A major shift for future WWE Royal Rumble events could be in the works. Back in early December, TKO Group executive Mark Shapiro spoke about making additional WWE premium live events two nights. In an appearance at the UBS Global Media & Communications Conference,

The 2018 Rumble was won by Shinsuke Nakamura and had some of the biggest final fours which featured The King of Strong Style, Roman Reigns, John Cena, and Finn Balor. While many were delighted to see the Japanese star win that year's match, many felt underwhelmed with Dolph Ziggler (AKA Nic Nemeth) appearing at number 30.

WWE stands for World Wrestling Entertainment, and the company is certainly embracing the world aspect of its name, following the hugely exciting news that the company will be hosting an historic first premium live event in Paris, France, which also marks the company's first stadium show in Europe since 2022.