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# Men’s Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic Finals

* Baron Corbin and Bron Breakker vs. Carmelo Hayes and Trick Williams

# NXT Women’s Championship Match

* Lyra Valkyria (c) vs. Roxanne Perez

# NXT North American Championship Match

* Oba Femi (c) vs. Dragon Lee

# NXT Championship Match

* Ilja Dragunov (c) vs. Trick Williams

# Six-person mixed tag team match

* The Family (Tony D’Angelo, Channing “Stacks” Lorenzo, and Adriana Rizzo) vs. Out The Mud (Lucien Price, Bronco Nima, and Jaida Parker) (with Scrypts)

# No Disqualification match

* Dijak vs. Joe Gacy

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# NXT Champion Ilja Dragunov vs. Trick Williams
– The NXT Championship is on the line as Ilja Dragunov will defend his title against the 2023 Iron Survivor Trick Williams.
Dragunov and Williams were originally slated to face off at NXT New Year’s Evil, but the NXT medical team wouldn’t clear The Mad Dragon in time for the matchup.
Both champion and challenger have also found themselves embroiled in a months-long controversy of who attacked Williams, with his best friend Carmelo Hayes accusing Dragunov of committing the heinous act, a claim that The Mad Dragon has refuted.
With the champion medically cleared, the two Superstars will finally face off live at WWE NXT Vengeance Day on Sunday, Feb. 4, streaming live at 8 ET

# NXT Women’s Champion Lyra Valkyria vs. Roxanne Perez
– Lyra Valkyria will defend the NXT Women’s Championship against the winner of the Women’s Number One Contender Battle Royal – Fatal Four-Way Finale, Roxanne Perez.
Valkyria has been nothing short of a fighting champion, defending her title against some of the best in all of NXT, and she will now do so against a former champion.
Perez earned the right to challenge for the title after defeating 19 other Superstars in a chaotic and innovative Battle Royal where the final four competitors faced off in a Fatal 4-Way Match.
Don’t miss this championship matchup at WWE NXT Vengeance Day on February 4, 2024, streaming live at 8 ET

# NXT North American Champion Oba Femi vs. Dragon Lee
– Oba Femi will defend the NXT North American Championship for the first time, and it’ll be against the Superstar that he dethroned, Dragon Lee.
Femi won the title by cashing in his NXT Breakout Tournament contract on Lee after the electrifying luchador defeated Lexis King.
Lee demanded a rematch, and after careful deliberation, the champion granted the match, announcing that it would happen at Vengeance Day.
Don’t miss this championship matchup at WWE NXT Vengeance Day on Sunday, Feb. 4, streaming live at 8 ET

# Baron Corbin & Bron Breakker vs. Carmelo Hayes & Trick Williams – Dusty Cup Final
– Bron Breakker and Baron Corbin will meet Carmelo Hayes and Trick Williams, better known as Trick Melo Gang, in the Finals of the Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic.
Breakker and Corbin have enjoyed a spectacular run together, defeating former NXT Tag Team Champions Gallus and the high-flying pair of Axiom and Nathan Frazer.
Hayes and Williams took down Edris Enofé and Malik Blade and The LWO to earn their spot in the finals, but Williams will be pulling double duty as he also challenges Ilja Dragunov for the NXT Championship on the same night.
Don’t miss the Finals of the Dusty Cup live at WWE NXT Vengeance Day on Sunday, Feb. 4, streaming live at 8 ET

# Tony D’Angelo, Channing “Stacks” Lorenzo, and Adrianna Rizzo vs. Bronco Nima, Lucien Price and Jaida Parker – Six Person Tag Team Match
– The Family will compete as a unit for the first time ever as NXT Tag Team Champions Tony D’Angelo and Channing “Stacks” Lorenzo will join forces with Adrianna Rizzo to take on Bronco Nima, Lucien Price and Jaida Parker in a Six-Person Tag Team Match.
Known collectively as OTM, Nima, Price and Parker have been running roughshod over NXT and have turned their attention to The Family, trashing their favorite establishment with Parker laying out Rizzo in the process.
Not known to take disrespect lightly, Tony D, Stacks and “Big Rizz” are prepared to battle their foes in a Six-Person Tag Team Match with what could be more than just pride and bragging rights on the line.
Be sure to catch this Six-Person Tag Team Match at WWE NXT Vengeance Day on Sunday, Feb. 4, streaming live at 8 ET

