Royal Rumble (1997) - Results

Results

No. Results Stipulations Times
Dark Perro Aguayo, Jr. and Venum defeated Maniaco and Mosco de la Merced Tag team match 10:00
Dark Octagón, Blue Demon, Jr., and Tinieblas Jr. defeated Heavy Metal, Abismo Negro, and Histeria Six-man tag team match 14:00
Free for All Mascarita Sagrada and La Parkita defeated Mini Mankind and Mini Vader Tag team match 04:29
1 Hunter Hearst Helmsley (c) (with Curtis Hughes) defeated Goldust (with Marlena) Singles match for the WWF Intercontinental Championship 16:50
2 Ahmed Johnson defeated Faarooq (with the Nation of Domination) by disqualification Singles match 08:48
3 Vader (with Paul Bearer) defeated The Undertaker Singles match 13:19
4 Héctor Garza, Perro Aguayo, and El Canek defeated Jerry Estrada, Heavy Metal, and Fuerza Guerrera Six-man tag team match 10:56
5 Stone Cold Steve Austin won last eliminating Bret Hart Royal Rumble match 50:29
6 Shawn Michaels (with Jose Lothario) defeated Sycho Sid (c) Singles match for the WWF Championship 13:49

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