Royal Rumble 2007

For the first time in history, the Royal Rumble Match was won by the 30th entrant. The Undertaker achieved his first Rumble Match victory by last eliminating his longtime rival Shawn Michaels. Also, John Cena managed to ground Umaga in a grueling Last Man Standing Match for the WWE Championship.

WWE Champion John Cena def. Umaga (Last Man Standing Match)

About a half-hour before his Last Man Standing Match against Umaga, WWE Champion John Cena could barely stand. His abdomen still seared in agony — the result of a devastating table splash at the hands of the Samoan Bulldozer on Raw less than a week ago. Yet somehow, someway, a bloodied, crazed Champ would persevere at the Royal Rumble, standing

World Heavyweight Champion Batista def. Mr. Kennedy

One of WWE's most heated rivalries continued on Sunday at the Royal Rumble, and once again, The Animal came out on top. Batista survived a formidable challenge from a motivated Mr. Kennedy en route to retaining his prized World Heavyweight Championship. The cocky loudmouth came in with a game plan, and did everything he could to follow it

Undertaker wins the Royal Rumble Match

The Royal Rumble Match featured a number of firsts, but the most prominent was the name of the winner. In his eighth attempt, Undertaker finally won his first Royal Rumble Match, last eliminating Shawn Michaels to secure a championship match in the main event of WrestleMania 23. In the process, he also became the first man to enter the Rumble at

The Hardys def. MNM

The personal rivalry between MNM and The Hardys saw another brutal battle in the ongoing war, with Matt and Jeff picking up the victory over Johnny Nitro and Joey Mercury to kick off the 20th Royal Rumble event.After the vicious attack MNM put on Matt Hardy two weeks ago on SmackDown, and with the numerous encounters between Johnny Nitro and

ECW World Champion Bobby Lashley def. Test (Countout)

Test fell short of his guarantee at Royal Rumble as the ECW World Title remains with the incumbent Bobby Lashley. After tumbling out of the ring, Test opted not to reenter the field of battle. He turned around and headed out of the arena, taking a loss via count-out. Lashley, who demanded the match in the first place, was not satisfied with the