So we are a few weeks removed from the 2025 Royal Rumble and overall, I enjoyed the show. The rumbles were a bit formulaic but built towards the end of the matches. The theme of the 2025 Royal Rumbles were shocks: Roxanne Perez coming so close to winning, teasing a victory, and Jey Uso actually winning the men’s match. Both worth a watch, mind.
Earlier this week I added the results to the site (you can see the men’s 2025 Royal Rumble match results and women’s 2025 Royal Rumble match results on the site here), and spent a bit of time pouring over the stats to come up with a list of fun titbits.
Women’s Royal Rumble Match 2025 – Highlighted Stats
Liv Morgan set the record for the longest time in the Royal Rumble by a non-top-2 finish, lasting 1:06:59. She beat the time set by Naomi the previous year.
Roxanne Perez set the new record for longest time in a Women’s Royal Rumble match of 1 hour, 7 minutes and 46 seconds. Her, Liv and Iyo Sky all broke Bayley’s record from last year.
Bianca Bel Air‘s near 50 minutes in the Royal Rumble means that she continues to extend her reign on the top of the longest cumulative time in the Royal Rumble for a woman. She is currently fifth in the all time list of Royal Rumble participants by time. Barring injury or being in another match, she is likely to become the first woman to be in the Royal Rumble match for over 4 hours next year, and she isn’t too far off Jericho’s record of 4:59:31.
Charlotte Flair became the two time winner of the Royal Rumble, but another, less welcome stat is present. B-Fab became the first woman to be eliminated from the Royal Rumble twice, after being eliminated from the Royal Rumble 2023. The only other person to be eliminated first from the Royal Rumble is Santino Marella who was eliminated first from the 2008 and 2013 Royal Rumbles. Similarly, #6 seems to be cursed: last year’s #6 entrant – Indi Hartwell also was the first entrant to be eliminated.
Nia Jax with her 8 eliminations means she is 12th on the all time list of Royal Rumble participants by eliminations, and is clearly top of the most eliminations from the Royal Rumble by a woman. She is also 2nd on both the most efficient and highest threats in the Royal Rumble.
Every woman, with the exception of Natalya, and (ironically) Charlotte Flair improved their standing in the all time Royal Rumble participants list by time.
Nia Jax & 9 Eliminations
Because I’m going to get complaints on this, I thought I’d address Nia’s number of eliminations. It has been reported that she eliminated 9 people from the match. However if you look at the video that WWE have put on their socials, you can see that Raquel Rodriguez has hit the floor before Nia Jax pushed people out.
And if you don’t want to go on Twitter (that’s totally understandable), here’s a screenshot of the moment in question:-
I realise I’m trying to apply logic to an illogical situation. But dammit! I’m sticking to the rules. I’ve adjudicated that on this site, Bianca Belair and Iyo Sky eliminated Raquel Rodriguez, rather than Nia Jax. #justiceforbelair.
All Women Participants
Here’s the stats and standings for all the participants in the Women’s 2025 Royal Rumble.
| Entrant Number | Name | Number Of Eliminations Before | Number Of Eliminations After | Total Time Before | Total Time After |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | Iyo Sky | 5 (=79th) | 7 (=60th) | 34:39 (131st) | 1:41:22 (37th) |
| 2. | Liv Morgan | 7 (=57th) | 9 (=42nd) | 1:57:19 (30th) | 3:04:18 (17th) |
