Royal Rumble Recommendations
Helpful hints for Sunday's Royal Rumble

This Sunday, the Royal Rumble will be held in San Antonio, Texas and feature a star studded 30-Man Royal Rumble Match. Superstars can only be eliminated if they are thrown over the top rope. In the unlikely event that you find yourself in a Royal Rumble Match, here are ten helpful hints from WWE.com.
 
Don't: Try to pin someone
 
Dear Mr. Savage circa 1993, do you see a ref in the ring? Neither do we. Maybe that's because the Royal Rumble Match is an OVER-THE-TOP-ROPE Battle Royal, silly. Next time you're in the Royal Rumble you better study up on the rules, but don't worry, it's probably going to be a while.  
 
Don't: Try to hide in Viscera's pajamas
 
Yes, they look awfully comfortable, but if the World's Biggest Love Machine finds you hiding in his duds, you'll most likely earn a free ride to elimination-ville.    
 
Don't: Threaten to throw 30 men over the top rope  
 
Many a WWE Superstar has claimed that he will win the Royal Rumble Match by "throwing 30 men over the top rope." Obviously these guys could use a math lesson from Matt Striker, or at least a couple of episodes of Sesame Street.
 
Don't: Put on a disguise and pretend you're just passing through
 
It might sound like a good strategy, but only Eugene would miss a giant pink bunny sneaking out of the ring, and unfortunately, Eugene's not in the match.
 
Don't: Climb to the top rope
 
While the top rope can assist you in doing some significant damage to your opponent, it can also leave you open for a very easy elimination — even a visit to Dr. Rios.
 
Don't: Take a break to ask for autographs    
 
We know this is your first Royal Rumble Match, Miz, but please try to restrain your inner fanboy until after the match.
 
Don't: Run to the ring
 
What's the rush? Be more like the Repo Man. Have a hot dog, pull up a chair to chat with fans, maybe even take a nap. Bottom line: take your time. Just like life, the Royal Rumble Match is a marathon, not a 100-meter dash.
 
Don't: Eliminate yourself

Mick Foley must have still been recovering from a chair shot to the head when he abandoned ship during the 2004 Royal Rumble Match. To Mick's credit, he did eliminate himself to beat down Randy Orton, so who can really blame him?
 
Don't: Start crying
 
When you see a group of powerful WWE Superstars rushing at you, this might seem like the only thing you can do. Our advice? Man up, pal. Crying isn't going to help you, and please, there are Divas around — try not to embarrass yourself.  
 
Do: Make sure you have a will beforehand
 
When you step into the ring with WWE Superstars, you might just need it.