenueWinnerRef.
MenNo.WomenNo.
Royal Rumble (1988)January 24, 1988Hamilton, Ontario,CanadaCopps ColiseumJim Duggan13[25][26]
Royal Rumble (1989)January 15, 1989Houston, TexasThe SummitBig John Studd27[27][28]
Royal Rumble (1990)January 21, 1990Orlando, FloridaOrlando ArenaHulk Hogan25[29][30]
Royal Rumble (1991)January 19, 1991Miami, FloridaMiami ArenaHulk Hogan24[31][32]
Royal Rumble (1992)January 19, 1992Albany, New YorkKnickerbocker ArenaRic Flair3[33][34]
Royal Rumble (1993)January 24, 1993Sacramento, CaliforniaARCO ArenaYokozuna27[35][36]
Royal Rumble (1994)January 22, 1994Providence, Rhode IslandProvidence Civic CenterLex Luger23[37][38]
Bret Hart27
Royal Rumble (1995)January 22, 1995Tampa, FloridaUSF Sun DomeShawn Michaels1[39][40]
Royal Rumble (1996)January 21, 1996Fresno, CaliforniaSelland ArenaShawn Michaels18[41][42]
Royal Rumble (1997)January 19, 1997San Antonio, TexasAlamodomeStone Cold Steve Austin5[43][44]
Royal Rumble (1998)January 18, 1998San Jose, CaliforniaSan Jose ArenaStone Cold Steve Austin24[45][46][47]
Royal Rumble (1999)January 24, 1999Anaheim, CaliforniaArrowhead Pond of AnaheimMr. McMahon2[48][49][50]
Royal Rumble (2000)January 23, 2000New York City, New YorkMadison Square GardenThe Rock24[51][52][53]
Royal Rumble (2001)January 21, 2001New Orleans,LouisianaNew Orleans ArenaStone Cold Steve Austin27[54][55][56]
Royal Rumble (2002)January 20, 2002Atlanta, GeorgiaPhilips ArenaTriple H22[57][58][59]
Royal Rumble (2003)January 19, 2003Boston,MassachusettsFleetCenterBrock Lesnar29[60][61]
Royal Rumble (2004)January 25, 2004Philadelphia,PennsylvaniaWachovia CenterChris Benoit1[62][63][64]
Royal Rumble (2005)January 30, 2005Fresno, CaliforniaSave Mart CenterBatista28[65][66][67]
Royal Rumble (2006)January 29, 2006Miami, FloridaAmerican Airlines ArenaRey Mysterio2[68][69][70]
Royal Rumble (2007)January 28, 2007San Antonio, TexasAT&T CenterThe Undertaker30[71][72][73]
Royal Rumble (2008)January 27, 2008New York City, New YorkMadison Square GardenJohn Cena30[74][75][76]
Royal Rumble (2009)January 25, 2009Detroit,MichiganJoe Louis ArenaRandy Orton8[77][78]
Royal Rumble (2010)January 31, 2010Atlanta, GeorgiaPhilips ArenaEdge29[79][80]
Royal Rumble (2011)January 30, 2011Boston, MassachusettsTD GardenAlberto Del Rio38[81]
Royal Rumble (2012)January 29, 2012St. Louis, MissouriScottrade CenterSheamus22[82][83][84]
Royal Rumble (2013)January 27, 2013Phoenix, ArizonaUS Airways CenterJohn Cena19[85][86]
Royal Rumble (2014)January 26, 2014Pittsburgh,PennsylvaniaConsol Energy CenterBatista28[87][88]
Royal Rumble (2015)January 25, 2015Philadelphia, PennsylvaniaWells Fargo CenterRoman Reigns19[89]
Royal Rumble (2016)January 24, 2016Orlando, FloridaAmway CenterTriple H30[90][91]
Royal Rumble (2017)January 29, 2017San Antonio, TexasAlamodomeRandy Orton23[92]
Royal Rumble (2018)January 28, 2018Philadelphia, PennsylvaniaWells Fargo CenterShinsuke Nakamura14Asuka25[93][94][95]
Greatest Royal RumbleApril 27, 2018Jeddah, Saudi ArabiaKing Abdullah International StadiumBraun Strowman41[96][97]
Royal Rumble (2019)January 27, 2019Phoenix, ArizonaChase FieldSeth Rollins10Becky Lynch28[98]
Royal Rumble (2020)January 26, 2020Houston, TexasMinute Maid ParkDrew McIntyre16Charlotte Flair17[99]
Royal Rumble (2021)January 31, 2021St. Petersburg, FloridaWWE ThunderDome atTropicana FieldEdge1Bianca Belair3[100]
Royal Rumble (2022)January 29, 2022St. Louis, MissouriThe Dome at America's CenterBrock Lesnar30Ronda Rousey28[101]
Royal Rumble (2023)January 28, 2023San Antonio, TexasAlamodomeCody Rhodes30Rhea Ripley1[citation needed]
Royal Rumble (2024)January 27, 2024St. Petersburg, FloridaTropicana FieldCody Rhodes15Bayley3[102]
Royal Rumble (2025)February 1, 2025Indianapolis, IndianaLucas Oil StadiumJey Uso20Charlotte Flair27[103]

