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|  #21 Posted on 28.1.13 0155.14 | Instant Rating: 8.75 | Originally posted by AlbySure
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I would be curious who you think will be the BIGGEST name NOT to appear on this PPV (either as a Rumble entrant, or in a different match).
Gotta be R-Truth, right?
Has he been on a televised professional wrestling show of any kind since TLC?
Oh yeah he got a big cut that night right? OK so if Truth was hurt then Gabriel or Primo? Or, who can prove that the Shield actually appeared? | J. Kyle
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| #22 Posted on 28.1.13 1745.33 | Instant Rating: 3.51 | Nous ne nous pouvons pas sortir.
Originally posted by J. Kyle
Longest in Rumble: Ziggler
Shortest in Rumble: Mahal
"Kane" Push/most eliminations: Ryback
Surprise entrants: Goldust, Scotty Goldman, X-Pac
Final 4: Undertaker, Cena, Sheamus, Ryback
Yatta! I predicted a fairly predictable form of entertainment!
If you count team up eliminations, Sheamus ties Ryback. But for the sake of my batting average, I'm not going to.
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| #23 Posted on 28.1.13 1800.39 | Instant Rating: 5.77 | | Does anyone know who lasted the longest after the other 28 (18,38) were thrown out? Or maybe I should just ask who were the longest final two competitors. Or maybe you can just figure out what I am asking here. | Big Bad
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|  #24 Posted on 28.1.13 1822.25 | Instant Rating: 5.46 | Edit: OOPS, I misread your question. Michaels and Undertaker fought for about 10 minutes as the final two in 2007, so that's the real answer.
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Austin and Vince both "lasted" from 1-2 to the end of the 1999 Rumble but they spent most of their time outside the ring so that was B.S.
Michaels and the Bulldog went from 1-2 to the end in 1995 but that was the one-minute interval year, so it's not a long time period.
I think the answer you're looking for is 2009, when Orton and HHH were the last two in the ring. Triple H was #7 in the ring and Orton was #8. That was quite a year for longevity, as Rhodes/Dibiase/Undertaker were the next three finishers and they entered the ring at #15/#10/#16, respectively.
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