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#3 Kane
Kane is inarguably the greatest Royal Rumble competitor in the history of WWE. The figures speak for themselves. The Big Red Machine has the most number of Royal Rumble appearances at 19. He has eliminated a total of 44 superstars combined in those 19 matches, which is the overall elimination record.
Kane's most impressive performance came at the 2001 Royal Rumble. He entered at #5, lasted for around an hour, eliminated 11 superstars, and finished as runner up to Stone Cold Steve Austin. His record of 11 eliminations in a single match was broken by Roman Reigns in 2014, when he eliminated 12 Superstars.
One half of the Brothers of Destruction, Kane has yet to win the Royal Rumble. His on-screen brother and the other half of that team, The Undertaker, won the 2007 edition of the Royal Rumble, and it would have been wonderful if both men had achieved that milestone. Kane's inability to win the Royal Rumble will go down as one of the biggest upset in WWE's history, as he is extremely unlikely to ever win one, even though it would not be surprising to see him appear in the 2020 match and even more in the future. He is Mr. Royal Rumble for many reasons.