Men's Royal Rumble winner's championship opportunity

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ChampionshipVictoriesAttemptsSuccess rate
WWE Championship[a]1120.550
World Heavyweight Championship (2002–2013 version)57.714
WWE Universal Championship[b]25.400
World Heavyweight Championship (current version)111.000
Total18[c]32.563
  – WrestleMania victory
  – WrestleMania loss
  – Did not receive title match
WinnerEventYearChampionship match
1YokozunaWrestleMania IX1993Yokozuna defeatedBret Hart to win theWWF Championship, but lost it shortly afterwards toHulk Hogan in a impromptu match.
2Lex LugerWrestleMania X1994Luger lost toWWF ChampionYokozuna bydisqualification.
2Bret HartWrestleMania X1994Hart defeatedYokozuna to win theWWF Championship.
3Shawn MichaelsWrestleMania XI1995Michaels lost toWWF ChampionDiesel.
4Shawn MichaelsWrestleMania XII1996Michaels successfully defended his title shot againstOwen Hart atIn Your House 6. Michaels went on to defeatBret Hart in a 60-minuteIron Man match to win theWWF Championship.
5Stone Cold Steve AustinWrestleMania 131997Austin was declared the winner after eliminatingBret Hart. Hart had actually thrown Austin out of the ring moments earlier, but the officials at ringside were distracted and did not see it. WWF PresidentGorilla Monsoon refused to give Austin the WrestleMania title shot due to his actions; Austin and Hart, along withThe Undertaker andVader, would face off in an elimination match atIn Your House 13: Final Four. The winner was originally to face the WWF Champion at WrestleMania, butShawn Michaels relinquished the title just before the event; the match would instead be contested for the vacant WWF Championship, which was won by Hart. Hart would lose the championship toSycho Sid the night after winning it; Sid would, in turn, lose the title to The Undertaker at WrestleMania.
6Stone Cold Steve AustinWrestleMania XIV1998Austin defeatedShawn Michaels to win theWWF Championship.
7Mr. McMahonWrestleMania XV1999The following night onRaw Is War, Mr. McMahon relinquished his opportunity to challenge for the WWF Championship at WrestleMania and promised to name a replacement challenger at his discretion. However, WWF CommissionerShawn Michaels informed him that the rules stated that the runner-up in the Royal Rumble, in this case

Stone Cold Steve Austin, would receive the title match in his stead. Austin defended his championship opportunity against McMahon at February'sSt. Valentine's Day Massacre: In Your House pay-per-view, then defeatedThe Rock in a no disqualification match at WrestleMania.

