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00:00 Hello, I'm Adam, hailing from parts far known, and let's get ready to rumble! It's only bloody
00:08 rumble season, lads. It's the best time of the year. 30 superstars compete to yeet the
00:13 beef for a shot at a pretty bad-looking belt, vintage or nautical edition, in front of a
00:18 crowd solely comprised of vaccinated 80 year olds. The stakes have quite literally never
00:23 been lower. So yes, while I am very sad that we're trying to break the hold of the COVID
00:28 clutch, meaning we're going to have ourselves a quiet rumble with, like, canned versions
00:33 of what are normally the best audience reactions of the year and inevitably spooky bollocks
00:38 added in post, it is what it is, but goddammit, I'm still excited! It's the best match. The
00:44 best match. And this year looks to be no different in terms of people who could win either rumble,
00:50 conceivably go on to challenge for a world title. There's actually loads, like in the
00:55 men's, Daniel Bryan, Keith Lee, Seamus to an extent. Plenty of rumoured returns waiting
01:01 in the wings, maybe Seth, maybe Brock, maybe Edge, maybe some people think The Rock will
01:05 risk catching the plague and turn up and lol no he won't. So for this video I'm going to
01:09 be booking the men's Royal Rumble match. Our patrons over at Patreon.com/partsfarnone had
01:15 a whole bunch of videos to vote on for this month, including both the men's and the women's
01:19 rumble and the men's rumble won. So while I won't be doing the women's rumble, here's
01:23 a tiny little mini booking, have Bianca Belair obviously be the Iron Woman of the match.
01:30 Baszler and Jax get into it near the ropes and get double eliminated by Peyton Royce,
01:34 that might be fun. Trish and Lita, like could you have them meet inside the Royal Rumble?
01:40 What was the, they were both in the first one, but they didn't, why would you not? Final
01:45 four are Bianca Belair, Charlotte Flair, Alexa Bliss and debuting on the main roster, Rhea
01:51 Ripley. Bliss pulls a flaming rabbit out of a hat and blinds Bianca with it, eliminating
01:56 her, I'm only half kidding. Charlotte eliminates Bliss, Rhea eliminates Charlotte, leading
02:01 to ideally Asuka versus Ripley. I mean you could have Rhea versus Charlotte too, or you
02:07 could have the triple threat Charlotte, Asuka and Rhea, either way, that would be nice.
02:13 And now for the men's rumble and like all my rumble booking videos, I'm going to go
02:18 through it entrant by entrant, elimination by elimination, but before I start, this episode
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03:00 for free. Now, what were we talking about? Oh, I know, the men's Royal Rumble. Let me
03:07 have a go. Number one, no, he don't want none. He don't want none. It's AJ Styles walking
03:18 to the ring with Omos at his side, tiny sensei and his gigantic protege. Number two is J
03:27 Uso, a man with something to prove and a slowly unraveling brain. Fast paced start to the
03:34 Rumble. This Uso knocking Styles through the ropes of the outside. J kind of goes through
03:39 the ropes of the outside. He's going to step to him, but Omos steps in front of J immediately
03:44 to tell the story that Omos is here to make sure that Styles wins the Royal Rumble. Number
03:50 three, Cesaro. Bring back the tear away pants. Cesaro catches AJ in midair, military presses
03:57 him out of the ring. But again, he's caught by Omos who holds him like a mother holds
04:02 her very favorite pig. Farmer's strength. Omos places Styles back in the ring. More
04:08 fun wrestling from J Uso, Cesaro and AJ Styles who guess what, are all very good wrestlers
04:13 indeed. Number four, John Morrison. Now listen, this ain't no place to be. Come on. John
04:22 Morrison comes in, does the slow-mo thing. Simon, make me slow-mo. And he just starts
04:32 kicking pricks in the head. He jumps up to do Starship Pain on AJ Styles, but Cesaro
04:36 charges in and just hooms him out of the ring. Off the turnbuckle to the outside, but John
04:42 Morrison lands, catches himself on the corner of the barricade Spider-Man style. Look, we
04:45 don't have Kofi Kingston in this Rumble. He's got a broken jaw, so let's give John Morrison
04:49 his whole thing back. He, uh, Spider-Man crawls across the barricade to the announce table,
