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WWE Royal Rumble 1999 (1999)
Thirty Superstars compete in the annual Royal Rumble Match with the winner advancing to WrestleMania XV for a chance at the WWE Championship. The Rock defends the WWE Championship in a brutal "I Quit" Match against Mankind. Ken Shamrock defends the WWE Intercontinental Championship and much more!
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Thirty Superstars compete in the annual Royal Rumble Match with the winner advancing to WrestleMania XV for a chance at the WWE Championship. The Rock defends the WWE Championship in a brutal "I Quit" Match against Mankind. Ken Shamrock defends the WWE Intercontinental Championship and much more!
Rating:PG
Genre:Action, Drama
Written By:Vince McMahon, Pat Patterson, Jim Cornette, Ed Ferrara, Bruce Prichard, Vince Russo
In Theaters:1/24/1999
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Runtime:163 minutes
Studio:World Wrestling Federation (WWF)
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