# Dijak vs. Joe Gacy — No Disqualification Match
– Two of NXT’s most dangerous Superstars will clash as Dijak and Joe Gacy go one-on-one in a No Disqualification Match.
Dijak and Gacy have been attacking each other for months, but even after inflicting an unbelievable amount of punishment on each other, neither Superstar has been willing to give in.
With payback and pride on their minds, the two will face off in what is sure to be a destructive No Disqualification Match at WWE NXT Vengeance Day on Sunday, Feb. 4, streaming live at 8 ET

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WWE SmackDown Results: Winners, Live Grades, Reaction, Highlights After Royal Rumble

Zazi Baloch

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On the heels of a blockbuster Royal Rumble premium live event, WWE hit the Fox airwaves Friday night with a star-studded edition of SmackDown, headlined by an appearance from Undisputed WWE Universal Champion Roman Reigns.


What did The Tribal Chief have to say about his successful title defense against LA Knight, AJ Styles, and Randy Orton, and would Men's Royal Rumble winner Cody Rhodes confront his prospective WrestleMania 40 opponent?


Find out the answer to those questions and more with this recap of a February 2 episode with plenty of implications for The Showcase of the Immortals.

Match Card

1 OF 8

Announced in advance for Friday's show were:


• Roman Reigns return
• Bayley's WrestleMania opponent revealed
• Logan Paul's Royal Rumble controversy
• An appearance by Royal Rumble winner Cody Rhodes
  

Logan Paul Kicked Off SmackDown, Kevin Owens vs. Austin Theory

2 OF 8

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United States Champion Logan Paul kicked off SmackDown by taking verbal shots at Alabama and his Royal Rumble opponent, Kevin Owens.

The Prizefighter emerged from the back and engaged his rival in a round of back-and-forth before Austin Theory entered the arena for his opening match against Owens.

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It was not a surprise by any means that Theory and Owens had a good match because both are quality in-ring competitors with long histories of delivering between the ropes.

Theory controlled enough to retain his status as an upper-mid-card heel who can mix it up with any opponent while Owens fended off interference from Paul and Grayson Waller to pick up a hard-fought victory in which he outsmarted his heel opposition.

He chased Paul to the back and stood tall among the people to close out a more-than-solid start to the show.

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Result

Owens defeated Theory

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Grade

B+

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Top Moments and Takeaways

• Corey Graves officially announced the new SmackDown commentary team comprising of himself and Wade Barrett, the first time a former pro wrestler has filled the play-by-play role since Gorilla Monsoon.
• Paul insulted Owens, telling him he smelled bad. Owens responded, "I bathed in PRIME before I got here," to which the champion said, "It must not have been Cherry Freeze." Cherry Freeze is, in fact, a fire flavor, for those wondering. 
• Graves pointed out how Owens obscured the brass knuckles from referee Jessika Carr, a great observation that played on the Rumble finish that doomed his US title aspirations.

Fatal 4-Way Tag Team Contender's Match

3 OF 8

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LWO (Joaquin Wilde and Cruz Del Toro) vs. Pete Dunne and Tyler Bate vs. Legado del Fantasmo (Angel and Humberto) vs. Pretty Deadly (Elton Prince and Kit Wilson)

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"The Bruiserweight" Pete Dunne and Tyler Bate moved one step closer to a shot at The Judgment Day and the Undisputed WWE Tag Team Championship in Perth, Australia at Elimination Chamber by way of their victory over LWO, Legado del Fantasma, and Pretty Deadly Friday night.

The match featured nonstop action from all four teams, each getting an opportunity to shine en route to the British Strong Style tandem earning the win.

