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Show events
Numbers in parentheses indicate the length of the match.
- Jeff Jarrett (w/The Roadie) defeated Razor Ramon to win the WWF Intercontinental Championship (18:03)
- Jarrett pinned Ramon with a small package.
- Originally, Jarrett won by countout, but Ramon agreed to restart the match.
- The Undertaker (w/Paul Bearer) defeated Irwin R. Schyster (w/Ted DiBiase) (12:20)
- Undertaker pinned IRS after a chokeslam.
- After the match, King Kong Bundy attacked Undertaker while IRS stole his urn, setting up Bundy and Taker's match at WrestleMania.
- WWF World Heavyweight Championship Match: Diesel fought Bret Hart to a draw (27:18)
- Bob Holly and The 1-2-3 Kid defeated Tatanka and Bam Bam Bigelow (w/Ted DiBiase) to win the vacant WWF Tag Team Championship
- The Kid pinned Bigelow after Tatanka accidentally knocked him off of the top rope.
- This was the finals in a tournament to declare the new tag team champions.
- After the match, Bigelow knocked NFL star Lawrence Taylor, who was sitting at ringside laughing at him, to the ground, setting up their match at WrestleMania.
- Shawn Michaels won the 1995 Royal Rumble (38:41)
- The last (and first) two competitors were Shawn Michaels and The British Bulldog. Bulldog threw Michaels over the top rope and thought he had won the match. However, referees noted that only one of Michaels' feet touched the floor making him still technically in the match. Michaels then re-entered the ring and eliminated the Bulldog (who was celebrating on the second rope, facing the crowd) to win the Royal Rumble.
- Bret Hart attacked Owen Hart and Bob Backlund during their entrances, leading to their quick eliminations.
Royal Rumble entrances and eliminations
A new participant came in aproximately every 1 minute
Trivia
- This is the only Royal Rumble to have one minute intervals.
- This was the first Royal Rumble in which the first participant in the match (Shawn Michaels) won the Royal Rumble, this didn't happen again until the 2004 event when Chris Benoit won from the #1 position. However, that Rumble had 90 second intervals, making the challenge much harder.
DVD and video releases
This PPV was released as part of The Royal Rumble Anthology DVD Set.
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