Skip to main content

Henry's Universe Mode #227: Elimination Chamber(Part 1)

To reach your goals, there will be obstacles. Sometimes, those obstacles are easy to bypass, small blips in the history book of life. Sometimes, they are not. To reach any goal, a price must be paid. That price is known as the Elimination Chamber. Tonight, we will witness six men and six women enter this diabolical structure, where winning takes a piece of your soul. But even for the danger and the strife, it is safe to say that Kurt Angle would rather have a spot in the Chamber than face Braun Strowman. Tonight, we will witness blood, guts and gore- and we wouldn't have it any other way.

And now, Raw and SmackDown present..................Elimination Chamber!







Universe Mode
Elimination Chamber
February 25th, 2018
Location: Philadelphia, PA




Official Elimination Chamber Theme Song- "M.O.M"- Will Rousch




Alexa Bliss vs Alicia Fox vs Becky Lynch vs Kairi Sane vs Mickie James vs Naomi

All six women entered with no eliminations, but that quickly changed, as Lynch caught Fox as she exited her pod, applying the Dis-arm-her! Fox tapped, lasting only a few seconds in the match. Unfortunately, Mickie James' chances at one final championship run came to an end soon after, thanks to a Spear from Kairi Sane. Sane looked for another Spear on Lynch, but Becky countered into the Dis-arm-her for another elimination! On the outside, Alexa Bliss dropped Naomi with a DDT on the steel! That took out Naomi, and it was down to two. This was a No Mercy rematch, as Alexa Bliss looked to get revenge for her loss on that night. After surviving one attempted Dis-arm-her, The Goddess went again for her DDT. Becky was one step faster, countering into an armdrag and then locking in the Dis-arm-her to punch her ticket to WrestleMania. 

Winner: Becky Lynch


Kenny Omega vs Ricochet

With the high-flying of Ricochet in full effect, we saw a more brutal side to Kenny Omega. After the opening exchanges, both men took things to the next gear and never backed down. We saw Ricochet hit a superplex to the floor as well as the Benadryller, while Omega hit multiple V-Triggers, but none of it was enough. The story of the match became Ricochet's attempts to hit the 630 Senton, while Omega looked for the One Winged Angel. Ricochet connected first, following up a moonsault with the 630. One.....................two..............but not three! An exchange of forearms soon commenced, ended with yet another V-Trigger! A dazed Ricochet tried to get back to his feet, but Omega got nasty, spiking him on his neck with the dragon suplex. There was no escaping this time, as The Cleaner got all of the One Winged Angel. One......................two...................and three! One more time, Kenny Omega vs AJ Styles at WrestleMania!

Winner: Kenny Omega


The Shield(c) vs #DIY- Raw Tag Team Championship Match

The Shield may believe in justice, but they certainly don't believe in mercy, as Dean Ambrose and Roman Reigns were intent on delivering pain to their challengers. For most of this match, Tommaso Ciampa carried the load, as Johnny Gargano took a Spear from Reigns on the floor. The champions were all to happy to take advantage, turning this into a handicap match. Finally, Johnny Wrestling was able to make the tag, and turned the tide, taking the fight to Ambrose and sending Reigns to the outside. Ciampa wanted to re-enter the match and win the championships by himself, but Gargano hesitated before making the tag, as he was rolling. The split second of indecision was his downfall. Seth Rollins snuck in and pulled Ciampa to the floor, and Ambrose hit Gargano with Dirty Deeds, and it was all over.

Winners and still Raw Tag Team Champions: The Shield


Shades of Chicago

Tommaso Ciampa was finally finished. Yet another championships, yet another stumble at the final hurdle. From behind, he attacked Gargano like a hyena, scratching and clawing and biting. He dragged Johnny to the stage, and delivered a knee to the face that was weirdly reminiscent of a former life. Poor Johnny Gargano was then sent crashing through the ramp, his broken carcass thankfully no longer visible to the audience. Tommaso Ciampa is a despicable man, and the Psycho Killer has now truly been unleashed. 





Want to follow the series, but missed a few posts? No problem! Check out my Universe Mode Wiki, constantly updated to keep you up to speed with the latest Universe Mode happenings.

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

Curious Crab

One Monday night my mom looked into my crabitat and found that a crab had climbed into one of my fake trees. It was in the top branch. I looked in later, and found that the crab had fallen out of the tree. I hope he is okay. What a day!

Henry's Universe Mode #231: WrestleMania II (Part 3)

Finn Balor vs The Undertaker Finn Balor felt the full force of the strikes of The Undertaker in the early going, eating rights and lefts to the skull. The Undertaker continued to lay into Balor, dumping him to the floor with a clothesline, then following up with his vintage suicide dive! After a brief skirmish on the outside, the Deadman got destructive, grabbing the Demon's throat and driving him through the announce table with a chokeslam! It was here that The Undertaker allowed Finn Balor a chance to just give up and concede defeat, but Balor wasn't having any of it. Finn got his second wind, countering an attempted chokeslam to connect with a reverse DDT, then the shotgun dropkick in the corner. Up top, Finn connected with Coup de Grace! 1........................2.......................but it's going to take a lot more to put The Undertaker away, especially at WrestleMania. Balor laid in some shots, busting The Undertaker open, but that proved to be a huge mistake. ...

Lost and Found: The Legacy of Bray Wyatt

On August 24th, 2023, the professional wrestling world experienced yet another devastating heartbreak, as Windham Rotunda, aka Bray Wyatt, passed away at the age of 36. Wyatt has a number of accolades to his name after over a decade spent in the WWE, having won the namesake championship once, in addition to competing at multiple WrestleManias. That's the cliffnotes version, the driest form of exposition to summarize one of the most captivating careers we as wrestling fans have ever witnessed. But Bray's legacy and impact, brief as it was, is truly one of a kind.  "Potential" was the buzzword for Bray from the very beginning, and even at his earliest stages as a performer, it was impossible to ignore. Bray's early days spent tagging with his younger brother, the future Bo Dallas, in the soon-to-be defunct Florida Championship Wrestling passed without notice, but the two third-generation progenies found the spotlight quickly. The grassroots of NXT formed under their...