8The RockWrestleMania 20002000The Rock was initially declared the winner after last eliminatingThe Big Show. However, Big Show produced a video replay that showed Rock's feet touch the floor before his; after trading victories in matches for the WrestleMania title match against WWF ChampionTriple H, it was decided initially that the three men would face off in atriple threat match for the title; this would lead to afatal four way match at WrestleMania afterMick Foley was added to the match. Triple H won after last eliminating Rock.
9"Stone Cold" Steve AustinWrestleMania X-Seven2001Austin defeatedThe Rock in aNo Disqualification match to win theWWF Championship.
10Triple HWrestleMania X82002Triple H lost his WrestleMania X8 title shot toKurt Angle atNo Way Out. The following night onRaw, Triple H was given a rematch by WWF co-ownerRic Flair and defeated Angle to win his title shot back. Triple H went on to defeatChris Jericho to win theUndisputed WWF Championship at WrestleMania X8.
11Brock LesnarWrestleMania XIX2003As a member of theSmackDown! brand, Lesnar earned a match for his own brand'sWWE Championship and defeatedKurt Angle to win the title; had Angle gotten counted out or disqualified, he would have lost the title per the stipulation.
12Chris BenoitWrestleMania XX2004Benoit won the Rumble as aSmackDown! wrestler, but switched to theRaw brand to challengeTriple H for theWorld Heavyweight Championship.Shawn Michaels, who was feuding with Triple H, later added himself to the match to make it atriple threat match. At WrestleMania XX, Benoit defeated Triple H and Michaels to win the title.
13BatistaWrestleMania 212005Batista fromRaw chose to challenge for his own brand'sWorld Heavyweight Championship and defeatedTriple H to win the title.
14Rey MysterioWrestleMania 222006Mysterio fromSmackDown! chose to challenge for his own brand'sWorld Heavyweight Championship, but lost his title shot toRandy Orton atNo Way Out. On the following episode ofSmackDown!, General ManagerTheodore Long re-added Mysterio to the World Heavyweight Championship match, making it atriple threat match. At WrestleMania 22, Mysterio defeated championKurt Angle and Orton to win the title.
15The UndertakerWrestleMania 232007The Undertaker fromSmackDown! chose to challenge for his own brand'sWorld Heavyweight Championship and defeatedBatista to win the title.
16John CenaNo Way Out2008Instead of waiting untilWrestleMania XXIV, Cena fromRaw used his championship shot atNo Way Out to challenge for his own brand'sWWE Championship. Cena defeated championRandy Orton by disqualification, thus Orton retained as titles do not change hands by disqualification unless stipulated. Cena would nevertheless challenge for the title at WrestleMania XXIV in atriple threat match also featuringTriple H, with Orton again retaining.
17Randy OrtonWrestleMania 252009Orton won the Rumble as aRaw wrestler, but chose to challenge forSmackDown'sWWE Championship, but lost toTriple H; had Triple H gotten counted out or disqualified, he would have lost the title per the stipulation.
18EdgeWrestleMania XXVI2010Edge fromSmackDown chose to challenge for his own brand'sWorld Heavyweight Championship, but lost toChris Jericho.
19Alberto Del RioWrestleMania XXVII2011Del Rio fromSmackDown chose to challenge for his own brand'sWorld Heavyweight Championship, but lost toEdge.
20SheamusWrestleMania XXVIII2012Sheamus chose to challenge for theWorld Heavyweight Championship and defeatedDaniel Bryan to win the title.
21John CenaWrestleMania 292013Cena chose to challenge for theWWE Championship and successfully defended his title shot againstCM Punk on the February 25 episode ofRaw. At WrestleMania 29, Cena defeatedThe Rock to win the title.
22BatistaWrestleMania XXX2014After months of feuding,Triple H agreed to faceDaniel Bryan at WrestleMania XXX, with the stipulation that whoever won would be inserted into theWWE World Heavyweight Championship match between championRandy Orton and Rumble winner Batista to make it atriple threat match. Bryan defeated Triple H in the opening match and went on to defeat Orton and Batista to win the WWE World Heavyweight Championship.
23Roman ReignsWrestleMania 312015Reigns successfully defended his title shot againstDaniel Bryan atFastlane. At WrestleMania 31 during Reigns' match against championBrock Lesnar,Seth Rollins cashed in hisMoney in the Bank contract, converting thesingles match between Reigns and Lesnar into atriple threat match. Rollins then defeated Lesnar and Reigns in the impromptu triple threat match by pinning Reigns to win the WWE World Heavyweight Championship.
24Randy OrtonWrestleMania 332017As a member of theSmackDown brand, Orton earned a match for his own brand'sWWE Championship. After his fellowWyatt Family memberBray Wyatt won the championship atElimination Chamber and retained it on the followingSmackDown, Orton relinquished his championship opportunity. On the next episode ofSmackDown, however, Orton reverted his decision and turned on Wyatt. The following week, Orton defeatedAJ Styles, who had become the new number one contender for the title, to re-earn his title shot. At WrestleMania 33, Orton defeated Wyatt to win the title.
25Shinsuke NakamuraWrestleMania 342018Nakamura fromSmackDown chose to challenge for his own brand'sWWE Championship, but lost toAJ Styles.
26Seth RollinsWrestleMania 352019Rollins fromRaw chose to challenge for his own brand'sWWE Universal Championship and defeatedBrock Lesnar to win the title.
27Drew McIntyreWrestleMania 362020McIntyre fromRaw chose to challenge for his own brand'sWWE Championship and defeatedBrock Lesnar to win the title.
28EdgeWrestleMania 372021Edge won as a free agent and chose to challenge forSmackDown'sWWE Universal Championship. After a controversial finish in the main event ofFastlane, which saw championRoman Reigns retain the title againstDaniel Bryan in a match where Edge served as thespecial guest enforcer, a decision was made to add Bryan to the match at WrestleMania, making it atriple threat match. At WrestleMania 37, Reigns defeated Edge and Bryan to retain the Universal Championship.
29Brock LesnarWrestleMania 382022Lesnar, who came into theRoyal Rumble event asRaw'sWWE Champion and lost the title toBobby Lashley, came back in the main event as the surprise #30 entrant in the Rumble match, won the Rumble, and chose to challenge forSmackDown'sWWE Universal Championship. Lesnar would go on to win back the WWE Championship atElimination Chamber in anElimination Chamber match. It was then announced that the match between Lesnar and Universal ChampionRoman Reigns at WrestleMania 38 would be aWinner Takes All match for both the WWE and Universal Championships. At WrestleMania 38, Reigns defeated Lesnar to retain his Universal Championship and win Lesnar's WWE Championship,unifying the titles and subsequently becoming recognized as theUndisputed WWE Universal Champion.
30Cody RhodesWrestleMania 392023Rhodes won the Rumble as aRaw wrestler, but due toRoman Reigns simultaneously holding Raw'sWWE Championship andSmackDown'sWWE Universal Championship as theUndisputed WWE Universal Championship, Rhodes earned a match against Reigns for the Undisputed title. At WrestleMania 39, Reigns defeated Rhodes to retain.
31Cody RhodesWrestleMania XL2024Rhodes won the Rumble as aRaw wrestler, but chose to challenge forSmackDown'sUndisputed WWE Universal Championship and defeatedRoman Reigns in aBloodline Rules match to win the title.
32Jey UsoWrestleMania 412025Uso fromRaw chose to challenge for his own brand'sWorld Heavyweight Championship and defeatedGunther to win the title.
  1. ^The WWE Championship has had various names due to company name changes and title unifications. Since the 1993 Royal Rumble, these include the WWF World Heavyweight Championship, the WWF Championship, the Undisputed WWF Championship, the WWE World Heavyweight Championship, and theUndisputed WWE (Universal) Championship (in tandem with theWWE Universal Championship).
  2. ^From April 2022 to April 2024, theWWE Championship and Universal Championship were held and defended together as theUndisputed WWE (Universal) Championship, thus both titles together were a singular choice as the Undisputed title.
  3. ^AtWrestleMania XL in 2024, theWWE Championship andWWE Universal Championship were originally won together as theUndisputed WWE Universal Championship. This is counted as one instead of two separate victories/attempts due to the Universal Championship being officially retired after WrestleMania XL and the WWE Championship going forward as the Undisputed WWE Championship.

