Wrestlemania’s season begins on Saturday when WWE brings the Royal Rumble to Indianapolis. The event is one of the most anticipated annual events in WWE and this year is no different.
As is the norm, there will be a Royal Rumble for Men and Female match on the map, the winners being able to challenge any champion for their title in Wrestlemania, which takes place on April 19 and 20 in Las Vegas.
To win the match, you must be the last person in the ring after all the other competitors were thrown on the upper rope and hit the ground with both feet.
Last year, Bayley and Cody Rhodes won the two rumble matches. Bayley won the WWE Women’s Women’s Championship against Iyo Sky in Wrestlemania while Rhodes finally finished his story in an epic main event against Roman Reigns which included tons of Run in.
The winner this year will have the chance to challenge either the undisputed WWE championship, currently held by Rhodes, or the World Heavy Weather Championship, currently held by Gunther, in the male divisions. Meanwhile, the women’s winner will be able to challenge the women’s world championship, currently held by Rhea Ripley, or the WWE women’s championship, currently held by Tiffany Stratton.
The Royal Rumble of this year only offers two games in addition to the two rumble games, but the two are exciting on paper.
Rhodes, will defend his crown against Kevin Owens of his friend who became a friend in a scale match. The two have accelerated their rivalry in recent months and are now meeting in one of the most emblematic gadget matches of the fight.
In the other card title matches, the champions of the WWE Tag #Diy team will put their belt in play against the old Motor Machine Guns Champions Motor City. #Diy and McMg will fight in a two out of three fall match which has the potential to steal the show.
Let’s take a look at whom CBS sports experts choose to win each match on Saturday, from 6 p.m. he.
Royal Rumble Rumble 2024 predictions of WWE
Royal Rumble’s Royal match: I felt a little certain that John Cena would win the rumble until Monday evening. The confrontation of CM Punk with Cody Rhodes sparked something that said that punk against Rhodes is the story that WWE should tell as much as possible. Of course, there is also just the fact that the momentum completely blocked Cena when its comeback for its last round started with a somewhat clumsy promo on January 6 and that it has been nonexistent since. Of course, he could still win the rumble and continue his appearances between the Rumble and Wrestlemania, but his absence killed my interest while Rhodes and Punk excited me. I think WWE wants to play in the classic rivalry between punk and Cena and the match is probably summed up with these two men at the end, but give me a punk to get the victory and Cena to hit her own Elimination Chamber – A complete reversal of what I predicted just a few weeks ago. Pick: CM Punk wins the Royal Rumble – Brent Brookhouse
I woke up this morning believing that Cena would win the rumble, but I have a second thought. A straight shot in Wrestlemania is too practical for the lucky veteran looking for Glory one last time. Orton is not announced for the rumble, but I suspect that he will win a surprise victory to set up a confrontation with Rhodes in Wrestlemania. Orton will not link Cena’s world title record, but he can link the three victories of “Stone Cold” by Steve Austin. Pick: Randy Orton wins the Royal Rumble – Shakiel Mahjouri
Royal female rumble match: Charlotte Flair is a Plug-And-Play option so easy for the biggest Wrestlemania matches that it is difficult not to choose it to win here. The inevitable match with Tiffany Stratton is also too logical to pass. Stratton against Flair looks like a potential passage from the Torch moment, even if Flair will be there as long as she wishes. They are sufficiently similar wrestlers while being sufficiently separated by the eras in which they entered the game to provide a lot of convincing narration before a huge Wrestlemania match. Pick: Charlotte Flair wins the Royal Rumble – Brookhouse
There are not many stars among the participants for women this year. Reserve Flair in front of Tiffany Stratton for Wrestlemania is a great way to strengthen the Stratton profile. Flair can trust to deliver in large games, so she could simply come back from the victorious injury. Pick: Charlotte Flair wins the Royal Rumble – Mahjouri
WWE not disputed championship – Cody Rhodes (C) against Kevin Owens (scale match): I hope Owens will make the upheaval. This is a convincing turn in history, and it would be difficult to see Owens lose in three undisputed WWE title games. WWE is attached to Rhodes as a champion. Although I do not think it hurt him to lose and recover the title by Wrestlemania, I suspect that WWE takes the safe road by keeping the title to it. Pick: Cody Rhodes keeps the title – Mahjouri
Since it is not Really No matter what good or evil when you plan to fight matches – and if you bet on scripted entertainment, you are more courageous than me – I was going to choose this one with my heart instead of my head. WWE only made the defeat of the title before quickly finding the title once with major titles recently, when Jey Uso won the Bron Breakker Intercontinental title before Breakker recognized it less than a month more late. It is good to see title reigns again in WWE, but sometimes there should be a little more drama via a feeling of unpredictability. From this point of view, Owens should win on Saturday with Rhodes picking up the title before Wrestlemania. A scale match provides enough escape hatch so that this loss goes to lower cost outside. That said, this approach is not really the way Paul Levesque has reserved major titles and the interaction of punk with Rhodes Monday focused on how the champion’s pressure will continue to wear Rhodes until ‘He finally breaks in Wrestlemania. You do not have this interaction and wipe this story less than a week later. Pick: Cody Rhodes keeps the title – Brookhouse
WWE TAG – #DIY (C) team championship against Motor City Machine Guns (two in three falls): It is too early to remove #diy titles. Congratulations to WWE for having given two ample world class tag teams while showing what they can do. Expect that Motor City machine guns look strong, but fall last fall by harmful means. Pick: #Diy keeps titles – Mahjouri
I agree with the logic that WWE does not tear the titles of #diy also soon, but I am very excited to see what these two teams can do in a configuration of two falls in two in three. Mortal enough is probably involved to tilt things in favor of the champions in the third fall. It doesn’t matter if the result seems predictable, it will be a huge match between two tag teams accomplished. Pick: #Diy keeps titles – Brookhouse
