Charlotte Flair appeared in the 2021 Women’s Royal Rumble match at number 15. While Flair survived for a lengthy 33 minutes and 47 seconds, she made only one elimination - Peyton Royce.

Flair, a seasoned 14-time world women’s champion, will compete against Stratton, who has quickly risen in the ranks since joining WWE in 2021 and ... the Women's Royal Rumble match twice ...

Little Miss Bliss made her long-awaited return at the 2025 Royal Rumble after nearly two years ... where she was eliminated from the Women's Chamber match by Liv Morgan. This week on ...

It was teased when Reigns accidentally hit Rock with a Spear during their tag team match on Night 1 of WrestleMania 40, and it could have been set up on Raw's Netflix premiere when Reigns defeated ...

This week's Quick Takes will analyze WWE's renewed focus in the final stretch of WrestleMania season, projecting Rusev's trajectory upon returning to the promotion, early picks for All Elite Wrestling ...

- Videos of Damian Priest have surfaced on social media, vibing to Solo Sikoa's theme and Metalingus by Alter Bridge (Edge's theme) following WWE SmackDown. Braun Strowman, Tama Tonga, and Kayden ...

His WWE highlights include defeating "Macho ... and Belair was visibly emotional before the match began. Belair won the 2021 women's Royal Rumble match from the number three position, and she ...

Jennifer Gardiner scored twice and had an assist in her women's world hockey championship debut ... a first-round draft choice of the Winnipeg Jets in 2021, announced his retirement from hockey ...

Tiffany Stratton is currently the WWE Women’s Champion, winning the gold from Nia Jax after cashing in her Money in the Bank contract on the January 3 SmackDown episode. She will defend her gold ...

WWE Hall of Famer Trish Stratus looks back on the inaugural Women's Royal Rumble, particularly as it relates to another first ...

"We realized how important that match was, but it wasn't until later on in 2018, we had the first ever Women's Royal Rumble. It was the chance to bring in generational face-offs. What I got to see ...