WWE’s yearly WrestleMania roadblock, Elimination Chamber, takes place down under this year from Perth, Australia at a special start time of 5am ET. Between the two Chamber matches, we’ll find out who will be challenging for Raw’s World Heavyweight Championship and Women’s World Championship at WrestleMania. But after defeating five other Superstars inside one of the most dangerous structures in WWE, will the challengers be at 100% at the Showcase of the Immortals?
WWE Elimination Chamber: Perth date and start time
WWE Elimination Chamber: Perth will air live on Saturday, February 24, 2024 at a special start time of 5am ET (6pm local time, GMT+8) from Optus Stadium in Perth, Australia.
How to watch WWE Elimination Chamber: Perth
WWE Elimination Chamber: Perth will stream on Peacock in the United States, and the WWE Network elsewhere.
WWE Elimination Chamber: Perth full card and predictions
The Judgment Day (c) vs. New Catch Republic for the Undisputed WWE Tag Team Championship
Shane: It feels like we’ve been building towards an eventual Judgment Day vs. Awesome Truth match at WrestleMania for the tag team titles ever since The Miz was thrown into the mix. And honestly, I’m all for it. WrestleMania is still 40ish days away, so we could have a couple title changes between now and then, but I think it makes more sense to keep the straps on the Judgment Day till then.
Winners: The Judgment Day
Jay: I agree with Shane. We are, ugh, building to Awesome Truth vs. Judgment Day and they are going to take the tag titles. I love Truth and I would to see him get some shine, but this has shades of Sami Zayn vs. The Bloodline from last year and the fact that it ties up Priest and Balor – who should be featured more prominently – annoys me. But then again, I am willing to bet that once Awesome Truth win the tag titles, the titles will split with the explanation that Truth forget one set on a given show.
Winners: The Judgment Day
The Grayson Waller Effect with special guests Seth “Freakin” Rollins and Cody Rhodes
Rhea Ripley (c) vs. Nia Jax for the Women’s World Championship
Shane: I have to admit that they have built Nia Jax up really well since her return. And I have also enjoyed her most recent run way more than when she first wrestled for WWE. But! There is no chance in hell Nia Jax is walking out of Elimination Chamber as champ when Mami is still on top. Especially with this PLE taking place in Australia.
Winner: Rhea Ripley
Jay: Rhea. This is the easiest match to predict. She’s in her hometown and is clearly facing Becky Lynch at Mania.
Winner: Rhea Ripley
Becky Lynch vs. Bianca Belair vs. Liv Morgan vs. Tiffany Stratton vs. Naomi vs. Raquel Rodriguez (Women’s Elimination Chamber match – Winner receives a Women’s World Championship match at WrestleMania)
Shane: They have been building and teasing a Lynch/Ripley match for months at this point, so it has to be Becky. There is a slight, slight, slight, slight, slight chance it could be Liv Morgan facing Rhea at Mania to continue their whole injury revenge program, but I think that match is much more likely to take place after Mania, possibly at Backlash. Becky and Rhea feels like the WrestleMania program we’ve been building towards.
Winner: Becky Lynch
Jay: The Man will take it. They’ve been building to Rhea vs. Becky since the fall and now is time to pull the trigger.
Winner: Becky Lynch
Drew McIntyre vs. Randy Orton vs. Bobby Lashley vs. LA Knight vs. Kevin Owens vs. Logan Paul (Men’s Elimination Chamber match – Winner receives a World Heavyweight Championship match at WrestleMania)
Shane: It has to be Drew, right? He has been on a roll since his heel turn and main eventing WrestleMania again, with fans in attendance this time, is long overdue. I am curious to see if this match kicks off the rumored LA Knight/Logan Paul feud or somehow continues the KO/Logan Paul program instead.
Winner: Drew McIntyre
Jay: DM Hunk is this year’s hater of the year. He is not only going to win the chamber and the title at Mania, he will take that title to the 2024 Player Hater’s Ball where he will face Star, Buc Nasty, and Silky Johnson to claim his rightful crown as Player Hater of the Year.
Winner: Drew McIntyre
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