WWE Elimination Chamber: Toronto took place on Saturday, March 1, live from the Rogers Centre in Toronto, Canada. The event had four matches confirmed for show, with two of those being the Elimination Chamber matches to determine major championship contenders for WrestleMania 41. Besides that, there was also a major segment scheduled to take place.
WWE Elimination Chamber: Toronto Results
- Jade Cargill returned… And she attacked Naomi! (With Naomi unable to actually wrestle, the women’s Elimination Chamber match proceeded)
- Bianca Belair won the women’s Elimination Chamber match via pinfall following a KOD on Liv Morgan.
- Belair celebrated her victory at the top of the ramp, and Women’s World Champion Rhea Ripley soon joined her. The two were then joined by IYO SKY.
- Trish Stratus and Tiffany Stratton defeated Nia Jax and Candice LeRae when the WWE Women’s Champion landed the Prettiest Moonsault Ever.
- Official attendance for this event was announced to be 38,493.
- Kevin Owens defeated Sami Zayn via pinfall in their unsanctioned match.
- Randy Orton made his return, thus stopping Owens from any further attacks on Zayn. Orton was about to punt-kick Owens, but security intervened.
- John Cena won the men’s Elimination Chamber by forcing CM Punk to pass out from the STFU.
- WWE Universal Champion Cody Rhodes made his way to the ring to acknowledge Cena as his next challenger. Alongside Travis Scott, The Rock made his way to the ring too.
- With the use of very colorful language, Rhodes basically said “No” to The Rock’s proposal. Cena and Rhodes hugged but, following a signal from The Rock, Cena turned on Rhodes.
- Cena has effectively aligned himself with The Rock.
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