2019 Women's Rumble Stats

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Jan 30, 2018 17:10:38 GMT -5 @mrsirdrdaddy said:

If I remember this thread exists next year and we have another women's rumble, I'll keep updating all of these stats.

2018 Thread 

AAAAAAWWWWW FAN! Look who remembered! So, last year I did a little thread of statistics for the Women's Rumble. Here is where I will be adding in all of the stats for this year's Rumble come Sunday time. Below are all of the stats for last year as refresher course (and topic of discussion if you want). These will be reduced to a link to the original thread and replaced with this year's statistics come Sunday/Monday. Hopefully, I won't have to do a whole table for floor time again this year and people will try to at least stay in the ring half of the match.

2019 Women's Rumble Stats:

#1 Entrant: Lacey Evans

#2 Entrant: Natalya

#30 Entrant: Carmella

Full List of Entrants Below

Name	Entry Order	Time in Match	Eliminations	Career Eliminations
Lacey Evans	1	29:21	2	2
Natalya	2	55:58	2	5
Mandy Rose	3	25:52	1*	1*
Liv Morgan	4	00:08	0	0
Mickie James	5	11:37	0	0
Ember Moon	6	53:10	1	1
Billie Kay	7	09:15	1	1
Nikki Cross	8	08:52	0	0
Peyton Royce	9	08:36	1	1
Tamina	10	08:22	1	1
Xia Li	11	04:51	0	0
Sarah Logan	12	05:37	0	0
Charlotte Flair	13	50:03	5	5
Kairi Sane	14	16:52	1	1
Maria Kanellis	15	08:12	0	0
Naomi	16	01:25	1	1
Candice LaRae	17	09:30	0	0
Alicia Fox	18	06:53	1	1
Kacy Cantanzaro	19	10:45	0	0
Zelina Vega	20	11:43	0	0
Ruby Riott	21	13:08	3	5
Dana Brooke	22	07:18	0	1
Io Shirai	23	13:21	0	0
Rhea Ripley	24	07:56	3	3
Sonya Deville	25	04:26	0	1
Alexa Bliss	26	12:58	2	2
Bayley	27	14:17	3	4
Lana/Becky Lynch	28	0:00/13:20	0/2	0/4
Nia Jax	29	11:59	3	7
Carmella	30	07:48	1	1

*Mandy Rose was already eliminated when she eliminated Naomi.

Iron Woman: Natalya (55:58)


Fastest Elimination: Liv Morgan (00:08)


Most Eliminations: Charlotte Flair (5)

Iron Woman (all time): Natalya (55:58)

Fastest Elimination (all time): Liv Morgan (00:08)

Most Eliminations (In a single Rumble): Michelle McCool, Charlotte Flair (5)

Most Career Eliminations (all time): Nia Jax (8*) *One of these was in the men's rumble

Most Rumble Appearances: Nia Jax (3)

Goose Egg Club (0 Eliminations): Liv Morgan, Mickie James, Nikki Cross, Xia Li, Sarah Logan, Maria Kanellis, Candice LaRae, Kacy Cantanzaro. Zelina Vega, Dana Brooke, Io Shirai, Sonya Deville

Golden Goose Egg Club (0 Career Eliminations Across Multiple Rumble Appearances): Liv Morgan, Mickie James, Sarah Logan

Beth Phoenix is now the only woman to have appeared in both the men's and women's Rumbles and also have done commentary on a Rumble. She joins, Michael Cole, JBL, Jerry Lawler, Booker T, Macho Man, and Vince McMahon as people who have been both competitors and commentators for Rumble Matches.

Nia Jax and Beth Phoenix are the only women to have appeared in both the men and women's rumble matches.

Nia Jax is the only person to ever appear in multiple Rumbles in a single night.

Liv Morgan's elimination in this match marks the second time a #4 entrant was the first one eliminated (this first instance was actually last year's Women's Rumble).

Rhea Ripley is the first NXT UK competitor to appear in a Royal Rumble.

If Charlotte had won, she would have joined Hacksaw Jim Duggan as the only other competitor to win from #13. They would also be only two to do so in their first Rumble.

Becky joins Batista in being the second person to win from #28. Batista did so twice.

Becky is the first replacement competitor to win a Rumble.



Very little floor time this year at all. In fact it was basically just Zelina Vega and a very brief stint for Charlotte and Nia Jax. So no table on that, thank god.

["Gizzark" Mike Wronglevenay]

I am almost as excited about this thread getting updated as I am about the match itself.

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Jan 23, 2019 18:39:48 GMT -5 "Gizzark" Mike Wronglevenay said:

I am almost as excited about this thread getting updated as I am about the match itself.

I haven't determined if this is a good thing or not.

[A Platypus Rave]

Hope they dramatically cut down on the let's wait at ringside they did last year.


Especially since at one point the ring was empty.

