From surprise entrance returning to win the whole damn thing to leaving the fan favorite at home for the hell of it

just when we think we know the answer W.W.E inevitably go and change the Royal Rumble questions.

I'm Gareth from What Culture Wrestling and here are the 10 biggest swerves

W. W. W. W. have ever pulled at the Royal Rumble.

Number 10, Dolph Sigler is here to swerve the world.

Whatever way you slice it, the 2018 Men's Royal Rumble is one of the finest of the modern

era, a performance which should have established Finn Ballet as a bona fide main roster star,

an unexpected ruthless aggression slash Modern era stare down, and a winner fans could all get behind in

Shinske Nakamura. This baby had it all. Well, almost. With fans drinking in rumors

of the Undertaker, Batista, CM Punk, and even Kenny

Omega turning up during the bout in the buildup to the match, all eyes were on the number

30 spot when that famous final buzzer went off.

Yet instead of any of these guaranteed crowd poppers blowing the roof off of the Wells Fargo

Center, W. W. W. W.T.

A returning Dolph Ziggler out instead.

Returning after being away for a grand total of five weeks.

To be fair, we did already see Ray Mysterio and the Hurricane make comebacks,

so perhaps we were being a tad greedy here. But sending out Ziegler

as the final entrant of a so far stellar rumble did stink of Vince McMahon sticking a personal

middle finger up at those on the internet begging for another big hitter.

Number 9, the man comes around.

Leading up to the 2019 iteration of the Royal Rumble event, Becky Lynch had her eyes on regaining her Smackdown Women's Championship

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