WWE Road to Royal Rumble Live Event Results from Brussels, Belgium (January 20, 2026)
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CM Punk teamed up with AJ Styles battle the Vision.
WWE’s Road to Royal Rumble tour concluded in Brussels, Belgium, on January 20, delivering the final live house show of the European tour. Fans were treated to an exciting, star-studded event featuring many of the promotion’s top superstars in action.
WWE fans at the Forest National were treated to a show packed with title clashes and more, delivering an action-packed night for the Polish fans. Below are the full results of the live event from Brussels, Belgium.
WWE Road to Royal Rumble Tour: Brussels, Belgium
- Iyo Sky defeated Raquel Rodriguez
- Dragon Lee defeated Xavier Woods (w/ Kofi Kingston)
- Maxxine Dupri defeated Roxanne Perez
- CM Punk & AJ Styles defeated The Vision (Bron Breakker & Bronson Reed)
Intermission
- Liv Morgan defeated Lyra Valkyria
- Gunther defeated Jey Uso
- Drew McIntyre (c) defeated Cody Rhodes via DQ – Undisputed WWE Title match
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The live event in Belgium marked the end of the European tour, which kicked off in the first week of January. The promotion now heads to Canada for the first Saturday Night’s Main Event of the year, followed by the first PLE of 2026, the Royal Rumble PLE in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
Are WWE Road to Royal Rumble Tour events televised?
No, the Road to Royal Rumble Tour events are house shows, meaning they are not broadcast on television or streaming platforms.
Are the matches different from weekly shows?
Yes, matches often include unique pairings, extended bouts, and lighter moments you may not see on TV. Wrestlers usually interact more with the crowd.
Are titles defended on the Road to Royal Rumble tour?
Yes, title matches do occur, but title changes are very rare at non-televised live events.
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