| 3. | Roxanne Perez | 0 (=284th) | 1 (=198th) | 13:04 (=253rd) | 1:20:50 (55th) |
| 4. | Lyra Valkyria | Debut | 0 (=293rd) | Debut | 16:17 (=233rd) |
| 5. | Chelsea Green | 1 (=192nd) | 3 (=111st) | 17:48 (211th) | 44:38 (109th) |
| 6. | B-Fab | 0 (=284th) | 0 (=293rd) | 00:36 (457th) | 07:59 (331st) |
| 7. | Ivy Nile | 0 (=284th) | 1 (=198th) | 52:39 (81st) | 39:58 (125th) |
| 8. | Zoey Stark | 1 (=192nd) | 2 (=141st) | 36:34 (126th) | 53:32 (89th) |
| 9. | Lash Legend | Debut | 0 (=293rd) | Debut | 17:22 (224th) |
| 10. | Bianca Belair | 15 (=26th) | 17 (=24th) | 3:05:32 (12th) | 3:54:51 (5th) |
| 11. | Shayna Baszler | 16 (=24th) | 17 (=24th) | 1:13:55 (60th) | 1:24:07 (51st) |
| 12. | Bayley | 17 (=23rd) | 18 (=20th) | 2:17:27 (26th) | 3:04:28 (16th) |
| 13. | Sonya Deville | 7 (=56th) | 8 (=48th) | 28:32 (162nd) | 34:36 (140th) |
| 14. | Maxxine Dupri | 0 (=284th) | 1 (=198th) | 06:38 (344th) | 07:55 (332nd) |
| 15. | Naomi | 4 (=94th) | 5 (=81st) | 2:27:18 (21st) | 3:05:44 (15th) |
| 16. | Jaida Parker | Debut | 0 (=293rd) | Debut | 06:54 (350th) |
| 17. | Piper Niven | 3 (=107th) | 4 (=97th) | 41:03 (=110th) | 1:05:14 (72nd) |
| 18. | Natalya | 9 (=42nd) | 9 (=42nd) | 2:38:04 (18th) | 2:55:19 (19th) |
| 19. | Jordynne Grace | 0 (=284th) | 1 (=198th) | 19:10 (204th) | 41:51 (118th) |
| 20. | Michin | 2 (=136th) | 2 (=141st) | 29:17 (159th) | 46:13 (106th) |
| 21. | Alexa Bliss | 5 (=79th) | 5 (=81st) | 40:37 (114th) | 51:39 (93rd) |
| 22. | Zelina Vega | 2 (=136th) | 2 (=141st) | 1:10:06 (62nd) | 1:28:20 (47th) |
| 23. | Candice LeRae | 0 (=284th) | 0 (=293rd) | 39:07 (116th) | 55:39 (87th) |
| 24. | Stephanie Vaquer | Debut | 0 (=293rd) | Debut | 19:00 (212th) |
| 25. | Trish Stratus | 3 (=107th) | 4 (=97th) | 05:19 (=365th) | 18:32 (216th) |
| 26. | Raquel Rodriguez | 3 (=107th) | 3 (=111st) | 20:40 (196th) | 35:37 (137th) |
| 27. | Charlotte Flair | 15 (=27th) | 19 (=18th) | 2:21:35 (24th) | 2:36:38 (24th) |
| 28. | Giulia | Debut | 1 (=198th) | Debut | 10:08 (297th) |
| 29. | Nia Jax | 19 (=18th) | 28 (=12th) | 58:19 (78th) | 1:06:45 (70th) |
| 30. | Nikki Bella | 6 (=69th) | 5 (=81st) | 24:54 (177th) | 29:59 (164th) |
Men’s Royal Rumble Match 2025 – Highlighted Stats
Jey Uso won the Royal Rumble. He is the 4th Anoa’i family to win the Royal Rumble, behind Roman Reigns, The Rock & Yokozuna.
Rey Mysterio with his 25 minutes in the match has pretty much solidified himself in third place in the longest Royal Rumble entrant. Like Belair, a couple of other strong showings could see him overtake Chris Jericho in the all time Royal Rumble participants list by time. Sheamus did overtake Cody Rhodes into 7th in said list as well (though it only takes his Royal Rumbles entered as Cody Rhodes, not Stardust).
The eliminations is a lot more interesting. Both Roman Reigns and Braun Strowman join Steve Austin on 36 eliminations each. Roman joins Braun on the “Most times having the most eliminations in a Royal Rumble” with 4 times.
A fun/depressing statistic, IShowSpeed is now third in the “Most Efficient Men in the Royal Rumble“, with 1 elimination every 57 seconds in the match. He is 2 seconds slower than Goldberg. Leave your thoughts on this in the comments.
Every man, with the exception of Andrade, Ludwig Kaiser, Braun Strowman, CM Punk, Seth Rollins, Dominik Mysterio and The Miz (second year in a row) have improved their standing in the all time Royal Rumble participants list by time.
