WWF Royal Rumble: No Chance in Hell (1999) on Netflix
NR19992h 46m
Thirty wrestlers enter at timed intervals for a title shot at WrestleMania XV. Mr. McMahon vows that "Stone Cold" Steve Austin, entering first, cannot win, and puts a bounty on his elimination.
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Plot summary
The twelfth annual Royal Rumble centers on a thirty-man battle royal where entrants arrive at timed intervals. The winner earns a WWF Championship match at WrestleMania XV. Mr. McMahon vows that "Stone Cold" Steve Austin, the first entrant, has no chance of winning, and he enters second himself, adding a $100,000 bounty for anyone who eliminates Austin. The Rock defends the WWF Championship against Mankind in an "I Quit" match, while Ken Shamrock puts his Intercontinental Championship on the line against Billy Gunn. Sable defends the Women's Championship against Luna Vachon in a strap match, and X-Pac faces Gangrel for the European Championship. The Big Boss Man meets The Road Dogg.
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Did you know?!Facts and trivia about WWF Royal Rumble: No Chance in Hell (1999)
Can contain spoilers, watch the movie first.
SPOILER
Mankind was declared to have quit the WWF Championship "I Quit" match against The Rock, but the "I quit" audio was actually a recording from a promo Mankind had made on Heat during the buildup, so he never really quit.- Chyna became the first woman ever to compete in the Royal Rumble match at the 1999 event, and she remained the only woman to do so until Beth Phoenix in 2010, followed by Kharma in 2012 and Nia Jax in 2019.
- The theme song of the 1999 Royal Rumble, built on the tagline "No Chance in Hell", went on to become the entrance music for Mr. McMahon's stable The Corporation and later for McMahon himself, who used it until his resignation in January 2024.
SPOILER
The night after the Rumble, Mr. McMahon gave The Rock the $100,000 bounty for helping eliminate Steve Austin and gave up his own WrestleMania title shot, the first time a Royal Rumble winner had ever done so, so The Rock would not have to defend against him.
