“Rob Van Tram” – Fans Go Berserk as Rob Van Dam Reacts to a Fan Cosplaying Him in a Subway Royal Rumble

You can’t be sure what you can expect in a subway in New York City and the same applies to WWE too. When two things of similar uncertainty merge, it comes out as Subway Royal Rumble. Maybe wrestling is not up to the mark here, but the uniqueness of the concept is something worth mentioning.

The reenacting of one of the most classic events of wrestling had its roots back in 2017, when Tim Haun Rivera of Hann Productions posted a YouTube video of some guys executing WWE Royal Rumble in a busy subway representing legendary superstars.

Fans burst out in laughter on seeing RVD in Subway Mania

Recently, one of the hilarious video clips of Subway Royal Rumble hovered around Twitter featuring a fanboy cosplaying RVD on the train. The tweet didn’t go unnoticed by Rob Van Dam himself as he shared the tweet with a laugh-out-loud reaction.

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Fans immediately reacted to the former WWE Champion’s response to his carbon copy. They think that the fake RVD was pretty cool and nailed his part as well. The whole clip made them come with a lot of creative sarcasm as well.

Some of them also think RVD is one of a kind and showered the wrestling legend with love and admiration for being an amazing performer in the ring over the past years, making millions’ childhood beautiful.

Some even imagined how it will look like if a real wrestling match will occur there sometime.

Also, some fans seem to really admire the show and the entire concept of the Subway Royal Rumble as well. They even think that this is nothing but a great honor for the five-star wrestler.

Seth Rollins’ tribute to the legendary superstar

The great in-ring artist got a lot of honors and tributes in his life from the fans, followers, and sometimes from fellow wrestlers as well. Recently, Seth Rollins was seen paying a heartfelt tribute to the star during October’s Extreme Rule last year, where he did the iconic thumb-pointing pose of RVD.

The WWE Hall of Famer played his last match with Rollins after his second return in 2014. He defeated Rollins in that match and was never seen in WWE since then. His iconic matches will, however, remain a forever asset to fans.

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What’s your favorite RVD match? Let us know in the comments.