Royal Rumble this Sunday will be the first pay-per-view event held at the Amway Center since opening in 2010. Lesnar won one Royal Rumble back in 2003, and his unconfirmed entry number may prove to be an advantage against Roman Reigns.
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For only the second time in the company’s history, the WWE World Heavyweight Championship will be on the line as Roman Reigns will have to outlast 29 other competitors to walk out of the Royal Rumble with the gold.
For two Superstars, the path to this Sunday’s Royal Rumble Match begins with victory on the Royal Rumble Kickoff.
WWE announced on Wednesday the Kickoff Show match for the official WWE Royal Rumble pre-show on the WWE Network this Sunday. Honourable mentions have to go to DDP and The Boogeyman in 2015, Beth Pheonix in 2010, El Torito in 2014 and Hacksaw Jim Duggan in 2009 and 2012.
Of course, as we all know by now, rumors of Styles making his way to the company have been rampant for the past few weeks, and they keep heating up more and more as the Royal Rumble event approaches. Stick with us to find out.
Becky Lynch continues her pretty awesome reign in the ring by defeating Alicia Fox by submission.
In case you missed the earlier feud, Amell had appeared on RAW, getting involved in an altercation with Stardust.
With Roman Reigns calling him out this past Raw, we wouldn’t be surprised to see the World Heavyweight champion and “The Beast” as the last men standing in the Rumble, either.
Brock Lesnar demolishes just about everyone and gets the championship.
While Triple H has 6/5 odds to win, Reigns is at 9/5 and Brock Lesnar priced at 3/1.
In 2014, Batista made his return to WWE after a four year hiatus and was greeted by…apathy on the part of the fans. Daniel Bryan has yet to be cleared by WWE doctors.
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This will (most definitely) all lead up to a return to the Squared Circle for Amell, but the real question is when?