04:54 jumps on the announce table, sneaks up behind Omos and then jumps on his shoulders up into
04:59 the ropes, springboards back into the ring. Omos just doesn't move throughout the entirety
05:02 of this. It's like, hmm. Like honestly, if I can go throughout most of this booking without
05:08 almost really moving, that would be great. He's just there to catch AJ Styles and place
05:13 him on the apron like a good pig. Number five, Daniel Bryan. Now I just really want to have
05:19 a bit of the Rumble where it's just all good wrestlers and it's like an intercontinental
05:23 title wonderland. Number six is Nakamura. Freshly minted baby face Nakamura with his
05:30 old song hooray, but also no fans to sing it off. He runs wild like it's the biggest
05:35 ball of the season and his knee is the most eligible young lady from a household that
05:39 comes from old money. Nakamura lays out Bryan Styles, but Uso reenters the ring with a chair
05:44 and starts to go Uso crazy. Remember when, do you remember when Michael Cole used to
05:50 say that all the time? Wrestling s**t. Jey Uso smacks everyone with a chair. John Morrison
05:56 jumps up to the top rope to springboard in. Uso just yeets it into his face and he falls
06:01 back to the floor. John Morrison is eliminated. Jey is a proper little psycho killer, qu'est
06:07 que c'est, and he's just standing there, battering the ground, waiting for whoever's
06:11 entering the rumble next, which happens to be at number seven, Jimmy Uso. Welcome back.
06:18 It's been a while. Jimmy steps to his brother. Jey tells him, you want to hit someone with
06:24 a chair? Hit me. Hit me, Uso. Jey doesn't want to. Jimmy tells him he needs to come
06:30 home. Jey Uso says, I am home with my family. Jimmy's like, I'm your family. Jey shoves
06:36 him. Jimmy says he won't fight his blood. Jey slaps Jimmy. Jimmy refuses to fight back.
06:43 Jey slaps him again and again, and just more melodrama. I want more. I love it. It's like
06:50 an Ibsen play. Put more of it in. Number eight, The Miz. Miz brings his money in the bank
06:56 suitcase to the ring. He slides in and is immediately super kicked by both Usos, because
06:59 they are still one of the greatest tag teams ever. He falls through the ropes to the outside.
07:04 The Usos then lay out everyone with super kicks and then just face each other, doing
07:07 the almost, oh, I want to kiss you, but I won't, because, also because we're brothers.
07:14 That's one of the reasons why. Again, Jimmy refuses to fight, so Jey just super kicks
07:19 Jimmy and he just starts punching and punching and punching. He's crying, saying, why can't
07:23 you see that this is making you stronger? In comes number nine, Rikishi. More. I want
07:30 more. He's walking to the ring. He's crying. He's pleading with his boys, stop this. You
07:36 can't do this, please. Jey, think about this. Jey super kicks Rikishi, goes over the top
07:42 rope, and that is the thing that finally gets Jimmy to go insane and start pounding on his
07:47 brother. And then Jimmy throws Jey over the top rope, eliminating him, and then immediately
07:52 AJ Styles comes over and eliminates Jimmy and does the whole, I'm smart. Oh, that hurts
07:59 quite a bit, actually. Wrestling's real. Right, so who's gone? Rikishi, Jey, Jimmy, that family
08:05 drama is over. Number 10, Sami Zayn. Sami Zayn swaggers down to the ring, talking about
08:11 a company-wide conspiracy to keep him down. He walks up to commentary and gets in Samoa
08:17 Joe's face. He says, look, Joe, look what they've done to you. They've taken you out
08:21 of your boots and they've put you in a suit, and just like that, they've taken the fight
08:26 out of you. Where's your balls? Man, he enters the ring, sees Nakamura, tries to give him
08:32 a little high five, grabs a microphone, is about to launch again to another conspiracy
08:36 program when he turns around, bam, into a Kinshasa. The Miz enters the ring with his
08:40 briefcase, hits Nakamura, hits AJ, squares up to Daniel Bryan, and Bryan gets the upper
08:48 hand on him, because yes, Daniel Bryan and The Miz, they never properly had a thing,
08:52 did they? Do you remember when Miz beat him at SummerSlam? And that was fine, but then
08:57 Daniel Bryan lost again, and then there was that quick roll-up thing in Saudi Arabia.
