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'''Elimination Chamber''' is a match type in ] (seen in ]), which is a variation of the steel cage and ] matches, in that the ring is surrounded by a steel structure of chain and girders, but is circular allowing for four inner chambers to be placed on the apron with platforms keeping the wrestlers from the floor. The metal is black and the chambers are made of 'bulletproof' glass. The match is contested by six wrestlers, two beginning the match and the other four in the glass chambers. After five minutes a chamber opens at random and wrestler is added to the two already competing, and this continues until all men are released. Wrestlers are eliminated by pinfall or submission, leading to some being eliminated before every wrestler is released into the match, and the winner is the final man left after all others have been eliminated. '''Elimination Chamber''' is a match type in ] (seen in ]), which is a variation of the steel cage and ] matches, in that the ring is surrounded by a steel structure of chain and girders, but is circular allowing for four inner chambers to be placed on the apron with platforms keeping the wrestlers from the floor. The metal is black and the chambers are made of 'bulletproof' glass. The match is contested by six wrestlers, two beginning the match and the other four in the glass chambers. After five minutes a chamber opens at random and wrestler is added to the two already competing, and this continues until all men are released. Wrestlers are eliminated by pinfall or submission, leading to some being eliminated before every wrestler is released into the match, and the winner is the final man left after all others have been eliminated.


] general manager ] created the match in the fall of 2002 stating it combines elements of the WWE's ], ] and ] ] matches, in that the countdown timer comes from the Rumble and War Games, the enclosed cage format from War Games, and the elimination process from the Rumble and Series. ] general manager ] created the match in the fall of 2002 stating it combines elements of the WWE's ], ] and ] ] matches, in that the countdown timer comes from the Rumble and War Games, the enclosed cage format from War Games, and the elimination process from the Rumble and Series.


To date only two Chamber matches have been held, both of which having moments where the 'bulletproof' Chamber glass was shattered during an attack, and the order of entry to the ring matches the 'random' release of the wrestlers into the match. Triple H entered both matches as reigning World Heavyweight Champion and was involved in the final pinfall, losing the first and winning the second. He will not enter the third match as Champion as it is vacant, and all three so far have been held with that championship on the line. To date only two Chamber matches have been held, both of which having moments where the 'bulletproof' Chamber glass was shattered during an attack, and the order of entry to the ring matches the 'random' release of the wrestlers into the match. Triple H entered both matches as reigning World Heavyweight Champion and was involved in the final pinfall, losing the first and winning the second. He will not enter the third match as Champion as it is vacant, and all three so far have been held with that championship on the line.

Revision as of 01:43, 2 January 2005

Elimination Chamber is a match type in professional wrestling (seen in World Wrestling Entertainment), which is a variation of the steel cage and Hell in a Cell matches, in that the ring is surrounded by a steel structure of chain and girders, but is circular allowing for four inner chambers to be placed on the apron with platforms keeping the wrestlers from the floor. The metal is black and the chambers are made of 'bulletproof' glass. The match is contested by six wrestlers, two beginning the match and the other four in the glass chambers. After five minutes a chamber opens at random and wrestler is added to the two already competing, and this continues until all men are released. Wrestlers are eliminated by pinfall or submission, leading to some being eliminated before every wrestler is released into the match, and the winner is the final man left after all others have been eliminated.

RAW general manager Eric Bischoff created the match in the fall of 2002 stating it combines elements of the WWE's Royal Rumble, Survivor Series and WCW War Games matches, in that the countdown timer comes from the Rumble and War Games, the enclosed cage format from War Games, and the elimination process from the Rumble and Series.

To date only two Chamber matches have been held, both of which having moments where the 'bulletproof' Chamber glass was shattered during an attack, and the order of entry to the ring matches the 'random' release of the wrestlers into the match. Triple H entered both matches as reigning World Heavyweight Champion and was involved in the final pinfall, losing the first and winning the second. He will not enter the third match as Champion as it is vacant, and all three so far have been held with that championship on the line.

With this third match, Triple H and Jericho will have both competed in a record all three Chamber matches, followed by two matches each by Michaels (in the first two) and Orton (in the latter two). Though he is not competing, Michaels will still be involved in the third Chamber match as a Special Guest Referee.

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