5 recent instances of WWE's men attacking women in the ring

#4 Beth Pheonix, Kharma and Nia Jax enter the WWE Men's Royal Rumble

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While WWE now has a designated Women's Royal Rumble match, that was not always the case. The Men's Royal Rumble match has seen a few women compete in it over the years. While there have been a total of five appearances from women in total, three have taken place in the last decade.

From @NiaJaxWWE to the #JunkyardDog, this is EVERY Superstar to ever be the FINAL entrant in a #RoyalRumble Match! pic.twitter.com/GWAXo8iTQ7

— WWE (@WWE) January 11, 2020

The first of these three in WWE was Beth Pheonix in the 2010 Royal Rumble match. The Great Khali had entered the match at #5 and had CM Punk laying motionless in the corner. The Glamazon's music then played as she shocked the WWE Universe and wrestlers alike.

She stood up to the seven-foot giant without backing down and eliminated him by pulling him over the top rope during a surprise kiss. She then turned to Punk, managing to land a few punches on the Straight-Edge Superstar. However, he then knocked her out with a GTS and threw her over the top rope with ease.

The next instance was Kharma's appearance in the 2012 Royal Rumble. This match was also the only official match of her WWE career. Entering at #21, Kharma scared #20 entrant Micheal Cole out of the ring to a huge pop.

Kharma then laid out Dolph Ziggler with an implant buster and eliminated Hunico. She was immediately ambushed from behind by Ziggler who went on to topple her over the WWE ring.

Let's break down the first-ever Women's #RoyalRumble match by the numbers... #RumbleForAll https://t.co/UW11FXHJSS

— WWE (@WWE) January 29, 2018

Finally, there was Nia Jax in 2019. After failing to win the Women's Royal Rumble match, Jax ambushed R-Truth, who was the #30 entrant in the Men's Royal Rumble match, and took his place.

Jax proceeded to dominate everyone in the ring before Ziggler's Superkick halted her momentum. The Superkick was immediately followed up with a 619 from Rey Mysterio and an RKO out of nowhere from The Viper, Randy Orton. It took both Mysterio and Orton to work together and lift her over the top rope.

The other two appearances were Chyna in 1999 and 2000, both lasting about a minute.