Royal Rumble (2002) - Results - Royal Rumble Match Entrances and Eliminations

Royal Rumble Match Entrances and Eliminations

A new entrant came out approximately every 2 minutes.

Draw Entrant Order Eliminated by Time
01 !1 Rikishi 06 !6 Undertaker 13:39
02 !2 Goldust 04 !4 Undertaker 13:00
03 !3 Big Boss Man !The Big Boss Man 01 !1 Rikishi 03:05
04 !4 Bradshaw 03 !3 Billy 07:17
05 !5 Lance Storm 02 !2 Snow 04:46
06 !6 Al Snow 05 !5 Undertaker 05:12
07 !7 Billy 07 !7 Undertaker 03:37
08 !8 Undertaker !The Undertaker 10 Maven 07:40
09 !9 Matt Hardy 09 !9 Undertaker 04:16
10 Jeff Hardy 08 !8 Undertaker 01:30
11 Maven 11 Undertaker 03:34
12 Scotty 2 Hotty 12 Diamond Dallas Page 02:36
13 Christian 16 Austin 12:14
14 Diamond Dallas Page 13 Christian 05:15
15 Chuck 17 Austin 09:04
16 Godfather !The Godfather 15 Christian and Chuck 01:48
17 Albert 14 Christian and Chuck 00:48
18 Perry Saturn 18 Austin 02:57
19 Steve Austin 27 Angle 26:46
20 Val Venis 19 Austin 02:58
21 Test 20 Austin 01:42
22 Triple H 30 !- Winner 23:14
23 Hurricane !The Hurricane 21 Austin and Triple H 00:39
24 Faarooq 22 Triple H 00:36
25 Mr. Perfect 28 Triple H 15:18
26 Kurt Angle 29 Triple H 16:09
27 Big Show !Big Show 23 Kane 02:45
28 Kane 24 Angle 01:02
29 Rob Van Dam 25 Booker 02:12
30 Booker T 26 Austin 00:33

^ Undertaker attacked Maven after his elimination, beating him to the point where he could no longer continue the match.

^ This was Austin's 36th career elimination in the Royal Rumble, which was a record held for eight years until Shawn Michaels broke it in the 2010 Royal Rumble.

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