WrestleMania 36 wasn't your average WrestleMania for a multitude of reasons. First off, the Coronavirus made it so that the WWE couldn't have fans in attendance. With this in mind, they decided to do something completely different. The Boneyard match featuring the Undertaker was one of the best parts on Saturday although it was outshined by the Firefly Fun House match which took place on Sunday between John Cena and Bray Wyatt. You also had Rob Gronkowski getting into the mix as he won the 24/7 title.

From there, the championship match between Drew McIntyre and Brock Lesnar took place. Fortunately for wrestling fans, it did not disappoint. Both wrestlers traded massive blows to start and in the end, it was a war of attrition. By the end of the match, McIntyre had come out victorious and became the first-ever British WWE Champion.

WWE Heavyweight Champion Brock Lesnar has been uncharacteristically present on numerous episodes of Monday Night Raw to start the year, and there are a couple more appearances lined up in the coming weeks. 

For instance, Bell MTS Place in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada has announced that The Beast Incarnate will be in the building on February 24th ahead of his title defense against Ricochet at the Super ShowDown event in Saudi Arabia. Furthermore, The Barclays Center in Brooklyn is advertising Lesnar for Monday Night Raw on March 2nd.

WWE Champion Brock Lesnar will be among the superstars heading to Saudi Arabia at the end of February for another "Super ShowDown" event atInternational Arena at The Boulevard in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. This time around, he'll be putting his title on the line against Ricochet.

The high-flying fan-favorite earned a title shot opposite The Beast Incarnate on the February 3rd edition of Monday Night Raw, as he outlasted Bobby Lashley and Seth Rollins in a Triple Threat match. Ricochet also received a surprise F-5 from Lesnar immediately after the final bell. 

WWE kicked off the road to Wrestlemania on Sunday at Minute Maid Park in Houston, Texas, and there is plenty for wrestling fans to be excited about. For one, WWE legend Edge is officially back.

The R-Rated Superstar made his shocking return as the No. 21 entrant in the Royal Rumble event, marking his first real in-ring action in over nine years. 

One of the biggest pay-per-view events on the WWE calendar, the Royal Rumble, is scheduled to take place this Sunday, January 26th, at Minute Maid Park in Houston, Texas.

As always, the PPV’s namesake match will feature surprise returns and call-ups from NXT, with the potential for some WWE legends getting in the mix as well. In fact, the Bovada sportsbook’s odds for the men’s Royal Rumble Match suggests that a couple of retired superstars are among the favorites to outlast the competition. 

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According to Bovada, Edge has the sixth best odds of punching a ticket to WrestleMania, just slightly behind CM Punk. There have been rumors of both superstars returning to the ring in recent weeks, and what better stage to do so than at the Royal Rumble? Edge and Punk have both denied any reports of their return to WWE, both the rumors have persisted nonetheless.

As for the rest of the field, Roman Reigns is slotted as the favorite to be the last man standing, ahead of heavyweights like Brock Lesnar, Drew McIntyre and former UFC champion Cain Velasquez. Other notable names include John Cena (25/1), Tyson Fury (25/1), The Rock (45/1), The Undertaker (70/1) and Conor McGregor (70/1).

Check out the odds for both Royal Rumble matches below.

Men’s Royal Rumble Winner

Roman Reigns: 1/2

Brock Lesnar: 2/1

Drew McIntyre: 9/2

Cain Velasquez: 11/2

CM Punk: 6/1

Edge: 15/2

Kevin Owens: 9/1

Bray Wyatt: 15/1

Daniel Bryan: 18/1

Finn Balor: 18/1

Keith Lee: 18/1

Aleister Black: 23/1

Braun Strowman: 25/1

John Cena: 25/1

Tyson Fury: 25/1

AJ Styles: 33/1

Ricochet: 35/1

Tommaso Ciampa: 35/1

Randy Orton: 40/1

Samoa Joe: 40/1

Seth Rollins: 40/1

Andrade: 45/1

Big E: 45/1

The Rock: 45/1

Kofi Kingston: 50/1

Lars Sullivan: 50/1

Matt Riddle: 50/1

Adam Cole: 50/1

Rey Mysterio: 50/1

Rusev: 50/1

The Miz: 50/1

Baron Corbin: 70/1

Buddy Murphy: 70/1

Conor McGregor: 70/1

Elias: 70/1

Erick Rowan: 70/1

Humberto Carrillo: 70/1

Johnny Gargano: 70/1

Mustafa Ali: 70/1

The Undertaker: 70/1

Triple H: 70/1

Velveteen Dream: 70/1

Walter: 70/1

Akam: 100/1

Bobby Lashley: 100/1

Cedric Alexander: 100/1

Cesaro: 100/1

Dolph Ziggler: 100/1

Jeff Hardy: 100/1

Pete Dunne: 100/1

Women’s Royal Rumble Winner

Shayna Baszler: 1/3

Charlotte Flair: 2/1

Ronda Rousey: 10/1

Sasha Banks: 13/1

Rhea Ripley: 15/1

Lacey Evans: 20/1

Kairi Sane: 23/1

Becky Lynch: 30/1

Nikki Cross: 30/1

Alexa Bliss: 35/1

Liv Morgan: 35/1

Nia Jax: 35/1

AJ Lee: 40/1

Ruby Riott: 40/1

Asuka: 45/1

Bayley: 45/1

Carmella: 45/1

Mandy Rose: 45/1

Paige: 45/1

Sonya Deville: 55/1

Io Shirai: 55/1

Candice LeRae: 65/1

Dana Brooke: 65/1

Brock Lesnar made his return to WWE television on Monday night as he and his advocate, Paul Heyman, kicked off the first episode of Monday Night Raw in 2020 with a major announcement.

Heyman went through his usual spiel on the mic before explaining that no WWE superstar is worthy of challenging his client for the WWE Championship. As a result, Lesnar has elected to enter the 30-man Royal Rumble later this month, giving each and every superstar a chance to prove themselves. Furthermore, Heyman explained that Lesnar will be entering the Rumble in the No. 1 slot.