The match not only highlighted what is low-key an uber-talented tag team division on Friday nights but also allowed the individual feuds to shine. LWO and LDF have unfinished business and the team of Bate and Dunne reconnected during their ongoing feud with Pretty Deadly.

Was it a show-stealing match, something possible given the talent involved? No, but it was an entertaining sprint full of unflinching athleticism and the right team went over.

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Result

Bate and Dunne defeated LWO, Legado del Fantasma, and Pretty Deadly

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Grade

B

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Top Moments and Takeaways

• Wilde recreated his jaw-dropping dive from the ropes onto the heels at ringside entering the commercial break.
• The action here was relentless. All movement, all the time. 
• Zelina Vega pulled Elektra Lopez off the ring apron, held the ropes open for LWO to wipe out LDF, and added a Meteora to her new rival.

Bayley Makes Her WrestleMania Decision

4 OF 8

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Backstage, before the commercial break, Bayley overheard her Damage CTRL teammates mocking her and claiming, "Bayley is done tonight," setting the stage for a big angle.

In the ring, Bayley was joined by WWE Women's Champion Iyo Sky and Women's Tag Team Champions Asuka and Kairi Sane. She propped up Damage CTRL, calling them "family" and saying she would not have accomplished what she did without them.

She teased choosing Women's World Champion Rhea Ripley at WrestleMania 40 before turning to her teammates and asking them why they never saw anything in her and if they were done laughing at her now.

She fended off a beatdown by Damage CTRL with the assistance of a lead pipe and laid down the challenge to Sky for The Showcase of the Immortals.

This well-executed segment started with a callback to the demise of Evolution, where Batista overheard Triple H and Ric Flair talking trash, then severed ties with the group later in the night.

Bayley had the people on her side and she will be the overwhelming fan-favorite when she takes to the squared circle in Philadelphia for what will, arguably, be the biggest match of her Hall of Fame-worthy career.

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Grade

A

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Top Moments and Takeaways

• "Sometimes, the people you thought were your friends...sometimes you have to prove them wrong," Bayley said.
  
• The moment Bayley turned around and spoke in Japanese to her teammates drew a great reaction from the fans. It was her "thumbs down" moment to her (closest) doubters.
• "And about that announcement...Iyo Sky, I'll see you at WrestleMania!"

Bobby Lashley and The Street Profits vs. The Final Testament

5 OF 8

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The battle for SmackDown dominance continued Friday night as Bobby Lashley and The Street Profits battled The Final Testament's Authors of Pain and Karrion Kross.

The match never got underway, though, as a brawl broke out. Kross and Lashley squared off but Scarlett interfered before The All-Mighty could apply his Full Nelson finisher. This brought former Hit Row member B-Fab into the ring and she leveled Scarlett with a big boot.

The babyfaces stood tall to close out the brief segment.

This was more about evening the odds and introducing B-Fab than anything. We have repeatedly seen brawls and beatdowns between the two teams but no actual match to this point. Expect that to change soon, perhaps by Elimination Chamber on February 24.

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Result

No contest

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Grade

C+

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Top Moments and Takeaways

• It was nice to see Triple H and the creative team pay off those previous backstage interactions between Lashley and B-Fab here, even if it feels a bit late.
• Backstage, SmackDown general manager Nick Aldis talked with Bron Breakker before Adam Pearce interrupted and suggested the former NXT Champion sign nothing until he talks to him Monday at Raw. Jade Cargill entered the picture and Pearce warned her about Aldis' business methods.

Michin vs. Tiffany Stratton

6 OF 8

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Tiffany Stratton passed every test put before her in NXT and Friday night, she made her in-ring debut on SmackDown, defeating Michin in a competitive match.

Stratton had plenty of opportunity to shine, seizing control entering the commercial break and maintaining it coming out of the timeout. Michin fought back and looked like she may have a chance at victory, but Stratton downed her and delivered the Prettiest Moonsault Ever for the win.

Michin was the perfect first opponent for Stratton here in that she is a veteran worker, knows how to shine others up, and is selfless between the ropes. She sold well for the newcomer and let her get her stuff in, ultimately putting her over in a match that started slow but had fans more engaged by its conclusion.

