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Whether it’s former champions or winners, up-and-comers, or deserving veterans, the next four WWE stars will make the Final Four of the 2026 Women’s Royal Rumble.
#4. Could it be the year for The EST?
Bianca Belair should be returning to action in the Royal Rumble after over 10 months out of commission with a finger injury. It feels like Jade Cargill only won the title so she can lose it to Bianca Belair at WrestleMania.
Why else would The Storm start at the bottom of the division after winning the belt? The EST will make a triumphant return and have a lengthy run, culminating with a spot in the Final Four of the match.
#3. Sol Ruca’s hot streak continues at the Royal Rumble
Sol Ruca, Lola Vica, Jacy Jayne, and Kelani Jordan were all conspicuously absent from the latest episode of NXT. Vice and Ruca will compete next week in title contests.
The former Women’s North American Champion won two of the four NXT Year-End Awards, including Female Star of the Year. Jacy Jayne won the NXT Women’s title twice and the Knockouts title, but didn’t win the award.
Sol was also selected for the Iron Survivor Challenge and the card for John Cena’s final match. Officials haven’t hidden the fact that they are pushing her to the moon. That trend will continue with a long run and a Final Four appearance.
#2. Another runner-up spot for Liv Morgan?
Liv Morgan has been the runner-up in the Rumble twice. She’s also been the bridesmaid in the Elimination Chamber match on a few occasions. Bookers need to pick someone new, other than the usual suspects, to win.
Since Morgan is one of the leaders of the Judgment Day, she should have another memorable showing in the 2026 Royal Rumble.
She lasted for over an hour last year, making the Final Four. The former Women’s World Champion may not have as long a run this year, but will be there in the end.
#1. Charlotte Flair always makes it to the end
Like Roman Reigns, if Charlotte Flair is in a Royal Rumble, she’s lasting until the end. She’s also similar to Randy Orton in that, due to how they’ve been booked in their careers, eliminating them is considered a big accomplishment.
The Queen has competed in five Royal Rumbles, making it to the Final Four each time. Her worst finish was third place.
Even though she won last year’s Rumble, she’ll make it to the end in 2026. Someone else could use the rub, but officials will give it to the 14-time champion.
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