Wrestling is predetermined. I know I'm sorry to be that guy. It is why it's wonderful though,

because you can do whatever you want. We're in control, so let's have all the fun. It also means

that because we're human beings, sometimes things don't go to plan, which actually is also

entertaining in its own way. So I am Simon Miller. Welcome to the video. Let's run this down.

Number 10, Caitlin wins the Rumble. Or Battle Royal, I know the terms matter.

Caitlin was the winner of NXT season three, though, and seemingly was in line for a push.

It's a shame the women's revolution hadn't happened because she would have fit right in,

but either way, this would have melted people down.

Because on the August 2012 Raw, W.W.E.E.T.W.E. was a number one contender battle royal,

and Eve Torres was going to win. And she didn't. This is mostly because Torres told

Caitlin to close-line her as hard as possible to make the final T seem real when Eve accidentally fell out of the ring.

Whoops.

It's not like you can hide that because thousands of people saw it and it meant Kate had one,

and I kind of love it.

If you do go and watch this, you can see Caitlin doesn't know what to do when I get that.

I'd freak out.

I'd likely cry in the ring.

Fair play to WWE, however, because they did just run with it.

And they should have done that. Go with the madness, because let's face it, deep down, nobody really cares, because once more, you can tell whatever story you damn well please.

Number nine, Emma knocks out Becky Lynch. Back to Walker's 2015 here and NXT.

We had a fatal four-way between Charlotte Flair, Becky Lynch, Dana Brooke and Emma.

And given how Charlotte and Becky had been positioned, it seemed like the W was going to go to one of them.

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