This was as great first introduction to Stratton on the main roster. Her star is bright and will only further illuminate the WWE Universe with more standout performances against respected opponents like Michin.

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Result

Stratton defeated Michin

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Grade

C+

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Top Moments and Takeaways

• The crowd was not totally into this one early but Stratton is a star, and Michin is among the most underrated competitors on the WWE roster, and they won the fans over by the end of the match.
• Stratton delivered a cartwheel Alabama Slam that was simply fantastic.
• The newcomer overshot her moonsault but it did not matter because her athleticism won the crowd over and had them counting along with the pin.

Cody Rhodes' Decision

7 OF 8

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The decision.

After World Heavyweight Champion Seth Rollins pled his case to Cody Rhodes for a match at WrestleMania on Monday's Raw, The American Nightmare made his way to SmackDown to announce the champion he will challenge at WrestleMania 40.

After waxing poetic about the concept of finishing his story and what that actually means, Rhodes revealed, "I'm coming for you...just not at WrestleMania."

From there, The Rock emerged from the locker room to a thunderous ovation and engaged Reigns in a staredown to close out the broadcast, with a graphic announcing a press event in Las Vegas Thursday.

And with that, the year-long journey back to WrestleMania and the Undisputed WWE Universal Championship victory that eluded Rhodes in Los Angeles was for naught.

Worst of all, how it was all handled here lacked sense, felt unnatural, and did a disservice to The American Nightmare.

Rhodes stepping aside for Rock felt all too much like the horrendous conclusion of WrestleMania IX, where Bret Hart did the same for Hulk Hogan. It hurt Hart and took him a solid year to claw his way back to the top of the company again.

Rhodes already put the work in, earned the fans' respect and admiration, and won the Royal Rumble to set up the return match with Reigns. Why would he allow himself to "take up counsel" from Rock and simply walk away from his WrestleMania dream because The Great One advised him to?

It will be imperative that Rhodes offer up answers Monday night in an attempt to make sense of this conclusion. Because that, coupled with the fact Reigns responded to Seth Rollins' criticisms by cooking him and the World Heavyweight Championship on the mic suddenly has a prospective showdown between The Visionary and Rhodes less appealing.

There is no denying the electricity between The Rock and Reigns to end the show, but to book that ahead of a match—featuring your top babyface—that was a year in the making feels like a long-term creative misfire.

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Grade

A, only for the buzz the segment will generate; from a creative execution perspective, it left A LOT to be desired

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Top Moments and Takeaways

• "Exactly, no pop," Reigns, waking up and choosing violence, said of the lack of reaction to Rollins' name.
• "I work 10 times less than you and make 10 times more than you," Reigns said as he continued to cook Rollins.
• "Cody, I'm not going to beg you like the other guy. You can be the world's best No. 2 or take another crack at the No. 1."
• "Does 'finish the story' mean taking that title or taking everything?" Rhodes questioned.

Overall Grade

8 OF 8

This was the sort of Road to WrestleMania episode of SmackDown that fans love.

It was noteworthy in that it featured the return of The Rock and the setup for what is almost certain to be a main event clash with Roman Reigns in Philadelphia, the revelation that Bayley knew what Damage CTRL was up to all along and her official challenge to Iyo Sky for The Showcase of the Immortals, and introduced some new faces with questions about which brand they will call home.

Add to that a spotlight for Logan Paul and his feud with Kevin Owens and you have plenty to sink your teeth into.

The fact that ongoing stories featuring LWO and Legado del Fantasma, as well as Bobby Lashley and The Street Profits vs. The Final Testament were not sacrificed in the process only helped to make this one of the better broadcasts of the last six or so months.

That finale, though, needs some monumental explanation.

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WWE Royal Rumble 2024 Results: Winners, Live Grades, Reaction and Highlights

Zazi baloch

Here is the card for Saturday's show at Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg, Florida:

• Men's Royal Rumble match
• Women's Royal Rumble match
• Logan Paul vs. Kevin Owens (United States Championship)
• Roman Reigns vs. AJ Styles vs. LA Knight vs. Randy Orton (Undisputed WWE Universal Championship)

Let's take a look at everything that happened on the first stop on the Road to WrestleMania.

