WWE Elimination Chamber 2018 Results and Review

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I really wanted to go to Las Vegas to see this event, but instead, ended up staying home and watching it with my 5 cats. Well, it was predictable, but was it worth your time? My time? Well, here we go, something that is definitely worth exploring on a deeper level. Let’s discuss WWE Elimination Chamber 2018 with the results and review from me, Sir Jorge.

WWE Elimination Chamber 2018 Results and Review

The kick off show had Booker T and David Otunga back. We also got backstage interviews, a Paul Heyman segment, and a match. This wasn’t bad, but I was cooking so I had to miss a few things overall.

Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson defeated The Miztourage

This was the most basic of openers. I’m sure if I was live in the crowd I would have loved it. But watching it from home, it wasn’t that good. The Miztourage are nothing more than jobbers, and the Club Sandwich boys are boring to me. I didn’t think this was much of a match, and it really wasn’t supposed to be, was it?

Alexa Bliss won the Women’s Elimination Chamber Match

Alexa Bliss withstood an onslaught of punishment from Sasha Banks and Bayley as they were the final three in the match. Bliss turned on Bayley as soon as she could, and Bliss hit a lot of great moments. She missed Twisted Bliss at one point off the top of a pod because Banks put her legs up. Other than that, it was a showcase of several women’s talents, a few botches, and the story that Bliss can hang with all the women, although everyone did well here and I was into it. A 40 minute epic it was not, but it was good to see them fight through this one. Bliss winning is cool, and I liked Banks and Bayley’s push. I hope they get it on one more time as they are great to see wrestling together.

The Bar defeated Titus Worldwide

This was a fast moving match and while it was entertaining, you knew that The Bar was going to win. There was a moment where I thought that Titus Worldwide was going to get the win, but that faded fast after Sheamus got a hot tag and beat down the athletic guys. Titus Worldwide loses again, but Dana Brooke looked amazing. I’d love to tag with her someday. Oh, the Bar wins with a weak finish, and it looked like Cesaro may have twisted an ankle. This was a fast, safe match, and it was kind of like filler.

Asuka defeated Nia Jax

What a match. This was a monster of a match and Nia Jax wasn’t done with Asuka, even though she lost. She lost after an interesting take down from Asuka that pulled Jax’s legs nearly over her head and shifted her weight over her own. It’s a good finish, but Asuka did not dominate. She got the bricks beaten off her, and I was impressed with the overall match. Nia Jax is the real deal folks, and wow, what a match. She’s awesome.

Ronda Rousey put Triple H Through a Table and got Slapped in the Face

This signing was interesting in that Rousey put Triple H through a table, and then got slapped as hard as possible by Stephanie McMahon. Kurt Angle snitched on Triple H and Stephanie, and this was a bit awkward, but Triple H went through a table which was fun. The crowd was chanting, “YOU FU**** UP” which was awesome! Rousey is amazing, I’d love to hang out with her.

Matt Hardy defeated Bray Wyatt

This was bad. It was a normal match, and Hardy won. I don’t know what I can say about this. It was just Hardy getting the win, but the fans were chanting “Rusev Day” at one point, which shows you how much this crowd wasn’t into this match.

Roman Reigns won the Elimination Chamber Match

And away we go, heading to Wrestlemania with Roman Reigns in the main event, again. Now, the big thing coming out of this is interesting, in that Braun Strowman eliminated everyone else with his powerslam. It was a great match for him, but he lost to Reigns, again. He then beat him up afterwards, but that was that. Everyone else had good showings, but no one seemed ready for Strowman, which was fascinating.

In the end, The Elimination Chamber deserves a B grade for entertainment, but it was so predictable, that I don’t really care to rewatch it. That’s the sign of a terrible PPV isn’t it? I haven’t wanted to see anything WWE has put out in a long time, which should speak volumes to this for sure.

WWE Elimination Chamber 2017 Results and Review The Most Predictable Finish or The Fat Era

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WWE Elimination Chamber 2017 Results

Mojo Rawley defeated Curt Hawkins
Becky Lynch defeated Mickie James
Kalisto and Apollo Crews defeated Dolph Ziggler
American Alpha won a tag team turmoil match
Nikki Bella vs. Natalya ended in a double countout
Naomi defeated Alexa Bliss for the Women’s Championship
Bray Wyatt defeated John Cena, The Miz, Baron Corbin, Aj Styles, and Dean Ambrose in the elimination chamber match

Mojo Rawley defeated Curt Hawkins

I may be the only Curt Hawkins fan. I may be the only person rooting for the guy, and loved his vignettes. Mojo wins this match, in a hard hitting affair, that was in the pre-show. It wasn’t terrible. It was fun for an opener, and it really made me wish I lived closer to the event, as I would’ve gone, no doubt.

