WWE Elimination Chamber Results: Who Will Battle Batista?
Last night six men climbed into the WWE elimination chamber, but only one survived to battle Batista at WrestleMania 30. And the Wyatt Family took on The Shield in an epic six-man tag team match. Who won? Read on to find out all you need to know.
Randy Orton took on John Cena, Daniel Bryan and Sheamus, as well as Christian and Cesaro in the specially-designed elimination chamber. Orton had to win in order to retain his title and face Batista in the main event at WrestleMania 30. In the weeks leading up to the match, Orton had to face each one of his competitors individually, but last night faced them all at one time.
After all of the "pods" were opened, the five men decided to turn against Orton and try to de-throne the champ, which led to him trying to hide in his pod. Of course, that did not last long, as Sheamus was able to deliver a kick that busted the pod, giving Orton nowhere else to hide. Unfortunately, Sheamus was the first man eliminated, and Christian was soon to follow. Cesaro submitted to Cena's signature move, the STF. But that's when things changed dramatically.
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The lights went out, and suddenly the Wyatt Family emerged in the elimination chamber, along with Cena, Orton and Bryan. They went after Cena first, and Bray Wyatt delivered his signature Sister Abigail, allowing Orton to pin him. Then Kane emerged to throw the Wyatts out of the chamber, but Bryan decided to turn his attention to Kane and tried to take him out. That left Orton free to deliver the RKO to Bryan, which he kicked out of. But Orton, along with Kane's help, was able to deliver another RKO and finish Bryan, which left him victorious and still the WWE World Heavyweight Champion.
In other battles, Batista defeated Alberto del Rio. And in the epic Wyatt Family versus The Shield, the odd Wyatt Family was victorious. Bray Wyatt was able to deliver Sister Abigail to Roman Reigns, giving the Wyatt Family the win.
WrestleMania 30 will be on April 6, 2014 in New Orleans, with Hall of Famer Hulk Hogan reportedly hosting the event.