Women's Royal Rumble

1 OF 5

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Here is the order of entrances in the 2024 women's Royal Rumble. This page will be updated throughout the match.

1. Natalya 
2. Naomi
3. Bayley
4. Candice LeRae
5. Jordynne Grace (TNA Knockouts Champion)
6. Indi Hartwell
7. Asuka
8. Ivy Nile
9. Katana Chance
10. Bianca Belair
11. Kairi Sane
12. Tegan Nox
13. Kayden Carter
14. Chelsea Green
15. Piper Niven
16. Xia Li
17. Zelina Vega
18. Maxxine Dupri
19. Nia Jax
20. Shotzi
21. Becky Lynch
22. Alba Fyre
23. Shayna Baszler
24. Valhalla/R-Truth
25. Mia Yim
26. Zoey Stark
27. Roxanne Perez
28. Jade Cargill
29. Tiffany Stratton 
30. Liv Morgan 

Roughly one-third of the competitors were still in the ring when Liv Morgan entered last. The final three were Morgan, Jade Cargill and Bayley.

After some fighting on the apron, Bayley was able to get the win and earn a title shot at WrestleMania 40.

Out of the handful of women's Rumbles we have witnessed, this was one of the best. It had great spots, fun surprises, a couple of returns and some unique eliminations.

The crowd was hot, the Superstars were energetic, and the announcers were on point. Everything about it worked.

Result: Bayley won the women's Rumble match

Grade: A

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Notable Moments and Observations

• Michael Cole's reaction to Pat McAfee joining commentary was so wholesome. 
• Naomi's entrance ruled, but it was even cooler to hear.
• WWE and TNA seem to have some kind of understanding, which is incredible. Let's hope we see more of this. 
• Bayley scored the first elimination when she got rid of Indi Hartwell.
• Tegan Nox's senton to Bayley almost ended in disaster, but they saved it. 
• Kairi Sane officially had one of the best Rumble saves ever, but it would have been better if she survived for a bit longer. 
• Zelina Vega's entrance gear was cool. 
• Piper Niven and Chelsea Green did some of the best character work in this match. 
• We must protect R-Truth at all costs. 
• Cargill eliminating Nia Jax was a good spot. 
• The returning Naomi set a record by lasting over an hour in the match. 

Reigns vs. Knight vs. Orton vs. Styles (Undisputed WWE Universal Championship)

2 OF 5

Randy Orton was the first competitor to make his way to the ring for the Undisputed WWE Universal Championship Fatal 4-Way match.

When it began, Orton and Roman Reigns paired up while AJ Styles and LA Knight fought. Both duos battled on different sides of the ring until eventually converging near the announce table.

The fans didn't seem to have a favorite. Everyone was being cheered at different times, even the heels. This crowd was popping for everyone out of appreciation instead of booing the bad guys, and it made for a raucous feel in the stands.

Predictably, The Bloodline had an impact on the match. Solo Sikoa pulled the ref out of the ring to save Reigns from being pinned.

This was a solid contest that was laid out well, but whenever Reigns wrestles now, it's hard to fully invest in the match because you know the outcome and how they will get there.

The Tribal Chief retained his title by pinning Styles. This was fine, but it won't go down as the best match on this card.

Result: Roman Reigns retained the Undisputed WWE Universal Championship

Grade: B

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Notable Moments and Observations

• Orton made a kid's whole day with a no-look high five on the way to the ring. 
• Pat McAfee's "Stone Cold" Steve Austin impression was funny. 
• Knight is a flashy wrestler, but he's also very technically sound. A lot of what he does looks about as good as it can. 
• One of the two-counts on Reigns was as close to three as it gets. The kickout was timed perfectly. 

Logan Paul vs. Kevin Owens (United States Championship)

3 OF 5

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The U.S. title match between Logan Paul and Kevin Owens was up next.

