This year, Charlotte Flair emerged victorious in the Women’s Royal Rumble match, but WWE had a very unusual idea for the finish that would have led to a completely different champion. During a meeting, one of the writers from WWE Unreal proposed an offbeat concept where 29 participants would be in the ring, and when the 30th entrant arrived, only two women would be left. The two remaining competitors would eliminate each other simultaneously, making the 30th entrant the automatic winner. In this version, Chelsea Green would have casually walked down the ramp, raised her arms in celebration, and won the Royal Rumble without even competing.
Ultimately, Charlotte Flair took home the win, but WWE Unreal reveals that behind the scenes, there are wild and unexpected ideas on the table. From last-minute changes to dropped plans like this “easy win” for Chelsea Green, fans often wonder if such bizarre scenarios could have actually played out.
Fan Take: This insight into WWE’s creative process shows how unpredictable and experimental the company can be, which keeps fans on their toes. It also highlights how storytelling in wrestling can pivot quickly, making every event full of surprises and possibilities.
