The main event.
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WWE’s first pay-per-view of the year saw Edge return to win the Royal Rumble and a main event spot at WrestleMania. At the next big show, Elimination Chamber on Feb. 21, we’ll see who else will be taking part in WrestleMania’s headlining matches. Thus far, we only know one match that’ll take place at the show, but it’s a big one: Drew McIntyre defends his WWE Championship in an Elimination Chamber match against AJ Styles, The Miz, Sheamus, Randy Orton and Jeff Hardy.
Start times
The Elimination Chamber will emanate from WWE’s ThunderDome, held in Florida’s Tropicana Field stadium. The main card starts both days at 7 p.m. ET/4 p.m. PT. If you’re a paid WWE Network subscriber — at $9.99 a month — you can watch Elimination Chamber live for no extra cost. Otherwise, you’ll need to contact your local cable provider.
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Viewers in the UK will have to stay up late to watch Elimination Chamber; the show starts midnight Sunday UK time. Elimination Chamber starts for Australians at 11 a.m. AEDT on Monday.
Note that this is the final WWE pay-per-view US viewers can watch on the WWE Network. The next WWE PPV is Fastlane on March 21, but beginning March 18, US viewers will have to go through NBC’s Peacock streaming service.
Match cardWWE Championship Elimination Chamber match: Drew McIntyre (c) vs. Randy Orton vs. The Miz vs. Sheamus vs. Jeff Hardy vs. AJ Styles.
We’ll update this page as more matches are announced.
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