09:02 That's bulls***. Anyway, Miz kicks Daniel Bryan in the balls, hits him with the briefcase,
09:07 holds the briefcase high into the air. In comes number 11, Otis. Otis eats the Miz whole
09:14 and spits him out over the top rope. He picks up the Money in the Bank briefcase, gives
09:20 it the saddest, "Oh, yeah." I hate this thing. He looks at the briefcase and gives
09:28 it the saddest, "Oh, yeah." Gives it a little kiss, and then just throws it at The
09:35 Miz. A little bit of vengeance for Otis. I don't think he should have the briefcase,
09:40 but man, poor kid. Daniel Bryan gets into it with Cesaro, who tries to hit the neutralizer,
09:46 but Bryan backdrops him up and over the top rope. Number 12, it's Christian. Go! Did
09:53 it close your eyes? It's nice that the truth's revealed. No, that's not the theme I want
09:58 him to enter to. It's Christian. Christian, at last, you're on your own. Anyway, Christian
10:08 arrives. He's back, sort of. Remember when he got murdered earlier in the year? People
10:13 were really happy to see Christian, so Christian's in the Royal Rumble. Samuel Peeps enters the
10:18 ring, knocks everyone down, hits the kill switch on AJ, lifts him up and throws him
10:22 out of the ring. Almost again, catches and saves Styles. You get what you pay for with
10:28 this one. Number 13 is Samoa Joe. Without saying anything, Samoa Joe just very slowly
10:36 stands up, takes off his suit, enters the ring, and immediately launches Sami Zayn into
10:43 f***ing space. Straight over the top rope, Sami Zayn is eliminated. Why doesn't Samoa
10:49 Joe wrestle? Number 14, number four, number four, number 14, Jeff Hardy. He hugs Christian,
10:59 proper old school reunion. Hits a twist of fate on Christian, obviously, because it's
11:03 the Hardy boys at Edge and Christian. Hits a twist of fate on Daniel Bryan. Nakamura
11:07 does the kind of backwards cuddle over the head thing, and he's setting up for the
11:10 Kinshasa, but then, boom! Samoa Joe just appears from out of nowhere and just clotheslines
11:15 Nakamura over the top rope, eliminating him, because there's nothing more, even as a
11:19 babyface, that Samoa Joe loves more than sh*tting in Shinsuke Nakamura's cereal. Number 15,
11:24 Randy Orton. Oh, good. Smokey the Bear's arch nemesis. He wears Lucha on his head.
11:31 He's stupidly masked, ketchup-nosed, rantel Keith Orton's non-union Mexican equivalent.
11:38 Comes to the ring in a stupid mask and then uses pyromaniacal rage to eliminate Otis.
11:44 Snatch Jeff Hardy out of midair, whisper in the wind into an RKO. He throws Jeff over
11:48 the top rope, eliminated. Hooks Christian in the d*ck and eliminates him too. However,
11:53 he then has dark thoughts. They talk to him, they understand. He goes out, brings Christian
11:57 back into the ring, puts a chair under his head, and he goes to hit him with one more
12:01 concerto when in comes number 16. It's Edge. Edge returns in his second consecutive Royal
12:10 Rumble. He spears Orton. AJ, having flashbacked to last year's shoulder adventure, gets
12:15 the f*ck out of the ring. Edge and Christian reunite in the ring. They had Christian on
12:21 telly and Edge wasn't there. They combine to throw Orton out of the ring and then Edge
12:26 gives him one more hug. He goes to leave as Christian when Edge stops him saying "for
12:30 one more time, for the benefit of those with flash photography" which is no one. This
12:36 is no crowds and I've made myself sad again. Number 17, Baron Corbin. He's here. Feels
12:43 like he's always going to be here. Hits the end of days on Daniel Bryan on Samoa Joe.