Women's Royal Rumble winner's championship opportunity

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ChampionshipVictoriesAttemptsSuccess rate
SmackDown/Women's World Championship24.500
WWE (Raw) Women's Championship23.667
NXT Women's Championship111.000
Total58.625
  – WrestleMania victory
  – WrestleMania loss
WinnerEventYearChampionship match
1AsukaWrestleMania 342018Asuka won the Rumble as aRaw wrestler, but chose to challenge for theSmackDown Women's Championship, but lost toCharlotte Flair.
2Becky LynchWrestleMania 352019Lynch won the Rumble as aSmackDown wrestler, but chose to challenge for theRaw Women's Championship. Lynch was removed from the match and suspended after continuously attacking the McMahon family and was replaced by Rumble runner-up,Charlotte Flair. AtFastlane, Lynch defeated Flair thanks to interference from championRonda Rousey, and as per the stipulation of that match, she was reinserted into the match at WrestleMania, making it atriple threat match. Flair then won theSmackDown Women's Championship on the March 26 episode ofSmackDown, leadingStephanie McMahon to announce that both titles would be on the line in aWinner Takes All match. At WrestleMania 35, Lynch defeated Rousey and Flair to win both titles.
3Charlotte FlairWrestleMania 362020Flair won the Rumble as aRaw wrestler, but chose to challenge for theNXT Women's Championship, and defeatedRhea Ripley to win the title.
4Bianca BelairWrestleMania 372021Belair fromSmackDown chose to challenge for her own brand'sSmackDown Women's Championship, and defeatedSasha Banks to win the title.
5Ronda RouseyWrestleMania 382022Rousey won as a free agent and chose to challenge for theSmackDown Women's Championship, but lost toCharlotte Flair.
6Rhea RipleyWrestleMania 392023Ripley won the Rumble as aRaw wrestler, but chose to challenge for theSmackDown Women's Championship, and defeatedCharlotte Flair to win the title.
7BayleyWrestleMania XL2024Bayley fromSmackDown chose to challenge for her own brand'sWWE Women's Championship, and defeatedIyo Sky to win the title.
8Charlotte FlairWrestleMania 412025Flair fromSmackDown chose to challenge for her own brand'sWWE Women's Championship, but lost toTiffany Stratton.

