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Shortest time in the Rumble: Carmella
#30 though she may be, it only came because of an injury-plagued Mixed Match Challenge. Carmella has gone back to doing what she was doing before winning the SmackDown Women's Championship last year - being a comic relief act.
Look for R-Truth to try and take her spot before she comes into the match, though. That's almost a given.
Entering the women's Royal Rumble match at #30 and doing a seven-second dance break would be the perfect way to set up an elimination and bring some humour to a match that has long been part of some of WWE's rare uses of good comic relief.
She might even be able to break the record Vickie Guerrero set last year at about 0:55 seconds of time spent in the women's Royal Rumble match. Expect less chants of "excuse me!" this time around, though.
