WWE SmackDown! vs. Raw Game Guide - Walmart

first is an Iron Man match. The difference between your pinfalls and your opponent’s is added to
your entry number. The other choice is a triple threat against the first and last entrant into the
Royal Rumble. If you win, you get to be #30 but if you lose, you’re #1! Keep in mind that the
higher your entry number, the later you enter the Royal Rumble and the better your chances.
This is certainly a risk-reward situation. The Ironman match is simpler but you probably won’t
improve your number all the way to spot 30 (though it’s possible). It’s a safer bet and should get
you into the twenties. Be very aggressive once you have wounded your opponent and save up
finishers to nail two in succession for multiple pins. The triple threat is a gamble because you can
get unlucky and be forced into the first Royal Rumble slot. Make sure you break up any opponent
pins and try to incapacitate one opponent while pinning the other.
Before the rumble you’ll take part in a 6-Man Battle Royal "Over the Top Rope"; it essentially
simulates the rumble but it also simulates the match that follows should you lose the Royal
Rumble. Similar strategies apply to this match as well as the rumble and the subsequent battle
royal if you lose the rumble.
The Royal Rumble storyline contains a few battle royals, including one that must be
won.
Look for opportunities to assist other superstars in pushing another wrestler out of the ring. You
have a "ring out" meter. If it lowers completely while you’re hanging onto the ropes or the apron,
you’ll be pushed out. Basically in a one-on-one situation, you have two opportunities if you’re
being pushed out of the ring. Try to form "mini-alliances" and help other superstars eliminate an