Royal Rumble records

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Men's Royal Rumble

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Most victories

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"Stone Cold" Steve Austin holds the record for having the most Rumble victories at 3.
WrestlerWinsYear
"Stone Cold" Steve Austin31997, 1998, 2001
Hulk Hogan21990, 1991
Shawn Michaels1995, 1996
Triple H2002, 2016
Brock Lesnar2003, 2022
Batista2005, 2014
John Cena2008, 2013
Randy Orton2009, 2017
Edge2010, 2021
Cody Rhodes2023, 2024

Winners by entry number

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NoYear
302007, 2008, 2016, 2022, 2023
271989, 1993, 1994, 2001,
11995, 2004, 2021,
241991, 1998, 2000
231994, 2017
192013, 2015
282005, 2014
222002, 2012
292003, 2010
21999, 2006
202025
152024
162020
102019
142018 (Jan)
382011
82009
51997
181996
31992
251990
131988
412018 (Apr)

Runners Up

[edit]
WrestlerTimesYear
Roman Reigns42014, 2017, 2018Jan, 2020
John Cena32005, 2010, 2025
Big Show22000, 2004
Shawn Michaels1994, 2007
Triple H2008, 2009
Randy Orton2006, 2021

Longest time spent in a single Royal Rumble

[edit]
Gunther holds the record for the longest time spent in a traditional 30-man Royal Rumble match at 1:11:40.
No.WrestlerTimeYear
1Daniel Bryan1:16:052018Apr
2Gunther1:11:402023
3Rey Mysterio1:02:122006[104]
4Chris Benoit1:01:352004[104]
5Bob Backlund1:01:101993[104]
6Triple H1:00:162006
7Chris Jericho1:00:132017
8Ric Flair1:00:021992[104]
9Roman Reigns59:482016
10Edge58:302021
Randy Orton58:302021

Bold indicates the winner of that year's match.

Longest time spent in a single Royal Rumble per year

[edit]
WrestlerTimeYear
Bret Hart25:421988
Mr. Perfect27:581989
Ted DiBiase44:471990
Rick Martel52:171991
Ric Flair1:00:021992
Bob Backlund1:01:101993
Bam Bam Bigelow30:121994
Shawn Michaels38:411995
The British Bulldog
Hunter Hearst Helmsley48:041996
Stone Cold Steve Austin45:071997
The Rock51:321998
Mr. McMahon56:381999
Stone Cold Steve Austin
Test26:172000
Kane53:462001
Stone Cold Steve Austin26:462002
Chris Jericho39:002003
Chris Benoit1:01:352004
Chris Benoit47:262005
Rey Mysterio1:02:122006
Edge44:022007
Batista37:462008
Triple H50:002009
John Cena27:112010
CM Punk35:212011
The Miz45:392012
Dolph Ziggler49:472013
CM Punk49:122014
Bray Wyatt47:292015
Roman Reigns59:482016
Chris Jericho1:00:132017
Finn Bálor57:382018 Jan.
Daniel Bryan1:16:052018 Apr.
Seth Rollins43:002019
Drew McIntyre34:112020
Randy Orton58:302021
Edge
AJ Styles29:062022
Gunther1:11:402023
Jey Uso50:552024
Penta42:052025

Bold indicates the winner of that year's match.

Longest cumulative time

[edit]
Chris Jericho holds the record for the longest cumulative time spent in all Rumble appearances at 4:59:33.
No.WrestlerTime[105]
1Chris Jericho4:59:33
2Rey Mysterio4:39:17
3Randy Orton4:34:09
4Cody Rhodes/Stardust4:05:14
5Triple H4:00:57
6Shawn Michaels3:45:07
7Sheamus/King Sheamus3:40:59
8Issac Yankem, DDS/Diesel/Kane3:37:29
9Edge3:32:54
10CM Punk3:28:43

Shortest time spent in a single Royal Rumble

[edit]
Santino Marella was the quickest to be eliminated from a single Royal Rumble match byKane at 1.9 seconds in 2009.
WrestlerTimeYear
Santino Marella0:00:01.92009[104]
The Warlord0:00:021989[104]
Sheamus2018Jan[104]
No Way Jose2019
Mo0:00:031995
Owen Hart
Mike Kanellis2018Apr
JD McDonagh2024
Bushwhacker Luke0:00:041991
Jerry Lawler1997
Titus O'Neil2015

Shortest time spent in a single Royal Rumble each year

[edit]
WrestlerTimeYear
Junkyard Dog02:301988
The Warlord00:021989
Shawn Michaels00:121990
Bushwhacker Luke00:041991
Hercules00:561992
Terry Taylor00:241993
Billy Gunn00:141994
Mo00:031995
Owen Hart
Squat Teamer #200:241996
Jerry Lawler00:041997
Tom Brandi00:121998
Gillberg00:061999
Faarooq00:182000
Tazz00:102001
Booker T00:332002
B-200:242003
The Hurricane00:192004
Simon Dean00:202005
Booker T00:182006
Sylvan
The Miz00:072007
Shelton Benjamin00:182008
Santino Marella00:01.92009
Montel Vontavious Porter00:072010
Tyler Reks00:342011
Epico00:122012
The Godfather00:052013
The Great Khali00:242014
Titus O'Neil00:042015
Jack Swagger00:152016
James Ellsworth00:152017
Sheamus00:022018Jan
Mike Kanellis00:032018Apr
No Way Jose00:022019
Erick Rowan00:082020
Hurricane Helms00:302021
Kofi Kingston00:212022
Baron Corbin00:072023
JD McDonagh00:032024
Ludwig Kaiser00:062025

