Drew McIntyre and Becky Lynch claimed the wins in their respective sections of the WWE Elimination Chamber 2024 bouts in Perth Australia on Saturday, while Asuka and Kairi Sane held on to their women’s tag team championship as did the Judgement day in the men’s division.
Women’s Tag Team Championship: The Kabuki Warriors hold title.
The Women’s tag team championship was on the line at the special event as defending champions Kabuki Warriors, Asuka and Kairi Sane, took on the challenge posed by Candice LeRae and Indi Hartwell.
It was an entertaining affair that could have swung either way, but the holders edged out LeRae and Hartwell in a hard-fought battle to hold on to their titles.
Women’s Elimination Chamber: Becky Lynch wins.
Becky Lynch stood tall inside the unforgiving chamber as she outlasted the challenge posted by five other competitors.
Becky ‘The Man’ Lynch survived a slog-fest which saw her get the better of Bianca Belair, Liv Morgan, Tiffany Stratton, Naomi, and Raquel Rodriguez as they were eliminated one after the other until Lynch was announced the winner in a brutal bout.
Undisputed Tag Team Championship: Judgement Day Hold on to Title.
The Men’s undisputed tag team champions Judgement Day ensured that they would walk away from the special event ahead of Wrestlemania with the gold around their waist as they laid waste to the fight posted by New Catch Republic, Pete Dunne and Taylor Bate.
Dunne and Bate put up a prolonged fight with their sights set on the team prize, but the Judgement Day picked up the win as Finn Balor tagged himself in after Daien Priest nearly avoided a loss by pinfall. Bate waltzed into the ring in the last minute as he took the fight to Bate before picking up a win by pinfall.
Women’s Championship: Rhea Ripley Defends Title
Hometown favourite Rhea Ripley was rallied on by the crowd at Perth as her family was present to witness the Australian wrestler defend her title against Nia Jax in an excruciating bout.
Men’s Elimination Chamber: Drew McIntyre stands tall.
Drew McIntyre ensured that he would take on Seth Rollins for the heavyweight title as he outlasted the challenge in the headline fixture of the day.
McIntyre opened the bout against LA Knight before Kevin Owens, Bobby Lashley, Randy Orton and Logan Paul all threw their hats in.
The bout was as brutal as it got with bodies flying everywhere including through the glass chambers and was noted for an outside interference from AJ Styles caused an elimination.
It boiled down to McIntyre and Orton as the final two men left in the contest and Orton looked primed to take the pinfall as he hit the Scot with an RKO out of nowhere, but an undue interruption by Paul, who took a brass knuckle to Orton, laid the Viper flat. McIntyre capitalised on the moment to take the win.
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