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#2 The Greatest Royal Rumble Belt
Last year, WWE staged their first ever pay-per-view event in Saudi Arabia under the name of The Greatest Royal Rumble. The 50-man match allowed only one winner who was awarded a trophy and a special green belt to show for their victory.
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Braun Strowman was the inaugural winner, and fans were constantly wondering whether the Greatest Royal Rumble was only a one-time affair or would become a yearly pay-per-view just like the Royal Rumble.
While things aren’t entirely clear at the moment, it’s safe to say that it was a one-time thing as the new Super Show-Down pay-per-view will have a standard 50-man battle royal at the event.
Mick Foley could have announced a new championship for the Saudi Arabia event, making it exclusive to Saudi Arabian pay-per-views where it would be defended in various royal rumbles and battle royals during each event.
This would have increased the stakes of the matches which do not hold much value at the moment.
