The WWE Royal Rumble 2024 unfolded with thrilling moments, featuring Cody Rhodes and Bayley emerging victorious in their respective Rumble matches, earning coveted spots at WrestleMania. Here’s a recap of the key events:
Men’s Royal Rumble Match: Cody Rhodes Clinches Back-to-Back Victory
In a showdown filled with excitement, Cody Rhodes secured a historic back-to-back victory in the Men’s Royal Rumble match, joining an elite group alongside Stone Cold Steve Austin. The final moments saw a fierce battle between Cody Rhodes and CM Punk. Rhodes countered Punk’s GTS, tossing him over the top rope for the win. Rhodes pointed at Roman Reigns, setting the stage for a potential WrestleMania clash.
Notable Eliminations:
- CM Punk eliminated by Cody Rhodes
- Bron Breakker eliminated by Dominik Mysterio
- Gunther eliminated by Cody Rhodes
Women’s Royal Rumble Match: Bayley Triumphs
In the Women’s Royal Rumble match, Bayley emerged triumphant, solidifying her position as a top contender. Her victory sets the stage for a championship showdown with Iyo Sky at WrestleMania. The match also featured Naomi’s return to WWE after nearly two years away, making a strong impact by lasting over an hour.
Notable Moments:
- Naomi’s return to WWE after nearly two years
- Bayley’s impressive victory, earning a WrestleMania spot
Other Highlights from WWE Royal Rumble 2024:
- Roman Reigns defended his Undisputed WWE Universal Championship in a fatal four-way match against Randy Orton, AJ Styles, and LA Knight.
- Logan Paul successfully defended the United States Championship for the first time, facing tough opposition.
- A dramatic showdown between Kevin Owens and Logan Paul for the United States Championship ended in controversy, with Owens disqualified and Paul retaining the title. Owens retaliated with a post-match attack on Paul.
The Royal Rumble 2024 showcased intense rivalries, surprising returns, and set the stage for epic clashes at WrestleMania. Cody Rhodes and Bayley’s victories marked the pinnacle of the event, sparking anticipation for their respective championship pursuits.
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