This Sunday's Royal Rumble features several interesting matches with one of them sticking out from the rest: The 30 Man Royal Rumble match. It is the favorite match of a lot of WWE fans because it only happens once a year and there are so many names involved in it. One of the singles matches taking place at the Royal Rumble will see popular WWE superstar Daniel Bryan taking on Bray Wyatt in one on one action. It will be Bryan's chance to end all the torment he has felt from Wyatt over the past few months. With the announcement of this news on this past Monday's Raw, the question is will Bryan be a part of the Royal Rumble match on Sunday? According to a report by PWInsider on Tuesday, Bryan is not currently scheduled for the Royal Rumble. The report states the following: "As of Monday afternoon, Bryan was not going to be in the match. His only appearance at the Rumble is scheduled to be the match against Wyatt." It would be a shame if Bryan is out of the match because it could really use his star power. There is nobody on WWE's roster that can touch him in terms of the crowd reaction he receives on a weekly basis. The good news is that WWE still has five days to change their mind about this. While I strongly believe that Batista is going to win the Royal Rumble, it would be nice if Bryan was a part of it. It would be even better if Bryan won it. Bryan should be the one that wins the match and maybe WWE thinks that the fans would hijack the match by only reacting to him if he wins it. If Vince McMahon wants Batista to get the win then it's smarter from their perspective to keep Bryan out of it because then fans won't even have him on their mind aside from the match from Wyatt. What WWE needs to do is listen to their fans. They want Bryan. He should win the Royal Rumble. He should win the WWE World Heavyweight Championship at WrestleMania 30. That's what should happen. Sadly, it doesn't mean that it will. There will be 30 people in the Royal Rumble on Sunday night. Hopefully one of them is Daniel Bryan. It wouldn't be right without him.
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