Becky Lynch defeated Mickie James

Mickie James should’ve won this match. This was a pure wrestling match, folks. I loved how well this went, even though I didn’t love the ending. James and Lynch work really well as pure wrestlers, no doubt. This match went well, although the crowd seemed dead for it.

Kalisto and Apollo Crews defeated Dolph Ziggler

Dolph Ziggler got super cheered here. He beat down Kalisto up front, then ran down and beat up Apoloo Crews, but Kalisto came back to beat him. But of course, Ziggler got mad and grabbed a chair and beat the two guys up. But here’s the kicker, the crowd was chanting “Thank You Ziggler”.

American Alpha won a tag team turmoil match

I didn’t like this match. Rhyno and Heath Slater should’ve won this match. The crowd was going absolutely nuts for this. American Alpha would get beat down by the Uso brothers, but the Ascension would come out to clean up the bones. Nope. American Alpha win, even though they were dead after the Usos. I didn’t like this booking, but hey, it is what it is.

Nikki Bella vs. Natalya ended in a double countout

This was a fight. A great fight, with Natalya proving that she’s amazing. Nikki is vastly improved, but these two women just got into a fight that ended in a countout. In the backstage area they fought more, and Maryse got embarrassed. So maybe that will set up a match? I don’t know. I know, it seems odd, but if you watch the show, you’ll see what happened.

Naomi defeated Alexa Bliss for the Women’s Championship

Naomi deserves this so much, and the crowd was chanting it. She is awesome. Her timing is great, Bliss seemed rattled, and Naomi felt the glow, and won big. I loved this match, and the crowd was going nuts for her win. Naomi, wow, what a victory. I’ve not felt so proud of a wrestler in a long time, this was great.

Bray Wyatt defeated John Cena, The Miz, Baron Corbin, Aj Styles, and Dean Ambrose in the elimination chamber match

Bray Wyatt won in the most predictable chamber match. I saw on Twitter that people were so astonished about this. I wasn’t. I called it. Every podcast, and every dirt sheet said it would happen, and that’s it. Bray Wyatt wins, and is the new champion. I don’t care. You didn’t care, Corbin looked like a chump getting rolled up for the loss, by the way. I didn’t care for this main event. Oh, and the chamber has been redesigned to look soft. SAWFT! Lame. That was that.

Overall, I’d give this PPV a solid C plus. I had some fun, but it wasn’t as great as the Royal Rumble for me, so that’s that. I know, not a popular opinion.

Elimination Chamber 2015 The Kevin Owens Era Is Here

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Well, I’m finally getting to carve out a few moments to talk about Elimination Chamber 2015. As you already know, I do not put on a FULL review of things any more. I just talk about things that were good, thoughts of my own and what not. As such, here are the Elimination Chamber 2015 Results:

Stardust defeated Zack Ryder
The New Day defeated The Lucha Dragons, Tyson Kidd and Cesaro, The Prime Time Players, The Ascension, Los Matadores in an Elimination Chamber match
Nikki Bella defeated Paige and Naomi in a Triple Threat WWE Divas title match
Kevin Owens defeated John Cena
Neville defeated Bo Dallas
Ryback defeated R-Truth, Sheamus, King Barrett, Dolph Ziggler, and Mark Henry
Dean Ambrose defeated Seth Rollins by DQ in the WWE Championship Match

The Tag Teams Bring Out Their A Game

The biggest news of note for me was the tag team elimination chamber match up. It took up a huge chunk of the show, and it was a great one. It had a lot of high spots, lots of good wrestling, and some great overall crowd reaction from Texas. I thought for sure Cesaro and Kidd had this. Then I switched to The Prime Time Players getting the win. The New Day got the victory, but wow, what a roundabout of talent in this match. Cesaro is a beast, an absolute wrestling hero. The diagonal drop kick into the ropes was stellar. Kidd is underrated. That team is just incredible. This was great.

