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JUST IN: Randy Orton wins 2017 Royal Rumble

> The 2017 Royal Rumble event has been concluded with Randy Orton and John Cena the biggest winners on the night.
Kevin Owens retained the WWE universal championship – after Braun Strowman interfered and destroyed Roman Reigns, While Randy Orton eliminated Randy Orton to win Royal Rumble.
JUST IN: Randy Orton wins 2017 Royal Rumble
Owens (right) escorted out by Chris Jericho pinned Reigns for the win after Strauman's interferance
John Cena finally equalled Ric Flair’s record of 16 world championship wins after delivering FOUR AA’s to AJ Styles to win the WWE Championship.
JUST IN: Randy Orton wins 2017 Royal Rumble
John Cena is the new WWE champion
In other clashes, Charlotte beat Bayley to retain the WWE women’s championship, Gallows and Anderson win the Raw tag-team champions after defeating Sheamus and Cesaro.
JUST IN: Randy Orton wins 2017 Royal Rumble
Anderson rolls us Sheamus for the tag team win
JUST IN: Randy Orton wins 2017 Royal Rumble
Ric Flairs daughter Charlotte is now 16-0 wins in WWE
Reigns looked set to win the WWE Universal Championship for the first time as he lined up the Spear on the battered champion, Kevin Owens.
But Strowman came out of nowhere to set up a potential Wrestlemania clash with Reigns after costing him the title.
In the Royal Rumble proper, Roman Reigns eliminated The Undertaker, Undertaker eliminated Goldberg who had earlier eliminated Brock Lesner.
Roman Reigns and Randy Orton were the last two superstars left and the latter performed an RKO on his foe and eliminated the Big Dog to win the Royal Rumble.

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