Paul surprisingly tried to offer a handshake, but KO was having none of it. He immediately started unloading on the social media star with chops and punches.

He quickly took the fight out of the ring and threw Paul into a few different things before bringing him back in.

Every match has shown improvements in different parts of Paul's game. Nobody is going to say he's Bryan Danielson, but to say that he hasn't improved on a technical level would be a lie.

Not only has his in-ring work continued to impress, but he's also getting better at the facial expressions and character work to fill in the gaps between spots. And having someone like KO as a dance partner made everything look that much better.

Just as he said he would, Owens kicked out of the Knockout Punch. One of Paul's buddies passed a set of brass knuckles to him by way of Austin Theory, but KO was able to steal them and used them to hit a punch.

The ref saw them on his hand before counting the pin and disqualified him, declaring Paul the winner.

This is one of the few times when a DQ finish was the best outcome.

Result: Logan Paul defeated Kevin Owens by disqualification

Grade: B+

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Notable Moments and Observations

• Paul's ring gear looked good. Whoever made it did a great job. 
• Even if you don't like The Maverick, you have to give him credit for clearly continuing to work on his skills. 
• The swanton counter looked great. Paul got his knees up at the exact right moment. 

Men's Royal Rumble

4 OF 5

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Here is the list of entrances in the men's Royal Rumble match.

1. Jey Uso
2. Jimmy Uso
3. Grayson Waller
4. Andrade
5. Carmela Hayes
6. Shinsuke Nakamura
7. Santos Escobar
8. Karrion Kross
9. Dominik Mysterio
10. Carlito
11. Bobby Lashley
12. Ludwig Kaiser
13. Austin Theory
14. Finn Bálor
15. Cody Rhodes 
16. Bronson Reed
17. Kofi Kingston
18. Gunther
19. Ivar
20. Bron Breakker
21. Omos
22. Pat McAfee
23. JD McDonagh
24. R-Truth
25. The Miz
26. Damian Priest
27. CM Punk
28. Ricochet
29. Drew McIntyre
30. Sami Zayn

It came down to Cody Rhodes, CM Punk, Gunther and Drew McIntyre in the final four of the men's Rumble match.

Punk took out McIntyre first, and Rhodes eliminated Gunther shortly after. The final two battled for several minutes until The American Nightmare threw The Second City Saint over the top rope to win his second straight men's Rumble.

The match was pretty standard fare. It was entertaining, but not unpredictable. Most of the eliminations made sense, some of the comedy stuff was great, and a few people had standout moments. However, the outcome never felt like it was much of a choice.

Result: Cody Rhodes won a title shot at WrestleMania 40

Grade: B

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Notable Moments and Observations

• Having Jey and Jimmy Uso begin the match was an awesome decision. 
• Andrade's mask was phenomenal. 
• Pat McAfee marking out for Shinsuke Nakamura was hilarious. 
• The interaction between Santos Escobar and Andrade indicates the latter may be a babyface going forward. 
• Bobby Lashley's Spear to Dominik Mysterio turned him inside out. 
• The Authors of Pain and The Street Profits got involved when Karrion Kross and Lashley fought after being eliminated. 
• Bronson Reed made carrying two men on his back look easy. 
• McAfee's short time in the Rumble was so funny. 
• R-Truth and Nia Jax have been the only people to compete in both Rumble matches on the same night. 
• Punk genuinely looked like he was having a blast. 

The Final Word

5 OF 5

The 2024 Royal Rumble delivered some entertaining moments, but there wasn't a single outcome on the card that didn't feel obvious heading into the show.

The women's Rumble match was the more unpredictable of the two, but Bayley was always the favorite due to the story WWE has been crafting.

We all knew Andrade and Naomi would show up, but having Jordynne Grace make a surprise appearance and to hear multiple references to TNA on a WWE broadcast was a great sign that the new regime wants to do things in a new way.

Paul and Owens did a great job, McAfee was on fire, and nothing was booked confusingly. This won't go down as one of the best Rumble events, but it was a fine way to spend a Saturday night.

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