WWE has hinted at a big surprise entrant for the men's 2026 Royal Rumble match. WWE will be taking its annual over-the-top-rope spectacle to Riyadh on Jan. 31. As is the case with every "Royal Rumble" show, some surprises are to be expected.

The Road to WrestleMania 42 begins Jan. 31 with the Royal Rumble. WWE is taking the Royal Rumble to Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, for the first time. The winner of the men's and women's Rumble matches will earn world title shots at WrestleMania.

With no more WWE premium live events scheduled for this year, the focus is already on the first show of 2026, which just so happens to be one of the most important events of the year. The annual Royal Rumble is a night fans always look forward to for its unpredictability and its importance in the build toward WrestleMania.

A top WWE star who happens to be a professional wrestling icon has confirmed his presence at the "Royal Rumble 2026" PLE. The annual kickoff for the Road to "WrestleMania" will be taking place in Riyadh on Jan. 31. One future WWE Hall of Famer who will attend the event is Randy Orton.

The Mayfield wrestling team is youthful, but that hasn’t stopped it from getting out of the gates quickly in the 2025-26 season.

Among the four opponents he faced was Yukiharu Kinjo, a three-time Japan national junior champion who was voted the Rumble’s boys Outstanding Wrestler. Kinjo beat Williams by technical fall, and Williams said afterward he learned a couple of things from his quarry.

While John Cena's WWE career is set to end this weekend, the company has already started making headlines with the next premium live event.

With Cena now in the rearview mirror, here are four things the WWE Universe can look forward to in a post-Cena world. In presenting John Cena’s final match, WWE had two choices: give fans a feel-good sendoff or create a new star.