5 Theories about why no titles changed hands at WWE Royal Rumble 2020

#3 To have the titles change hands on a far bigger stage

What we do know for sure is that Saudi Arabia is becoming a more progressive country by the day, and at the last event, we had the first-ever historic match between two incredible women- Natalya and Lacey Evans. What we also know is that Super ShowDown is scheduled to happen in Saudi Arabia on the 27th of February and that it is a pretty big show for the company.

WWE loves to create history with every event and I think that if a title change were to happen at the show, it would be historic in its own right. And lest we forget, folks, WrestleMania is fast approaching and Charlotte Flair and Drew McIntyre are in line to be part of historic title matches, and honestly, a title change is far more probable on such a grand stage, in my opinion.

The Royal Rumble is one of the Big 4 pay-per-views, but it may not be big enough to warrant a title change.

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