[This Player Hating Mothman]

Jan 24, 2019 1:59:17 GMT -5 A Platypus Rave said:

Hope they dramatically cut down on the let's wait at ringside they did last year.


Especially since at one point the ring was empty.

Yeah they really need to cut down on the roll-out naps. I know it's easier to pace and plan as a match, but it really wasn't a great look and kind of exposed the whole idea a little bit too much.

[eJm]

Jan 24, 2019 2:03:38 GMT -5 This Player Hating Mothman said:

Jan 24, 2019 1:59:17 GMT -5 A Platypus Rave said:

Hope they dramatically cut down on the let's wait at ringside they did last year.


Especially since at one point the ring was empty.

Yeah they really need to cut down on the roll-out naps. I know it's easier to pace and plan as a match, but it really wasn't a great look and kind of exposed the whole idea a little bit too much.

I’ll share the sentiment and it annoyed me so goddamn much, especially when that pileup after Riott was tossed out happened and half the roster was down on the ground and I was going “Wait, whose eliminated and whose taking the catch?”

Which is why I find it weird for that reason when people say that one was better than the men’s match; they sure as hell wouldn’t have done anything like that in any men’s Rumble match.

[ThankGodForSidJustice]

Jan 24, 2019 2:03:38 GMT -5 This Player Hating Mothman said:

Jan 24, 2019 1:59:17 GMT -5 A Platypus Rave said:

Hope they dramatically cut down on the let's wait at ringside they did last year.


Especially since at one point the ring was empty.

Yeah they really need to cut down on the roll-out naps. I know it's easier to pace and plan as a match, but it really wasn't a great look and kind of exposed the whole idea a little bit too much.

The rollouts were really bad and the main reason why I didn't care for last years match while a lot of people were high on it. It just looked really bad and also made it really hard to keep track of who was eliminated and who was still in. I get that it was to get people out of the way to set up spots and "moments" but why not just have them lay on the ground in the ring like the men do for that stuff? At least that way it maintains some legitimacy. I get that there was a lot green girls and older stars who haven't been involved in a while so they wanted to make things easier for them but it still felt unnecessary especially when they had Sasha, Becky, and Natalya with the three highest survival times which was clearly designed for them to be "traffic cops" as those three are probably the biggest three in ring generals in the division and the girls they seem to have the most confidence to putting in long matches with girls that are new and green. Why not just them do their jobs and help guide the match instead of having them napping on the floor so much although in Becky's case it wasn't as bad as the others as she only spent a minute and a half of her 30+ outside. Sasha has wrestled plenty of one on matches (which are a lot tougher on your cardio) around 30 minutes so it's not like she doesn't have the stamina for it and needs that much down time.

Unfortunately I think it's going to be even worse this year as the announced field isn't as good as last years and Becky and Sasha are either not to going to be in at all or are going to have come in late instead of early like last year so they can get some rest from their title matches earlier in the show. I guess Ruby and Bayley will have to step up. Charlotte I see probably coming in later for suspense reasons since her and Alexa are the only two that have any chance of winning of the people that have been announced.

["Gizzark" Mike Wronglevenay]

Jan 24, 2019 1:19:10 GMT -5 @mrsirdrdaddy said:

Jan 23, 2019 18:39:48 GMT -5 "Gizzark" Mike Wronglevenay said:

I am almost as excited about this thread getting updated as I am about the match itself.

I haven't determined if this is a good thing or not.

It is a great thing! I am a stats nerd and I love the Rumble.

[msc]

Tbh I think they have enough core women who can go 20+ mins (Becky, Charlotte, Sasha, Bayley at least, and likely Zelina/Nikki Cross/Ember can all do 15 minute stretches) to build the match around and have the others fly in and out in small bursts, like a typical Rumble.

Although there's a dozen or near names announced that have "only in this so Charlotte or Becky can eliminate them" all over them.

[Dub H]

This time Michelle McCool will eliminate 7 people.

[MAGGLE]

Entry No 1 and 2 are both fighting for the titles of their divisions one year later, nice.

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Who booked Michelle McCool, who no one ever cared about, to be the top eliminator in the Rumble last year?! Why??? What good could that possibly serve.

I'd get Nia being the one with the most(even though I dislike her) or Sasha since she was there for an hour almost, but why McCool?

So fkn stupid. Please don't tell me Undertaker lobbied for his wife to eliminate the most when, because I'll never believe that.

[auph10imitated]

Maybe they were priming McCool for a comeback? Other than her being Undertakers wife that’s the only legit reason I can think for why they did that.

But then again the majority of legends got their little moments. Trish being 30 and facing off with Mickie, Beth going head to head with Nia, The Bellas getting the last 3 with Asuka. Maybe that was her little nod.

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Updated. I will get all of the ring times updated a little later.

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Alright, fully updated with the ring times.