I haven't done this in a while; so, I didn't make any picks.
It's weird watching wrestling with no fans but video screens in "Thunderdome" (the former name of Tropicana Field where the Tampa Bay Devil Rays play in my hometown of St. Petersburg, FL). Did I mention Tampa Bay has been on a roll? Lighting win the Stanley Cup; Rays go to the World Series; Bucs are in the Super Bowl....IN THEIR OWN HOME STADIUM!!!

Rumble Matches:
WWE World Championship: Drew McIntyre (c) vs. Goldberg - GOOD LORD!!! First, why does Oldberg need escorts in an arena with NO FANS? Second, Mr. Spear is listed at 285, while McIntyre is 265!! Do I look blind to you? McIntyre dwarfs him in height and muscularity. The challenger is 250 max.
Same tired old formula: Everyone hits finishers until we get a pin. Despite hitting his whackhammer, McIntyre kicked out after being speared three times (once in the barricade before the bell rang). At least, he didn't drop the champion on his head, nearly breaking his neck the way he did 'Taker last year. Bill went to the well once too often, hit the post, got Claymored in the mouth and pinned.
McIntyre retains. I guess this is a passing the torch/time-honored-tradition thing. Maybe NOW Oldberg will call it a career.
Smackdown Women's Title: Sasha Banks (c) vs. Carmella - Carmella has this fanboy who is her personal lackey (besides Corey Graves) Match was fairly decent. Sasha got the "Bank Statement" for the submission win.
Women's Royal Rumble: For all this worry about coronavirus, they let this ring fill up with a least a dozen women. Five diva competitors returned: Jillian Hall (#8), singing her entrance theme. Victoria (#10), WWE Hall of Famer, Torrie Wilson (#17), the only one who still is in Divas shape, Mickie James (#19), and Alicia Fox (#21).
Comic relief: After Fox's entrance, R-Truth shows up apparently getting his Rumbles confused. Jobbers chase him into the ring and Fox rolls up Truth to win that STUPID 24/7 title, which Truth won back after Fox got eliminated.
For those keeping score. Bianca Bellair entered #3 and won the whole thing, lasting over 56 minutes. She even stole Naomi's shtick of falling out of the ring, not landing on her feet, and re-entering the squared circle (she even did a tandem move with Naomi).
WWE Universal Championship - Last Man Standing: Roman Reigns (c) vs. Kevin Owens - Best match of the night! Reigns runs over Owens with a golf cart; that's a first for me. Owens does a swan dive through Reigns off a raised forklift pallet. Chairs used to pummel each other everywhere...except the head of course.
Owens cuffs Reigns to a light fixture and it looks as if the champ is done. But, as soon as the ref hits 9, Reigns yanks him into another scaffold and knocks him out cold. Reigns lands a nut shot to stall for time, while Heyman uncuffs Reigns (who introduced the cuffs, initially). Once Reigns is freed, he hooks the guillotine sleeper. Owens goes night-night, doesn't make the 10-count, and ends up on the short end. Reigns retains the blue belt.