The WWE will put on what is widely considered their second-biggest show of the year on Sunday, as the company will showcase their 34th annual "Royal Rumble," an event that many wrestling fans consider their favorite show of the year.

It's a show that highlights 30 wrestlers on the men side in a timed battle. The winner gets a shot at a title at WrestleMania.

A few years back, the ladies got in on the action, and now the women get a chance to go at it as well. Thirty women will also battle for a chance at one of the ladies titles at WrestleMania.

This year's event will take place at Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg, Florida, but as has been the case since mid-March, no fans will be allowed at the event, making this rumble quite unique.

Even if you're not a wrestling fan, the rumble is one match worth watching. There's always a few surprises as well as memorable moments that make it a fun show for everyone.

To get you ready to rumble, we now give you five memorable moments that you may have forgotten but that wrestling fans will likely recall with a smile.

Here we go!

5. Yokozuna wins the 1993 Royal Rumble Match

Rodney "Yokozuna" Anoaʻi was an icon in WWE, a Samoan wrestler who came from the famed Anoaʻi family. However, in WWE, he was billed as a sumo wrestler from Japan, a natural heel who had tremendous athletic ability.

During his WWE run from 1992 to 1997, Yoko would at times weigh in over 600 pounds, but he still had the grace and agility to move around like someone 350 pounds lighter.

In 1993 with his star rising, the rumble came down to Yoko and fellow WWE icon, Randy "Macho Man" Savage.

Yokozuna won the match in a rather inventive way and moved on to the main event, WrestleMania IX, where he topped Bret Hart for the WWE title. He then lost the title five minutes later in a wacky impromptu match to Hulk Hogan, but that's another story and another rumble memory.

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