I stickied this for you

Thanks.

So I'm going to add random statistics that people will probably ignore in this topic too.

Singles Match
WWE World Heavyweight Championship
Brock Lesnar (C) vs. John Cena

- Brock Lesnar has competed at the Royal Rumble PPV a total of four times. (Technically three, because he competed in two matches at the 2003 Royal Rumble PPV.) Of those, three times were NOT in the Royal Rumble Match. Of those three times, he has won all of them.

- Brock Lesnar has only defended the WWE Championship at the Royal Rumble PPV once, winning. (Against Hardcore Holly)

- John Cena has competed at the Royal Rumble PPV a total of twelve times. Of those, five times were NOT in the Royal Rumble Match. Of those five times, he has won three.

- John Cena has defended the WWE Championship at the Royal Rumble PPV, as well as the World Heavyweight Championship, one time each, winning both. (JBL & Umaga, respectively)

- John Cena has won one championship match and lost one championship match at the Royal Rumble PPV. (Edge & Randy Orton, respectively)

- Both men have won the Royal Rumble Match before; Brock Lesnar once and John Cena twice.

Daniel Bryan announced his entry on the December 29th episode of Raw

There are three scenarios that exist:

1. Daniel Bryan gets "eliminated" from the Rumble by some attack on Raw in the next four weeks. (4%)

2. Daniel Bryan enters early and is eliminated in another bullshit Authority storyline (91%)

3. Daniel Bryan wins the Royal Rumble (5%)

I hope we finally get The Royal Rumble where no one gets eliminated until all 30 men are in the ring

MooseNugget wrote:

I hope we finally get The Royal Rumble where no one gets eliminated until all 30 men are in the ring

*vigorously masturbates*

Sausage fest everywhere.

Announced on Raw: WWE World Heavyweight Championship Match is now a Triple Threat. Seth Rollins was added into the match. I'll edit my post later when I have internet access (on phone ATM)

Updated.

Rusev announced his entry on the January 6 episode of Main Event.

I'm basically using this to keep up to date on this PPV. Is Rollins using his MitB contract to get added to the match?

I don't think so. It sounded like he was added to the match as a reward for bringing the authority back.

He was added into the match by Triple H at the start of Raw. He did not cash in.

Announced on SmackDown: Bray Wyatt & Bad News Barrett join the rumble.

The poster was updated. They moved Seth Rollins to the top, got rid of Erick Rowan and moved Xavier Woods into his spot, got rid of Dolph Ziggler, and got rid of Ryback.

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Also forgot to do the statistics for the updated WWE World Heavyweight Championship Match:

Triple Threat Match
WWE World Heavyweight Championship
Brock Lesnar (C) vs. John Cena vs. Seth Rollins

- Brock Lesnar has competed at the Royal Rumble PPV a total of four times. (Technically three, because he competed in two matches at the 2003 Royal Rumble PPV.) Of those, three times were NOT in the Royal Rumble Match. Of those three times, he has won all of them.

- Brock Lesnar has only defended the WWE Championship at the Royal Rumble PPV once, winning. (Against Hardcore Holly)

- John Cena has competed at the Royal Rumble PPV a total of twelve times. Of those, five times were NOT in the Royal Rumble Match. Of those five times, he has won three.

- John Cena has defended the WWE Championship at the Royal Rumble PPV, as well as the World Heavyweight Championship, one time each, winning both. (JBL & Umaga, respectively)

- John Cena has won one championship match and lost one championship match at the Royal Rumble PPV. (Edge & Randy Orton, respectively)

- Brock Lesnar & John Cena have each won the Royal Rumble Match before; Brock Lesnar once and John Cena twice.

- Seth Rollins has competed at the Royal Rumble PPV only once. That one time was in the Royal Rumble Match, where he lost.

Dean Ambrose announced for the Royal Rumble Match.

The other 2 singles victories at the Rumble were also against the Big Show. They didnt mention that bit.

Dead wrote:

The other 2 singles victories at the Rumble were also against the Big Show. They didnt mention that bit.

I just didn't plan on revealing every bit of information lol

Really good field of guys so far. Betting Jericho is a surprise entrant.

Don't know when it was announced (maybe on Main Event or something) but according to WWE.com, Goldust & Stardust are in the Rumble.

Big Show & Kane announced for the Rumble.
Tag Team Championship Match added.

Since we have the first ten entrants for the Rumble, here are statistics for them.

The first number is how many Rumbles they've competed in, where the second is how many times they've won the Rumble.

The third number is how many times they've competed at the PPV (not including the Rumble match), and the fourth is how many of those matches they've won.

NOTE: This does include previous gimmicks (such as Bray Wyatt = Husky Harris or Goldust = "The Artist Formerly Known as Goldust" & Dustin Rhodes or even Kane = Diesel II & Isaac Yankem, DDS)

Roman Reigns - 1 / 0 / 0 / 0
Daniel Bryan - 2 / 0 / 3 / 2
Rusev - 1 / 0 / 0 / 0
Bray Wyatt - 1 / 0 / 1 / 1
Bad News Barrett - 3 / 0 / 0 / 0
Dean Ambrose - 1 / 0 / 0 / 0
Stardust - 6 / 0 / 2 / 0
Goldust - 9 / 0 / 5 / 1
Big Show - 9 / 0 / 5 / 0
Kane - 17 / 0 / 2 / 1

On WWE Superstars this week, right after the Raw replay of Daniel Bryan’s confrontation with Kane, one of the announcers noted “Daniel Bryan will join these six men in the ring to participate in the Royal Rumble match”. The six Superstars who were in the ring were Goldust, Stardust, Justin Gabriel, Fandango, and the Los Matadores.

The Dust Brothers have already been announced for the 30 man match, so it appears as if we now know 4 more entrant names.

^ Thanks for that, realt.

I'll edit it once WWE decides to edit their page on WWE.