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Kevin Owens Beats John Cena CLEAN

You are not reading this wrong. Kevin Owens beat John Cena clean. No gimmicks, no chair shots, no illegal weapons, nothing. Owens came in and fought John Cena for 20 minutes and both guys put on a 5 star showing in my view. The only little thing that I didn’t like was that Owens let Cena into the ring without attacking. I would have much rather pushed Owens to attack as soon as Cena slid into the ring like a true heel. Remember, he “hates” Cena, so allowing him to have any momentum or freedom is not a good thing. Other than that minor issue, this match was great. Lots of great spots, Owens holding his own, and Cena getting surprised with a CLEAN finish. It is the biggest thing to come out Elimination Chamber this year.

The Boredom Movement of The Intercontinental Title

The IC Title should get more love. However, this was not a great match. Whether it’s a lack of chemistry, or it’s a lack of motivation, or just being worn out after seeing the best out of Cena and Owens, this just fell flat to me. Ryback winning? Mark Henry being in the match? Ugh, leave me out of this mess.

Dean Ambrose Bigger Than Roman Reigns

I can’t wait to see Roman Reigns turn heel. He is setting himself up for that Heel turn and the crowd is going to eat him alive, which is exactly what WWE needs right now. They need a monster heel and Roman Reigns is going to be that, if they turn him. Speaking of heels, Rollins played a good foil here, and losing the title for a hiccup was great too. However, the DQ finish had to happen and it has set up a ladder match for Money In The Bank on the 14, of June.

The rest of the show didn’t really get my attention as much. Neville and Dallas should’ve been better received. Stardust and Ryder had an ok match, and the divas were given 6 minutes to work. Overall, not a great show, but the Owens versus Cena match stole the show.

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WWE Elimination Chamber 2010 Results and Review

I’m sorry I’m late with all this, I’ve been working on my 1” button company called The Button Kids and just lost track of time. However, here is the first of two reviews for today, The Elimination Chamber and the Raw afterwards…

WWE Elimination Chamber 2010 Results

John Cena defeated Triple H, Ted Dibiase, Randy Orton, and Kofi Kingston in the elimination chamber to capture the WWE championship
Batista defeated John Cena to become the new WWE Champion
Drew McIntyre defeated Kane in the Intercontinental Championship Match
Michelle McCool & Layla defeated Maryse & Gail Kim
The Miz defeated MVP in the U.S Title Match
Chris Jericho defeated The Undertaker, Cm Punk, John Morrison, R Truth, and Rey Mysterio

WWE Elimination Chamber 2010 Review

John Cena defeated Triple H, Ted Dibiase, Randy Orton, and Kofi Kingston in the elimination chamber to capture the WWE championship

John Cena opened up the show and the first participant in the Chamber! The crowd blew up huge for this, and it looked pretty cool.

John Cena, Ted Dibiase, Randy Orton and Triple H were stuck in the pods while Kofi Kingston and Sheamus started the match

The pop for Randy Orton was huge. The guy is bound for the anti-hero face turn, he’s just bound for it.

I wasn’t sure who’d walk out big at this ppv, so I was blind to the start, Kofi and Sheamus. Kofi and Sheamus really started well, Kofi was all over the champion. I thought Kofi was going to really upset the champion, as it looked great to me. Sheamus was in control and the countdown began for the next competitor.

Triple H was next.

Triple H got into the ring and he stared down Sheamus…could this be Wrestlemania?

Triple H started with big right hands but Sheamus stopped that fast and wasn’t letting himself get outwrestled by the Champion, but then a big knee to the head really changed that up fast. Sheamus was reeling, and Kofi was outside the ring on the metal. Kofi got back into the match and was on fire against Sheamus and Triple H. Kofi hit Triple H on the metal apron with a Boom Dropbut landed on his backbone and looked hurt.

Randy Orton was next.

Randy Orton jumped into the match and blew open the doors. He was hitting everyone that was in the ring and was not letting up. He blasted ever single person in the ring, and started to work on Sheamus, and was getting the fan reaction of a face! My pick at this point in the match was definitely Orton, he was looking like a top notch talent. Kofi leaped off the top rope mid match and Orton hit him in mid air with a perfect dropkick defense! It was picture perfect, mid air dropkick by Orton on Kofi! I marked out huge, and after the initial pop, the crowd went silent as Orton looked to fight off Triple H next. Orton threw everyone over the top rope to the metal grating, and looked strong as he was fighting to get the win. Sheamus got the better of Orton throwing him into ring post.