Most eliminations in a single Royal Rumble

[edit]
Braun Strowman (left) is tied withBrock Lesnar (right) for the most eliminations in a single Royal Rumble match at 13. Lesnar also holds the record for the most consecutive eliminations at 13 in2020.
WrestlerNo. of eliminationsYear
Braun Strowman132018Apr
Brock Lesnar2020
Roman Reigns122014
Kane112001[104][106]
Hulk Hogan101989[104][107]
"Stone Cold" Steve Austin1997[104][108]
Shawn Michaels81995, 1996
"Stone Cold" Steve Austin1999

Bold indicates the winner of that year's match.

Most eliminations in a single Royal Rumble per year

[edit]
Wrestler(s)EliminationsYear
One Man Gang61988
Hulk Hogan101989
Hulk Hogan61990
The Ultimate Warrior
Hulk Hogan71991
Sid Justice61992
Yokozuna71993
Diesel1994
Lex Luger
Shawn Michaels81995
1996
"Stone Cold" Steve Austin101997
71998
"Stone Cold" Steve Austin81999
Rikishi72000
Kane112001
"Stone Cold" Steve Austin72002
The Undertaker
Chris Jericho62003
Chris Benoit2004
Batista2005
Rey Mysterio2006
Triple H
The Great Khali72007
Triple H62008
The Big Show2009
Triple H
Shawn Michaels2010
CM Punk72011
John Cena
Cody Rhodes62012
Ryback52013
Sheamus
Roman Reigns122014
Bray Wyatt72015
Braun Strowman52016
Roman Reigns
Braun Strowman72017
Finn Bálor42018Jan
Roman Reigns
Braun Strowman132018Apr
Braun Strowman62019
Brock Lesnar132020
Big E42021
Damian Priest
Seth Rollins
AJ Styles62022
Cody Rhodes52023
Gunther
Bron Breakker42024
Cody Rhodes
Jacob Fatu42025
Roman Reigns

Bold indicates the winner of that year's match.

Most consecutive eliminations

[edit]
Kane holds the record for the most Royal Rumble match eliminations at 46. He also holds additional records for the most Royal Rumble match appearances at 20 and for the quickest elimination of another competitor.
WrestlerNo. of eliminations in a rowYear
Brock Lesnar132020
Hulk Hogan81989
Diesel71994
Rikishi2000
The Great Khali2007
CM Punk2011
Braun Strowman2017
Kane62001
The Undertaker2002
"Stone Cold" Steve Austin
Shawn Michaels2010
John Cena2011
Bray Wyatt2015
Braun Strowman2018Apr

Bold indicates the winner of that year's match.

Total eliminations

[edit]
WrestlerNo. of eliminationsRoyal Rumbles enteredAverage
Kane/Isaac Yankem, DDS*4620[104][109][110]2.3
The Undertaker40113.63
Shawn Michaels3912[111]3.41
Braun Strowman3784.62
The Ringmaster/"Stone Cold" Steve Austin366[104]6
Roman Reigns75.14
Triple H3393.66
Brock Lesnar3265.33
Big Show122.67

*While portraying Diesel, Kane never made any eliminations.

Highest number of wrestlers in a single elimination

[edit]
WrestlerNo. of wrestlers involved in eliminationYear
Mabel/Viscera92007
71994
Rikishi62000
Muhammad Hassan2005
Omos2022
The Canadian Earthquake51990
Diesel1994
Kurrgan1998
Brodus Clay2013
Crush41994
John Morrison2011
Mark Henry
Alexander Rusev2014
Bobby Lashley2021

Wrestlers who eliminated themselves

[edit]

(c) denotes non-wrestler celebrity in match.

WrestlerYear
André The Giant1989
Ahmed Johnson1997
Mil Máscaras
Kane1999
Drew Carey (c)2001
Mick Foley2004
Montel Vontavious Porter2010
Matt Hardy2018Jan
Pat McAfee (c)2024

Most Rumble appearances

[edit]
WrestlerRoyal Rumbles enteredFirstLast
Kane/Diesel/Isaac Yankem, DDS2019962021
Kofi Kingston1620092024
The Miz20072025
Dolph Ziggler1520092022
Rey Mysterio20032025
Randy Orton1420042022
Goldust1319972018Apr
Shawn Michaels1219892010
Big Show20002017
The Undertaker111991
Chris Jericho20002018Apr
Shelton Benjamin20032020
Sheamus20112025

Wrestlers who have competed multiple times in the same night

[edit]

These wrestlers have competed more than once in the same Rumble match.

