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Henry's Universe Mode: Elimination Chamber Preview

The Road to WrestleMania must now the Elimination Chamber. Here's the card for the final pay-per-view before the Show of Shows.






Elimination Chamber 2018 Card


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

For the first time in Universe Mode history, women will enter the Elimination Chamber, with the winner getting a match at their respective championship at WrestleMania. From SmackDown, we have former two-time champion Alexa Bliss, Naomi and the intriguing recent debutant, Kairi Sane. And on Raw, Becky Lynch and Mickie James teamed up to qualify, while in a shocker, Alicia Fox upset Triple Crown champion Paige to earn her spot.


Kenny Omega vs Ricochet

Following the draw between himself and Kenny Omega, AJ Styles suffered a devastating loss. Thanks to a distraction from Omega, the newest SmackDown signing, Ricochet, pinned the Intercontinental Champion in the middle of the ring. Ricochet is clearly deserving of a title shot, but so is Omega. These two will meet head to head, and the winner challenges AJ Styles at WrestleMania.


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

Tommaso Ciampa is a desperate man. He's seen his team with Johnny Gargano fall down the ranks, and is willing to do whatever it takes to finally claim gold. This included a brazen challenge to the champions, as Ciampa stood toe to toe with all three men on Raw. The Shield simply laughed and accepted, but with the Psycho Killer on the loose, who knows what could be in store?


The Usos(c) vs Young Bucks- SmackDown Tag Team Championship Match

A legitimate dream match will take place at Elimination Chamber, as The Usos put the gold on the line against Nick and Matt Jackson. There may be no huge personal feud between these two teams, but when athletes of this caliber face off, you best be watching.


Brock Lesnar vs Cesaro vs John Cena vs Karl Anderson vs Luke Gallows vs Randy Orton

The second of two Elimination Chamber matches will see the winner crowned as number one contender to the WWE Championships. We've got two former champions in John Cena and Cesaro, both of whom have lost to current champion Tyler Breeze. As a reward for being the last SmackDown competitor in the Royal Rumble, Randy Orton earned his spot automatically. Karl Anderson and Luke Gallows will get an incredibly big opportunity, as they got into this match by winning a tag team gauntlet. All five of these men could have a great chance to head to 'Mania, but to do so, they'll have to get past the Beast. Brock Lesnar is back, and the blue brand appears to ripe for conquer.


Braun Strowman(c) vs Kurt Angle- Universal Championship Match

Last but not least, our main event. Braun Strowman has been on a tear; we haven't even seen Finn Balor since their deadly Hell in a Cell encounter. On multiple occasions, the veteran Kurt Angle has tried to get the physical advantage, but has had absolutely no luck. There's plenty on the line for both men; Angle, a chance to reclaim his legacy, and Strowman, a chance to end it for good. But hovering over this match is the presence of the mysterious Aleister Black. The Royal Rumble Winner will face one of these men in the main event of WrestleMania, a climatic war all on its own. The time for battle has arrived; who will be left standing and go on to wrestle in the biggest match of their career?


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