The Jan. 12 edition of WWE Raw returned to the city where Daniel
Bryan held two world titles above his head at WrestleMania 30, the
company teasing that this year the bearded warrior may reprise that
moment after winning the 2015 Royal Rumble.
WWE showed no slowing in its support of Roman Reigns' rise. It, however, attempted to make the Rumble result less obvious by foreshadowing a Bryan victory.
Dolph Ziggler and Ryback, meanwhile, stayed offscreen. Their "fired" status will eventually net them some huge moments, but it's unclear whether that will come before, during or after the Royal Rumble pay-per-view.
The following is a look at the most likely candidates for who wins the Rumble come Jan. 25. Current momentum, how WWE is booking them and how well they would fit into the main event picture at WrestleMania determine the rankings.
WWE showed no slowing in its support of Roman Reigns' rise. It, however, attempted to make the Rumble result less obvious by foreshadowing a Bryan victory.
Dolph Ziggler and Ryback, meanwhile, stayed offscreen. Their "fired" status will eventually net them some huge moments, but it's unclear whether that will come before, during or after the Royal Rumble pay-per-view.
The following is a look at the most likely candidates for who wins the Rumble come Jan. 25. Current momentum, how WWE is booking them and how well they would fit into the main event picture at WrestleMania determine the rankings.
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