12:48 Goes on a bit of a tear until out comes number 18, Damien Priest. Damien Priest and Baron
12:53 Corbin do the sort of Spider-Man pointing meme. Corbin stares at the man who inherited
12:59 his mantle of lone wolf of NXT and distracted by the dark backward and abysm of time, Damien
13:05 Priest eliminates Baron Corbin. Suddenly, from the back, Orton, still wearing his mask
13:11 but this time wearing backstage gear, hoodie, sweatpants, runs into the ring. He RKO's
13:16 Edge, throws him through the ropes and he's beating him up on the outside. The clock starts
13:21 to count down from 10, it goes all the way to zero, the buzzer goes, but then nothing
13:26 happens. No one enters. Everyone at home is like "what's up with that?" Orton is too
13:30 distracted by snake rage, he pulls up the padding on the outside revealing the concrete,
13:35 he drapes Edge over the barricade, he's just about to give him the draping DDT onto the
13:39 concrete when all the lights start to go out and wisps of smoke start to pour from the
13:45 seams of Orton's clothes. He starts to pat himself, he rolls into the ring, he's panicking
13:51 and look, we're not going to have crowds and they're doing the hokey bollocks, let's
13:55 give it it's f***ing grand finale shall we? Go big or go home. Randy Orton bursts into
14:01 flames in the middle of the ring. Obviously a stunt double dressed in Orton's clothes
14:06 but there he is in the middle of the Royal Rumble just flaming like the doctor who's
14:11 degenerating. He falls to the ground, people rush in with extinguishers and they just cover
14:17 him with extinguisher smoke and then finally when that smoke clears, you see lying in the
14:21 ring is The Fiend. And I mean god damn, trying to tie off all of Randy Orton's feuds in
14:29 one Rumble. Like he's feuded with everybody this year. Anyway, number 19 is The Fiend
14:35 who now goes clown mental. He eliminates Priest, eliminates Samoa Joe, hopefully now because
14:41 Samoa Joe has met The Fiend he'll revert back to being a f***ing wrestler. Then The
14:45 Fiend and Daniel Bryan get into it, revisiting that old feud. The Fiend hits Sister Abigail
14:50 on Daniel Bryan, stands there in the ring, literal death and destruction in his wake.
14:55 He looks up the ramp, who's going to enter? Number 20, Dominic Mysterio. Hello Mr Fiend
15:03 sir, don't mind me, I'm only little. Dominic slowly walks to the ring like what the f***
15:09 though. The Fiend toys with him, cuts off all his offense but then just as he's about
15:13 to do the whole breaking Dominic's neck thing, gong. The lights go out. The lights come back
15:20 up, no one has appeared. The Fiend is transfixed. He stares at the entranceway. He walks to
15:27 the ropes and just looks, waiting when suddenly Dominic drop kicks him from behind out of
15:32 the ring like The Undertaker was eliminated by Maven all those years ago. The Fiend just
15:36 lands on his feet, perfectly straight and doesn't look back. He's still transfixed
15:41 by the entranceway. He puts his hands to his ears, he's trying to hear it again. Without
15:45 turning back, he walks up the ramp and he leaves. Number 21, Mustafa Ali. Fabulous he.
15:52 Comes to the ring flanked by Retribution. I mean it's not against the rules so why
15:56 not bring your Gimp Legion to play. All the members of the gang, Slapjack, Mace, Revengeance,
16:02 Pudgel, Flathead, Crunch, Sepsis, Quaver, Sporp, Lonnie Donegan, Pennywhistle, Kinder
16:09 Bueno and L.E. Hodel Slapjack. They all storm the ring and start wrecking things, stamping
16:15 on people, knocking everyone down, grabbing a camera, going "Ahh, justice". The ring
16:21 is full of this wonderful job at Stable and number 22 is Olmox. Immediately a reaction
16:29 shot from AJ Styles like "Huh?" Olmox calmly walks up the steps, enters the ring
16:34 to where all the Retribution members are except Ali. He throws all of them out and while he's
16:40 standing at the ropes, Styles sneaks up behind him, tries to eliminate him but fails and
16:45 so immediately just falls to the ground. "Oh no, it wasn't me, it was him. Let's
16:50 get him fellas" and he points to another Retribution member, let's call him Ibita
16:54 Max. He's thrown all the way back to the house where he lives.