Ted Dibiase was next.

Dibiase jumped into the match fresh and clean, hitting Triple H with huge right hands, then looking around to see who he’d hit next with his right hands…then he was read to attack Randy Orton, but instead offered his hand to help him out. The two started to fight together and worked on Triple H! Randy Orton with Dibiase’s help got a huge ddt on the metal grating, knocking him out nicely. Afterwards, the two friends got right in front of the door of the pod that John Cena was in and it was on!

Cena was next.

John Cena fought through both Orton and Dibiase on his way to nearly eliminating Orton right away. He was on fire and was huge, getting the crowd cheering with every move he had. He hit a huge leg drop to the back of the neck, and I was excited to see what he had in mind. Cena hit a huge Attitude Adjustment on Dibiase to the metal grating on the outside! Orton then took control and I was into the match finally!

This match was definitely looking good to me so far. Finally a good match! Dibiase was nearly eliminated but Orton saved him and was telegraphing the RKO…but out ran Cody Rhodes! Rhodes threw in a Metal Pipe and Dibiase grabbed it! DIBIASE HIT ORTON FIRST WITH THE METAL PIPE AND THEN JOHN CENA!

DIBIASE PINNED and ELIMINATED RANDY ORTON! The crowd was in complete shock and ORTON was OUT cold! There is going to be Hell to pay for Dibiase after this match that’s for sure. I liked this, the Metal Pipe shot to Orton’s head really shocked the crowd and his elimination sent a chill up my spine. I couldn’t believe I was excited.

Trouble In Paradise was hit on Dibiase and Kofi eliminated Dibiase!

Sheamus hit Kofi with a big boot and his finisher, eliminating Kofi Kingston with a sick move. Razor Ramon, eat your heart out, Sheamus made the Razor’s Edge look good again.

Then there were three.

Triple H eliminated Sheamus after a pedigree! That’s right TRIPLE H ELIMINATED SHEAMUS!

Then there was only two.

After a few minutes, John Cena made Triple H tapout to the STFU! He tapped after a long battle, and John Cena was completely gone…spent, and the new champion!

John Cena is the NEW CHAMPION!

Vince McMahon came out and said that John Cena will have to first battle the next guy….BATISTA!

BATISTA shows up! Batista, THE ANIMAL, will face John Cena for the title!

Batista defeated John Cena to become the new WWE Champion

The match started with John Cena starting with a big right hand, and only made Batista made. Batista hit a HUGE SPEAR! THE BIGGEST SPEAR OF HIS CAREER THEN NEARLY KILLED CENA WITH A HUGE BATISTA BOMB!!!!

Batista is the new WWE CHAMPION! HOLY CRAP!

Drew McIntyre defeated Kane in the Intercontinental Championship Match

Kane started this match strong, hitting drew with some big right hands and then systematically trying to break him down with power moves, and offense. However, Drew changed things around and started to hit Kane with huge right hands, but couldn’t keep the Big Red Machine down. Drew McIntyre was in trouble and was about to get hit with the big Chokeslam, but McIntyre kept trying to fight back, even though he looked defeated on the outside of the ring. Drew hit Kane with a thumb to the eye than landed his Future Shock DDT finisher to retain the title in this somewhat boring intercontinental title match.

Gail Kim and Maryse were set to battle it out in the finals of the divas championship match. But Vickie Guerrero came out and changed the plans. So we would get a tag team match instead of the finals…lame.

Michelle McCool & Layla defeated Maryse & Gail Kim

This match wasn’t half bad, Gail Kim did a good job carrying her side. Maryse wouldn’t tag in, and Michelle McCool and Layla were showing bright spots to the wwe’s women’s division. This was definitely a change of pace in a lot of ways, because this match wasn’t just quick and done. Gail Kim just got worked in this match and was eventually knocked out cold with Michelle McCool’s finisher. This match was just the destruction of Gail Kim…sadly, the former knockouts champion and bright spot of the TNA knockouts.

Post match, Maryse hit Gail Kim with her French Kiss DDT and that was the end…finally I liked the divas for a moment in time.

William Regal got in the ring and was blabbering but out came Edge to interrupt him and cut a counter promo? Who cares? Not me. It was stupid to me. I was bored. Edge once again pushes his promo on who he is going to choose.