WrestlerTimes enteredYear
Mick Foley31998

Female entrants in Men's Royal Rumble matches

[edit]
WrestlerRoyal Rumbles entered
Chyna2 (1999, 2000)[49][52]
Beth Phoenix1 (2010)[80]
Kharma1 (2012)
Nia Jax[a]1 (2019)
  1. ^Since the inception of the Women's Royal Rumble in 2018, Jax is the only wrestler to ever take part in both the men's and women's Royal Rumble matches on the same card, and one of two, along with Beth Phoenix, to score eliminations in both.

Women's Royal Rumble

[edit]

Most victories

[edit]
Charlotte Flair is the only woman to win the Royal Rumble twice.
WrestlerWinsYear
Charlotte Flair22020, 2025
Bayley12024
Rhea Ripley12023
Ronda Rousey12022
Bianca Belair12021
Becky Lynch12019
Asuka12018

Winners by entry number

[edit]
NoYear
32021, 2024
282019, 2022
12023
172020
252018
272025

Runners Up

[edit]
WrestlerTimesYear
Charlotte Flair22019, 2022
Liv Morgan22023, 2024
Roxanne Perez12025
Rhea Ripley12021
Shayna Baszler12020
Nikki Bella12018

Longest time spent in a Royal Rumble

[edit]
Roxanne Perez holds the record for the longest time spent in a single women's Royal Rumble match at 1:07:47.
NoWrestlerTimeYear
1Roxanne Perez1:07:472025
2Liv Morgan1:07:00
3Iyo Sky1:06:45
4Bayley1:03:032024
5Naomi1:02:18
6Rhea Ripley1:01:08[112]2023
7Liv Morgan1:01:08
8Bianca Belair56:522021
9Natalya56:012019
10Sasha Banks54:462018

Bold indicates the winner of that year's match.

Longest time spent in a single Royal Rumble per year

[edit]
WrestlerTimeYear
Sasha Banks54:462018
Natalya56:012019
Bianca Belair33:202020
Bianca Belair56:522021
Bianca Belair47:302022
Liv Morgan1:01:082023
Rhea Ripley
Bayley1:03:032024
Roxanne Perez1:07:472025

Bold indicates the winner of that year's match.

Longest cumulative time

[edit]
Bianca Belair holds the record for the longest cumulative time spent in all Rumble appearances at 3:54:45.
No.WrestlerTime
1Bianca Belair3:54:45
2Bayley3:05:50
3Naomi3:05:38
4Liv Morgan3:04:34
5Natalya2:55:53
6Charlotte Flair2:36:34
7Rhea Ripley2:19:08
8Iyo Sky1:40:55
9Zelina Vega1:28:12
10Shayna Baszler1:23:51

Shortest time spent in a single Royal Rumble

[edit]
Chelsea Green (left) andSarah Logan (Valhalla) (right) hold the record for the shortest time spent in a single women's Royal Rumble match at 5 seconds.
NoWrestlerTimeYear
1Chelsea Green00:052023
Sarah Logan/Valhalla2024
3Liv Morgan00:082019
4Chelsea Green00:122020
5Molly Holly00:202022
6Ivory00:25
7Sarah Logan00:282020
8B-Fab00:362023
9Tamina00:392020
10Sarah Logan00:432022

Shortest time spent in a single Royal Rumble per year

[edit]
WrestlerTimeYear
Vickie Guerrero00:572018
Liv Morgan00:082019
Chelsea Green00:122020
Carmella00:472021
Molly Holly00:202022
Chelsea Green00:052023
Valhalla00:052024
Maxxine Dupri01:202025

Most eliminations in a single Royal Rumble

[edit]
Nia Jax holds the record for the most eliminations in a single match at 9. She also holds the record for most eliminations in total at with 28.
WrestlerNo. of eliminationsYear
Nia Jax92025
Shayna Baszler82020
Bianca Belair
Nia Jax2024
Rhea Ripley72021,2023
Bayley2024
Shayna Baszler62021
Michelle McCool52018
Charlotte Flair2019, 2022
Bayley2023
Iyo Sky
Dakota Kai

Bold indicates the winner of that year's match.

Most eliminations in a single Royal Rumble per year

[edit]
Wrestler(s)EliminationsYear
Michelle McCool52018
Charlotte Flair2019
Bianca Belair82020
Shayna Baszler
Rhea Ripley72021
Charlotte Flair52022
Rhea Ripley72023
Nia Jax82024
92025

Bold indicates the winner of that year's match.