16:58 Number 23, Keith Lee. Hurray for Keith Lee. Lee and Olmox have a Hoss Fest which ends
17:05 with Lee powering Olmox out of the ring, eliminating him though of course he lands on his feet
17:10 on the outside like a badass. Styles goes for the Phenomenal Forearm, Lee just grabs
17:15 him on the top rope and then pushes him off into the arms of Olmox on the outside. Then
17:21 Ali runs at Lee who back drops him out of the ring onto Styles and Olmox, knocking everyone
17:27 down and eliminating Ali, Olmox and AJ Styles in one go. Keith f***ing Lee.
17:34 Number 24, Seth Rollins. The Dad Sire returns, the father of the Son of God. Vince McMahon
17:42 laughs in the face of Paternity Lee. Rollins slides in, hits the stomp to edge and immediately
17:47 throws him out. Looks around, yes it's me, I'm the daddy. Celebrates fatherhood
17:53 by immediately beating the s*** out of Rey Mysterio's kid.
17:57 Number 25, Sheamus. Brogue kicks Keith Lee first, lays out most of the other guys but
18:03 then like at Survivor Series, Seth falls to his knees and offers himself to Sheamus in
18:09 sacrifice. He yells, do it, do it. But when Sheamus runs in this time, Seth pops up, turns
18:14 and throws him out. Bit of stuff with Rollins and Bryan which Seth gets the upper hand on
18:19 before he again goes after Dominic Mysterio when enters.
18:23 Number 26, it's Rey Mysterio. It's hot Dad on Dad action. We call that the double
18:30 dad and you'll need to lay down credit card details to watch it. Rey and Rollins get into
18:34 it before Rey and Dominic finally team up to give Rollins the double 619 father and
18:38 son team working together.
18:41 Number 27, Matt Riddle. Or I guess just Riddle now like he's an elf in Zelda. Hey, welcome
18:50 to Riddle's shop. What's wrong with Matt? Anyway, he kicks everyone but Rey and Dominic
18:59 team up on him, they hit double splashes, they stand and embrace when suddenly Dominic
19:04 Mysterio eliminates his tiny dad. Rey just like looks at him, gives the, oh, you, I admire
19:11 your killer instinct, fist bump. And then Dominic goes back to resting.
19:15 Number 28 is Murphy. Seth Rollins tries to recruit Murphy to help him take down Dominic
19:20 and Daniel Bryan who's got to his feet. Murphy agrees, winks at Seth before hitting the Murphy
19:26 trigger on Seth. Dominic then hits the 619 on Seth Rollins. Keith Lee scoops Rollins
19:32 up for the spirit bomb and Daniel Bryan eliminates Seth Rollins from one dad to another. Welcome
19:38 to parenthood.
19:39 Number 29, Bobby Lashley. Bobby Lashley body slams everyone. He's a big boy. He's got big
19:46 boy throws. Don't worry, he's poor enough for everyone. Bryan, Murphy, Dominic, Riddle,
19:53 even Keith Lee, they all eat body slams and power moves from old Bobby Lashford, which
19:58 sets him up for a really nice confrontation with number 30, which would be Brock Lesnar.
20:04 Brock and Lashley have a hoss fest, lots of hoss fests, which ends with Brock hooting
20:09 Lashley out of the ring. Murphy gets belly to bellied out of the ring. Dominic sneaks
20:14 up behind Lesnar, tries to kick him in the balls, but Lesnar just stands there and takes
20:18 it, reaches into his short, pulls out a cup. He throws Dominic to his death. Riddle steps
20:24 up to Brock. Finally, we get that little showdown. Riddle gets some kicks in for Brock, catches
20:28 him, hits him with the F5, eliminates him. Brock and Daniel Bryan. Brock grabs Daniel
20:34 Bryan and he immediately beats the crap out of him because he remembers how dangerous
20:37 Daniel Bryan is. But when he's just about to eliminate him, in comes Keith Lee with
20:41 a huge pounce and Keith Lee and Brock Lesnar get into it one more time. And this time without
20:47 Braun Strowman to come in and f*** everything up, Keith Lee eliminates Brock Lesnar, powers
20:54 him out of the ring and livid. Lesnar pulls Lee from the ring. He then F5s Keith Lee through
21:02 the announce table on the outside. He slides back into the ring, F5s Daniel Bryan in the
21:07 ring. So the match within the match at the end is Keith Lee, who's in a bad way, versus
21:12 Daniel Bryan, who's been in since number five and is in a very bad way. And every single
21:18 part of me that knows about wrestling knows, yes, Keith Lee should be the one to win this.
