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My Elimination Chamber Predictions

This went pretty well last month, so my predictions for WWE pay-per-views will probably become a regular feature. With that, let's move on to this Sunday's event: Elimination Chamber.





Pre-Show- Mojo Rawley vs Curt Hawkins

My Prediction: Mojo Rawley

Apparently this is a match that is happening.


Randy Orton vs Luke Harper

My Prediction: Luke Harper shocks the world

This probably won't happen, but can you imagine the reaction Harper would get if he won? He's been over since his face turn, and a win here could help SmackDown get an extremely over babyface.


Dolph Ziggler vs Apollo Crews and Kalisto

My Prediction: The Show-Off defies the odds

Man, I really thought Ziggler's heel turn was going to push him to the top, but he's not done much yet. Some good heeling here could give Dolph a big win and some nice momentum.


Mickie James vs Becky Lynch

My Prediction: Mickie and Alexa stay one step ahead

Mickie James could use a win here to solidify here as a serious threat. Sorry Becky, you drew the short end of the stick.


SmackDown Women's Title Match- Alexa Bliss vs Naomi

My Prediction: The Witch is still Wicked

My guess is that Alexa interferes to help Mickie, and then Bryan and Shane bar Mickie from interfering here. Naomi's better than people give her credit for, but Alexa should be champ heading into Mania.


Tag Team Turmoil for the SmackDown Tag Team Titles

My Prediction: Ready, Willing, and still champions

My goodness SmackDown's tag team division is a mess. Raw's not a huge amount better, but this is pretty pitiful. Involving your entire division in one match and still lacking any real intrigue takes some serious skill.


Nikki Bella vs Natalya

My Prediction: Ms John Cena gets the win

I'm not a fan of this feud at all. Having a feud between two women that revolves around a man is pretty low. Regardless of the build up, these two can go and should put on an entertaining match.


Elimination Chamber Match for the WWE Title

My Prediction: Follow The Buzzards

If you've read the rumor mill, you know all reports indicate Bray Wyatt is walking out champion. I'm not a fan of Wyatt vs Orton, so I would prefer to see Orton help Wyatt win the belt. Should still be interesting either way.


There you have it, my predictions for this Sunday. I'll be watching live of course, with some mild interest as to how the blue brand will looking on their final event before WrestleMania.

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