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#4. AJ Styles is likely to retire at 2026 Royal Rumble
AJ Styles and Shinsuke Nakamura delivered a classic match for the WWE Universe at SNME. The Phenomenal One pinned The King of Strong Style and shared an emotional moment in the post-match.
The way Nakamura and Styles’ match ended at SNME subtly confirms that AJ is likely to retire at the Royal Rumble 2026. The Stamford-based promotion randomly booked this bout at SNME, and it seems it was only done to make Styles’ retirement more emotional at the Saudi Arabia premium live event.
#3. Liv Morgan could win the Women’s Royal Rumble match
Liv Morgan and Roxanne Perez locked horns with Rhea Ripley and IYO SKY for the Women’s Tag Team Championship. Despite their efforts, The Judgment Day members lost when Liv took the pinfall.
It was rare for WWE to book Morgan to get the pinfall when Roxanne Perez was involved. So this appears to be a strategic move by the Stamford-based promotion, and they might be planning something big for the former Women’s World Champion.
Already, Liv is among the favorites to win the 2026 Women’s Royal Rumble match. Her recent loss at SNME will make her potential Rumble match victory even more significant.
#2. Jacob Fatu vs. Cody Rhodes vs. Drew McIntyre is almost confirmed
Jacob Fatu and Cody Rhodes were engaged in a heated brawl at the start of Saturday Night’s Main Event. The Samoan Werewolf attacked The American Nightmare before their match began.
The brawl involved WWE’s official, who tried to stop both stars, as their match had not officially started. Undisputed Champion Drew McIntyre took advantage of the situation, destroyed both stars, and stood tall.
This development at SNME subtly confirms that a Triple Threat match among these stars is almost certain to take place. It may either happen at Elimination Chamber or WrestleMania 42.
#1. Sami Zayn could lose to Drew McIntyre at WWE Royal Rumble
After Sami Zayn’s recent victory, he will face The Scottish Warrior at the Saudi Arabia PLE for the Undisputed Championship. However, with the company planting seeds for a Jacob vs. Cody vs. McIntyre match, it subtly confirms that Sami will lose at the Royal Rumble.
The only reason the ex-Bloodline member is getting a title match could be his massive popularity in Saudi Arabia.
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