21:23 It would get him right back on track after a dodgy start on Raw. He eliminated Lesnar,
21:27 so he definitely should be winning. And also him versus Drew, probably versus Lesnar as
21:32 well, would be a bloody blockbuster main event. But the sentimental part of me needs Daniel
21:38 Bryan to win a Royal Rumble before he retires. He says he's on his last run. His contract
21:44 might be up this year, that this is his last potentially Royal Rumble. And yes, it's seven
21:50 years too late. Yes, it's the one without fans, but I can't see Daniel Bryan quit as
21:57 a full time WWE wrestler without him winning the Royal Rumble. It is part of his mythos.
22:05 It's part of his character. It's one of the reasons why he ascended to the WrestleMania
22:08 main event in the first place, because he didn't get to do, didn't get to be in, didn't
22:12 get to win the Royal Rumble. Winning it on his last shot, that is just too nice an end
22:18 to pass up. So you have a good five minutes of the sort of match within a match, Keith
22:22 Lee versus Daniel Bryan, to see who's going to win the Royal Rumble, which should be a
22:27 really nice mini match because either of them could conceivably win. Daniel Bryan goes to
22:31 hit a running knee, but Keith Lee catches him into a spirit bomb. Bryan fights his way
22:36 out of a big bang catastrophe, gets Lee to the ropes like proper David and Goliath, just
22:42 trying to punch him on the ropes, anything. And then he runs and hits one last running
22:47 knee to send Keith Lee tumbling over the top rope. Daniel Bryan wins the 2021 Men's Royal
22:54 Rumble. Should he then go on to beat Roman Reigns at WrestleMania? That's a different
23:00 story. So this has been my Rumble, and it had, it's basically had sort of like six main
23:06 little sections. The Intercontinental Dream Match Warfare at the beginning. Uso Family
23:11 Drama. Edge, Orn and Fiend all kind of trying to wrap each other up. Retribution Takeover,
23:18 sure why not? The Mysterio Family Drama. And of course the Kaiju Hoss Super Battle at the
23:23 end. And this is setting up a WrestleMania consisting of the following kind of matches.
23:27 The Fiend versus The Undertaker cinematic match. Cause no, the weird, awkward little
23:32 segment of old men clapping at Survivor Series cannot be the last time we see The Undertaker.
23:37 Look, I know he debuted at Survivor Series. That's not his pay-per-view. WrestleMania
23:42 is The Undertaker's pay-per-view and he's going to be retired by The Fiend. God damn
23:48 it. Then you have Drew versus Keith Lee versus Brock, which I think would be brilliant. And
23:52 then you got Daniel Bryan versus Roman Reigns. And then you got Jimmy versus Jey Uso. Or
23:56 if you don't want to do that, then you could have Jimmy join the bloodline so that they
24:01 are at their full strength for WrestleMania when Daniel Bryan faces Reigns, which is why
24:05 after, you know, he's already won the main event of WrestleMania. That's the thing with
24:10 Daniel Bryan. He's never won the Rumble. So Bryan goes up against the full power of the
24:15 bloodline and that is too much to overcome. And Roman Reigns retains at WrestleMania.
24:22 And honestly, God, should he retain until WrestleMania 38 when you can finally have
24:29 him run against The Rock? Like, do you keep it for that long? Maybe. He's really good
24:36 as Roman, isn't he? Do you remember when we thought he was sh*t? He's really good though.
24:40 Anyway, that's how I would book the 2021 Men's Royal Rumble. What do you think? Did you hate
24:46 it? I hope, I hope not. It's going to be a weird Rumble this year, folks. But still,
24:51 it is the Rumble. Happiest time of the year and all that. So if you'd like to see more
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25:03 if you want to vote on the next fantasy booking I will be doing. Let me know who you would
25:08 like to win both Rumbles below. I would really, really like Rhea Ripley to win the Women's
25:14 Elite. And we'll see you next time. Jam that jam, everyone. Jam that jam.
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