Regal got a spear for no apparent reason.

The Miz defeated MVP in the U.S Title Match

MVP started this match fast and hard. The Miz was taking a lot of shots, and was getting worked hard. MVP was definitely fighting strong style, and Miz was able to just keep in there. MVP was slowed down midway through this match but then shot up and drilled Miz with a huge right hand, but couldn’t capitalize on the big punch. The Miz seemed to have this thing in the bag and after a while this thing just looked like a Miz highlight reel until he made a mistake and MVP hit a huge belly to belly over the top suplex off the top rope! The Miz busted himself open the hard way with a headbutt. Mark Henry broke the guardrail when Big Show moved out of the way, and that was a highlight, but inside the ring, the Yakuza kick missed and Miz distracted the ref while Big Show hit Miz with a huge right hand, and Miz retains! Not a terrible match, the pacing was a little slow, but I liked how Henry killed the guard rail, the big suplex, and the Miz getting busted open the hard way was good too.

The second elimination chamber was next, and after the first one, I was really excited to see what was going to happen.

Chris Jericho defeated The Undertaker, Cm Punk, John Morrison, R Truth, and Rey Mysterio

Rey Mysterio, John Morrison, Chris Jericho and The Undertaker started inside the pods.

CM Punk got on the mic and it was gold again. He had a captive audience and relly just sold it, the guy doesn’t need a title, he’s amazing on the mic.

CM Punk and R Truth started the match.

I thought Shawn Michaels was going to knock someone out to get a shot inside, but so far, nope. Truth had complete control over Punk and at one point Truth did a complete flip off the top rope onto Punk, and this thing was just all TRUTH on Punk. It was quite the opening, that’s for sure. Punk hit a huge kick and then the GTS and BOOOM eliminated R TRUTH!

Before the time limit expired, Truth was gone and Punk got on the mic for another sermon! Wow!

CM Punk eliminated R Truth.

Rey Mysterio was next.

Myserio and Punk fought, with Mysterio fighting fast and hard. Punk was out classed right away with Mysterio being fresh. Punk was definitely caught off guard, that’s for sure. Mysterio looked to be setting up the 619 but Punk woke up fast and hit a huge power slam to stop Mysterio’s offense. He then set up the GTS but Mysterio countered and this one looked great to start. Punk threw Mysterio into the cage ad into the glass of the pods and was really hitting hard, but Mysterio wasn’t going down without a fight. Mysterio rose to the top of one of the pods, but Punk chased him and the two fought on the top rope. Punk got hit hard in the exchange, Mysterio turned things around, hit a huge splash and eliminated CM PUNK!

Chris Jericho was next.

Jericho and Mysterio exchanged moves, and Jericho got the better of the exchange because he was fresh. Mysterio hit the 619 and Jericho barely managed to roll outside of the ring and countered Mysterio’s high flying offense fast. Jericho bought himself some time and Mysterio was screaming in pain as he hit the metal apron hard. Mysterio’s Lucha Style Dragon Sleeper was impressive, but Jericho twisted it into the Walls of Jericho and really had Mysterio. But the next pod was about to open!

Morrison was next.

Morrison fought Jericho first and really tried to make a statement, getting some fast offense, but he also hit Mysterio, so it wasn’t one sided. Morrison was rocked hard as Mysterio knocked him off the top rope and into one of the pods. Morrison was set up for the 619 but Jericho hit a huge Tilt-O-World backbreaker. Mysterio fought a good battle and it looked like he had this thing in the bag at many different points of the match up. Mysterio was aiming for a huge Hurricanrana but held onto the ropes, and then hit Starship Pain! John Morrison eliminated Rey Mysterio!

Jericho and Morrison were left to fight each other off now, and Undertaker was in the chamber. Only good would come of this. Morrison was placed into the Walls of Jeriho, as the countdown for Taker was going down.

Undertaker was next and he jumped in fresh and was fighting great overall. However, Jericho and Morrison still had to fight and the two were pushing the Undertaker out of the match by working together. Jericho was busted open the hard way at this point, and the three were really fighting through some sick moments. Jericho tried to hide in a pod but Undertaker cornered him inside and was fighting hard and fast…leaving Jericho half dead inside a pod. Morison hit the Undertaker hard and it looked like he re-injured his leg, and went for Starship Pain, but Taker got the knee up and stopped it! Jericho was ready to fight, but he locked himself in a pod to avoid Undertaker and Morrison again. Morrison was victim to the Taker and as soon as Taker looked like he was going to hit the Last Ride, Jericho jumped out of his chamber and attacked at will!

