WWE Women’s Royal Rumble RESULT: Bayley books her ticket to WrestleMania with first-ever Rumble win that featured a sensational Jade Cargill debut and several shock appearances

Bayley has often been the less celebrated member of the WWE’s legendary Four Horsewomen, but tonight was finally her night.

After years of disappointing trips to WrestleMania where she either had no match or was tasked with hosting the show, Bayley was the last woman standing in the Royal Rumble and will therefore challenge one of the two world champions in Philadelphia this April.

Liv Morgan, who entered number 30, was the last woman to fall having just managed to stop the goliath that was Jade Cargill, who stunned on her debut.

Bayley now has the opportunity to challenge stablemate IYO SKY, or she can go to RAW and face Rhea Ripley.

Let’s recap the order the ladies competed in and the best parts of the competition:

1. Natalia

2. Naomi

3. Bayley

4. Candice LeRae

5. Jordynne Grace

6. Indi Hartwell

7. Asuka

8. Ivy Nile

9. Katana Chance

10. Bianca Belair

11. Kairi Sane

12. Tegan Nox

13. Kayden Carter

14. Chelsea Green

15. Piper Niven

16.Xia Li

17. Zelina Vega

18. Maxxine Dupri

19. Nia Jax

20. Shotzi

21. Becky Lynch

22. Alba Fire

23. Shayna Baszler

24. Valhalla

25. Michin

26. Zoey Stark

27. Roxanne Perez

28. Jade Cargill

29. Tiffany Stratton

30. Liv Morgan

Hartwell was eliminated for the first time, Bayley and Asuka were seemingly not on the same page

Double delayed vertical suplex by Grace and Nile. Damage CTRL teams up to get rid of LeRae after he beats up Belair

Asuka and Sane were eliminated after a rather awkward spot involving Chance, Carter and Belair.

Nia Jax makes short work of several superstars until she clashes with Piper Niven – but both ladies have made Chelsea Green’s life miserable several times.

Lynch went straight for Jax. R-Truth ran down around the 24th entry and tried to get into the matchup. Realizing he was in the wrong match, Jax threw him out, quickly followed by who would actually arrive at number 24, Valhalla. She lasted a whopping five seconds.

Cargill shows up and gets a huge pop from the Florida crowd. The former AEW star picks up the toughest woman on the roster in Jax within minutes and dumps her out.

Liv Morgan was revealed as the coveted number 30, signaling her return from injury.