All Male Participants
| Entrant Number | Name | Number Of Eliminations Before | Number Of Eliminations After | Total Time Before | Total Time After |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | Rey Mysterio | 16 (=24th) | 16 (27th) | 4:05:38 (3rd) | 4:30:17 (3rd) |
| 2. | Penta | Debut | 1 (=198th) | Debut | 42:04 (116th) |
| 3. | Chad Gable | 1 (=192nd) | 1 (=198th) | 25:17 (175th) | 46:54 (105th) |
| 4. | Carmello Hayes | 1 (=192nd) | 1 (=198th) | 17:06 (217th) | 24:04 (189th) |
| 5. | Santos Escobar | 0 (=284th) | 0 (=293rd) | 11:35 (270th) | 17:18 (226th) |
| 6. | Otis | 1 (=192nd) | 2 (=141st) | 12:52 (255th) | 18:34 (215th) |
| 7. | Bron Breakker | 4 (=94th) | 7 (=60th) | 05:19 (365th) | 27:45 (174th) |
| 8. | IShowSpeed | Debut | 1 (=198th) | Debut | 0:57 (457th) |
| 9. | Sheamus | 18 (=19th) | 18 (=20th) | 3:23:37 (8th) | 3:39:46 (7th) |
| 10. | Jimmy Uso | 0 (=284th) | 0 (=293rd) | 41:55 (106th) | 57:31 (82nd) |
| 11. | Andrade | 2 (=136th) | 2 (=141st) | 1:18:36 (51st) | 1:21:57 (54th) |
| 12. | Jacob Fatu | Debut | 4 (=97th) | Debut | 24:17 (185th) |
| 13. | Ludwig Kaiser | 0 (=284th) | 0 (=293rd) | 09:29 (301st) | 09:34 (308th) |
| 14. | The Miz | 2 (=136th) | 2 (=141st) | 2:12:58 (27th) | 2:18:22 (28th) |
| 15. | Joe Hendry | Debut | 0 (=293rd) | Debut | 03:36 (403rd) |
| 16. | Roman Reigns | 32 (=6th) | 36 (=4th) | 2:43:36 (15th) | 3:20:50 (11th) |
| 17. | Drew McIntyre | 18 (=19th) | 18 (=20th) | 2:24:33 (22nd) | 2:51:28 (20th) |
| 18. | Finn Bálor | 7 (=66th) | 8 (=48th) | 1:16:44 (55th) | 1:27:54 (48th) |
| 19. | Shinsuke Nakamura | 4 (=94th) | 4 (=97th) | 1:51:16 (33rd) | 1:54:36 (32nd) |
| 20. | Jey Uso | 1 (=192nd) | 4 (=97th) | 1:02:21 (71st) | 1:39:22 (38th) |
| 21. | AJ Styles | 8 (=46th) | 9 (=42nd) | 1:15:20 (58th) | 1:36:22 (43rd) |
| 22. | Braun Strowman | 34 (5th) | 36 (=4th) | 1:28:13 (43rd) | 1:30:32 (45th) |
| 23. | John Cena | 25 (=12th) | 28 (=11th) | 2:42:25 (16th) | 3:12:55 (12th) |
| 24. | CM Punk | 20 (=15th) | 22 (=15th) | 3:10:02 (10th) | 3:28:48 (10th) |
| 25. | Seth Rollins | 18 (=19th) | 18 (=20th) | 2:41:00 (17th) | 2:58:13 (18th) |
| 26. | Dominik Mysterio | 4 (=94th) | 4 (=97th) | 1:04:51 (67th) | 1:09:03 (69th) |
| 27. | Sami Zayn | 3 (=107th) | 3 (=111st) | 1:17:57 (53rd) | 1:23:19 (52nd) |
| 28. | Damien Priest | 6 (=70th) | 8 (=48th) | 41:05 (109th) | 47:32 (103rd) |
| 29. | LA Knight | Debut | 1 (=198th) | Debut | 05:06 (378th) |
| 30. | Logan Paul | 1 (=192nd) | 3 (=111st) | 10:57 (278th) | 22:19 (202nd) |
In Conclusion
So that concludes our second year of All Rumble Stats, and it has been great. The site has begun to get a bit of traction with traffic numbers being smashed. I’ve particularly enjoyed people citing this site in tweets to Kofi Kingston. I’m not much on Twitter these days but those did amuse me. It also got mentioned on a 411 Mania column. Also, thanks to folks who have contacted with me with mistakes. It’s been gratefully appreciated.
I’m beginning to work on year 3, and about half way through some extra projects which could be enjoyable. I’ve 3 projects I would like to get done before next year. We’ll see. Anyway, see you in Saudi Arabia for 2026!
Have you any fun facts that I may have missed? Leave them in the comments!