Total eliminations

[edit]
WrestlerNo. of eliminationsRoyal Rumbles enteredAverage
Nia Jax29[a]64.66
Rhea Ripley2045
Charlotte Flair1953.8
Bayley1863
Shayna Baszler162.66
Bianca Belair1553
  1. ^Jax did compete in a Men's Royal Rumble match and did score an elimination however, this is only her Women's Royal Rumble elimination score.

Highest number of wrestlers in a single elimination

[edit]

Highest number of wrestlers working together to eliminate one wrestler

WrestlerNo. of wrestlers involved in eliminationYear
Nia Jax112023
62018
Vickie Guerrero4

Wrestlers who eliminated themselves

[edit]
WrestlerYear
Santina Marella2020
Carmella2021

Most Rumble appearances

[edit]
Liv Morgan (left) is tied withNatalya (right) for the most Royal Rumble match appearances at 8, also making them the only ones to appear in every Women's Rumble thus far.
WrestlerRoyal Rumbles enteredFirstLast
Liv Morgan820182025
Natalya
Naomi7
Dana Brooke62023
Tamina
Bayley2025
Nia Jax
Sonya Deville
Zelina Vega/Queen Zelina2019
Shayna Baszler2020

Male entrants in Women's Royal Rumble matches

[edit]
WrestlerRoyal Rumbles entered
Santino Marella1 (2020)

Other Royal Rumble matches

[edit]

WWE has also booked several Royal Rumble matches outside of pay-per-view events:

List of Royal Rumble dates, venues, and winners
EventDateCityVenueWinnerRef.Note
1House showOctober 4, 1987St. Louis, MissouriSt. Louis ArenaOne Man Gang[113][114]12-man Royal Rumble
2House showMarch 14, 1988East Rutherford, New JerseyBrendan Byrne ArenaJake Roberts[115]22-man Royal Rumble
3House showMarch 16, 1988Hartford, ConnecticutHartford Civic CenterRick Rude[116][117]22-man Royal Rumble
4House showJanuary 17, 1994New York City, New YorkMadison Square GardenOwen Hart[118]30-man Royal Rumble
5House showMay 9, 1994Osaka, JapanCastle HallThe Undertaker[118]18-man Royal Rumble
6RawJune 15, 1998San Antonio, TexasFreeman ColiseumKane andMankind[118]10-tag team Royal Rumble
7RawJanuary 11, 1999Houston, TexasCompaq CenterChyna[118]10-personCorporation vs.DX corporate Royal Rumble for the number 30 spot in the1999 Royal Rumble
8SmackDownSeptember 16, 1999Las Vegas, NevadaThomas & Mack CenterThe Undertaker[119]5-man Royal Rumble to determine the number one contender for the WWF Championship later that night
9SmackDownJanuary 8, 2004Huntsville, AlabamaVon Braun CenterChris Benoit[120]4-man Royal Rumble
10SmackDownJanuary 29, 2004Washington, D.C.MCI CenterEddie Guerrero[121]15-manSmackDown! Royal Rumble to determine the number one contender for theWWE Championship atNo Way Out
11RawJanuary 22, 2007Lafayette, LouisianaCajundomeThe Great Khali[122]7-man Royal Rumble
12RawJanuary 14, 2008Mobile, AlabamaMobile Civic CenterHornswoggle[123]Mini Royal Rumble; 6-man, all participants weremidget wrestlers, with the exception ofThe Great Khali.
13SmackDownJanuary 28, 2011Cincinnati, OhioU.S. Bank ArenaKofi Kingston[124]5-man Royal Rumble
14RawJanuary 31, 2011Providence, Rhode IslandDunkin' Donuts CenterJerry Lawler[125]7-manRaw Rumble to determine the number one contender for the WWE Championship atElimination Chamber
15House showOctober 27, 2017Sanford, FloridaSanford Civic CenterShayna Baszler[126]15-woman costumed Halloween Rumble
16Royal RumbleJanuary 28, 2018Philadelphia, PennsylvaniaWells Fargo CenterRic Flair[kfc 1][127][128]KFC Colonel Rumble (9-man)
17House showOctober 27, 2018Orlando, FloridaOrlando Live EventsStacey Ervin Jr.[129]20-man costumed Halloween Rumble
18House showOctober 31, 2019Orlando, FloridaOrlando Live EventsShayna Baszler[130]16-woman costumed Halloween Rumble
19Bronson Reed13-man costumed Halloween Rumble
  1. ^AJ Styles won theSmackDown dark match; the end of the match was subsequently re-recorded for the advert prior to the Royal Rumble event.

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