5 Last-minute predictions for the Women's Royal Rumble: Returns, Eliminations, Winner

#1 Bianca Belair wins the 2021 Women's Royal Rumble Match

After taking down @itsBayleyWWE on #SmackDown, @BiancaBelairWWE turns her attention to this Sunday's #RoyalRumble! pic.twitter.com/cGgVehUa3L

— WWE (@WWE) January 30, 2021

No, Alexa Bliss does not win the Women's Royal Rumble Match. That distinction will likely go to Bianca Belair, who will have gone wire-to-wire to win it after being there from the beginning. There will be fierce competition from Bliss, as well as from the likes of Charlotte Flair and Rhea Ripley. Her three appearances during the match still might not be enough to win the Royal Rumble.

As a standalone match, Bliss could be very dangerous and end up winning the Rumble. However, it doesn't seem like she will be in the RAW Women's Championship picture come WrestleMania. It seems like Charlotte Flair will be in that spot, facing either Asuka, Ripley, or possibly both at The Show of Shows.

If that is the case, WWE should book a SmackDown Superstar to win the Women's Royal Rumble Match. It is in their best interests to ensure that Charlotte Flair does not win her second straight Royal Rumble. Therefore, Belair may end up winning by default. She has gathered enough momentum in recent weeks to be a worthy winner.

Thank you to everyone who watched my #WWEChronicle!I wish I could respond to every tweet out there!I feel so blessed to be able to touch & connect with so many people. Thank you for giving me your time, your thoughts, & sharing your stories too!Y’all stay showing up for me. 🖤 pic.twitter.com/AAfiNOejTG

— Bianca Belair (@BiancaBelairWWE) January 27, 2021

A match between Belair and Sasha Banks for the SmackDown Women's Championship at WrestleMania 37 would be fantastic, with the Royal Rumble being the perfect way to get there. The EST of WWE did eliminate eight Superstars in last year's Rumble Match after entering at No.2.

Bianca Belair could start the match once again and break her own elimination record, before lasting around an hour as the iron woman and winning the 2021 Royal Rumble Match.