This match was definitely living up to the hype, and was just as good as the first chamber match. Morrison got slammed hard on the steel apron outside the ring and looked like Taker had this one in the bag. After that he eliminated Morrison, and there was only two men left…Jericho and Undertaker and Taker meant business at this point. Jericho took his time and carefully plotted his move, while the crowd was firmly behind The Undertaker.

Jericho hit a good mid-rope Superplex and this thing looked great. I liked it. Jericho looked like he might be able to pin the world champion. Jericho slapped the Walls of Jericho on Undertaker and right in the middle of the ring! Taker turned it around and locked in Hell’s Gate on Jericho! Jericho fought away and got to the outside on the apron! Jericho hit a huge CODEBREAKER and I thought this one was over! After 2 and a quarter Taker pulled a shoulder up and that was insane! Jericho looked defeated, but he kept fighting Undertaker. Undertaker set up the Last Ride and Jericho was dead. He was completely dead, Jericho was finally put away….but Taker didn’t capitalize.

Undertaker then looked like he was going to end this thing with a Tombstone Piledriver! Out of nowhere, SHAWN MICHAELS SHOWED UP FROM UNDER THE GRATING! HBK KNOCKED OUT UNDERTAKER!

CHRIS JERICHO rolled over and PINNED UNDERTAKER! HBK COST TAKER THE MATCH! JERICHO PINNED TAKER!

CHRIS JERICHO IS THE NEW WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION!

HOLY CRAP HOLY CRAP! JERICHO WINS! JERICHO WINS!

This ppv really was worth it…man if you saw you had to like it. DANG HBK COSTS TAKER THE TITLE!

WWE No Way Out 2009 Results and Review Elimination Chambers

This month’s ppv was all hype and really debatable delivery. I opted NOT to go see it live even though it was in my home town. I just ordered the ppv, it would’ve been cheaper that way for me. So tonight, here is how it all went down!

Up first was the Smackdown main event, which was odd. I didn’t know that they would have the first chamber match up at the beginning, but apparently it is so.

Triple H defeated Edge, Kozlov, Jeff Hardy, and The Big show in a WWE Championship Elimination Chamber Match

Edge started the match with Jeff Hardy. Hardy started fast and furious, getting the better of Edge, initiating the quick start that a ppv really should have. Jeff Hardy was quick, so quick that Edge got caught up in a school boy pin, and was eliminated! That’s right, Edge was eliminated immediately, and this promises that we will see an all new CHAMPION! That’s right, EDGE is eliminated early in the first elimination chamber match up.

Kozlov was the next guy in against Jeff Hardy. Kozlov immediately disabled a much tired Jeff Hardy. Hardy was obviously fatigued and was losing this one thanks to the Russian brawler. Hardy managed to turn the tables within the five minutes, and then out came The Big Show! That’s right, The Big Show came out and started to stomp the tired competitors out easily. He was throwing around Hardy like a ragdoll! Kozlov and Big Show was the best part of the middle of the match up. Kozlov was fighting Big show and showing that he had some chops. Triple H was the next guy in and started cleaning house right away. Things really picked up as a fresh Triple H was hitting everyone that was moving. Hardy was knocked out cold, and Triple H was on a road to winning by dropping everyone in the ring, and as Hardy tried to get in the mix he got a huge Lariat for his troubles. Undertaker came in shortly after this, and started to clear things up completely. He was killing it in there, and eventually dropped Kozlov off for the last ride and he was eliminated. Big Show took advantage after this and was taking out everyone. Jeff Hardy climbed to the top of one of the pods, and fell onto Big Show with a swanton, and Triple H pulled a cover out of it!

The final three were Undertaker, Jeff Hardy and Triple H!

