#25 Kane
You just can't have this match without Kane. Even when he's grey and old, the Big Red Machine needs to come out of retirement just to carry on his legacy. The all-time leader in eliminations can notch a few more names onto his tally, and this is perhaps the one match where defeating him feels more important than at any other point during the year.
What a true icon he is.
#26 Heath Slater
Twelve months ago Slater would've been a nailed on jobber in this match.
Now, he has the chance to go on a bit of a run before eventually being eliminated. Given the talent present this year the One Man Band may still be relegated to that position, however, if SmackDown has proved anything, it’s that you need to expect the unexpected when it comes to the former Nexus member.
#27 Shelton Benjamin
Surprise return time. After recovering from injury, this would be the perfect opportunity to re-introduce Benjamin to the WWE Universe. Not everyone will be familiar with his work but given the size of the crowd expected in San Antonio, it's likely the Gold Standard will receive a pretty impressive pop.
Just imagine the possibilities between the former Team Angle member and Kofi Kingston.