I thought Jeff Hardy had this sewn up, but after a bad landing onto the Game who was on he outside, Undertaker delivered a monstrous Tombstone Piledriver to eliminate Hardy. The final two were The Undertaker and Triple H! I had money on Taker…just so you know. The two started off fast, and this was definitely a good bout. The Game had the early upper hand, but things spilled out onto the ramp, and then Triple H looked like he was going down with a HUGE Tombstone, but somehow, somehow he landed one leg on the ropes! That’s right, he got hit with a HUGE Tombstone, and I thought it was all over, but no…one foot on the rope stopped this thing. Moments later the Pedigree got hit! The Pedigree knocked out Taker but didn’t keep him down for the three count! Triple H then got a third or fourth wind, and after yet another Pedigree, Undertaker was pinned and our new champion is Triple H. That’s right, Triple H wins!

Randy Orton defeated Shane McMahon

The second match of the night was the Randy Orton Shane McMahon grudge match. Shane started things out fast, having Randy have to come back fast. The shots were not average, as Shane was working really stiff here. Shane McMahon had things going for him well with Randy Orton busted wide open, and McMahon getting ready to launch off the top rope. Legacy ran down and helped Orton, but it back fired quickly with Shane making a comeback. He climbed the third rope then flew for a huge elbow drop, but Orton moved and Shane McMahon took a huge bump trough the announce table! Later on in the match up, Randy Orton delivered a huge SuperPlex from the third rope through a table! That’s right, HUGE right through the table, breaking Shane in half. Still no pinfall though; McMahon got a second wind and started to hit Orton with a steel chair, and was set to punt the crap out of Orton’s head! He got a running start and ran straight into an RKO! Randy Orton then pinned McMahon and it was over. Hopefully we’ll see Vince take on Randy at Wrestlemania to get the ultimate revenge!

Jack Swagger defeated Finlay

This was a mil match up. It was very boring to say the least. It wasn’t all that great at all. It was a ground level technical match up, nothing too crazy here, which sucked the life out of the crowd. Swagger worked really hard though, and barely got out alive as Finlay had this sewn up with the Rolling Hills set up, but after a counter Swagger pinned Finlay and it was all over.

Shawn Michaels defeated JBL

JBL was in full charge over Shawn Michaels. HBK was getting really worked overall in this match up. Shawn was thrown outside the ring several times, and then his wife slapped JBL! A second wind got under the sails of HBK for the second half of this match up and he was looking like the old HBK! He was on fire and he was getting in good in this match up. He eventually hit sweet chin music and won! This match was formulaic and really lame. It wasn’t that great…trust me. HBK wins and this feud is hopefully over.

Edge defeated Chris Jericho, Rey Mysterio Jr, Mike Knox, Kane, and John Cena

Kofi Kingston was suppose to be in this match up, but Edge ran down and knocked out Kofi Kingston! That’s right, Kofi Kingston was knocked out cold and Edge put himself into the World Championship Match Up!

Rey Mysterio and Jericho started things off in this match, and it wasn’t half bad. The two work well together, and things picked up greatly when Kane jumped in! Kane really pushed things once inside and was fresh, knocking around both Jericho and Rey Mysterio. Rey as climbing all over the cage and jumping some huge drops to hit people; that being said, he eliminated Kane! That’s right, Kane was eliminated by Rey Mysterio after a huge nearly twenty foot plunge of a seated senton! Nice work indeed, that’s for sure. The next person in was Mike Knox and he immediately went to work on Rey Mysterio. He nearly knocked him out right from the start, and then isolated him and Jericho. Chris Jericho randomly hit the code breaker on Mike Knox and eliminated him! That’s right, Jericho eliminated Mike Knox, and it left Mysterio and Jericho alone with Cena and Edge in the pods! After a few moments all participants were in! John Cena was hit with the Code Breaker, The 619, and a spear by edge, and was pinned! Cena is out, promising a new champion later on! Mysterio reversed The Walls of Jericho into a pin, and eliminated Chris Jericho! Edge and Rey Mysterio were the final two competitors in this match up! Rey Mysterio was trying everything to stay in this match including a reversed 619 to edge, some amazing results overall, but Edge somehow knocked out Rey Mysterio, and won via pinfall! That’s right, EDGE won the Raw side of things!

WWE No Way Out 2009 Results

Triple H defeated Edge, Kozlov, Jeff Hardy, and The Big show in a WWE Heavyweight Championship Elimination Chamber Match
Randy Orton defeated Shane McMahon
Jack Swagger defeated Finlay
Shawn Michaels defeated JBL
Edge defeated Chris Jericho, Rey Mysterio Jr, Mike Knox, Kane, and John Cena in a WWE Championship elimination chamber match

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