This week on Raw, Stephanie McMahon made yet another historic announcement concerning the women’s division, announcing that for the first time ever, there would be a women’s Elimination Chamber match at the upcoming pay-per-view of the same name. The match, like the women’s Rumble match, had been long rumoured online and the announcement won’t have come as a surprise to many people.

The women’s roster delivered a nostalgia-filled and hugely enjoyable Royal Rumble bout and the company will be very keen to capitalise on that momentum. The important thing for them heading into the Elimination Chamber is to get the right entrants and if they can do that, then the women could really deliver a classic chamber match. Let’s take a look at who should enter the first-ever women’s elimination chamber match.

Alexa Bliss

Let’s get this one out of the way. Bliss is the current women’s champion and therefore the first confirmed entrant into the match. Is there a chance she will lose the title before the event? It seems highly unlikely, and even if she did, she would definitely be in the match regardless.  The match will be used to set up Alexa’s bout at Mania, with either Asuka coming down after the match to confirm she is going to face her, or Alexa having an altercation with someone (Nia Jax, most likely) during the match that sets up a feud.

Bliss has been an excellent champion and is an integral part of the women’s roster, having her compete in this match gives her the chance to be a part of history as, obviously, she didn’t get a chance to partake in the first ever Rumble.

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Stephanie McMahon revealed in the opening segment of tonight’s episode of RAW that Alexa Bliss would be defending her Women’s Championship in the Women’s Elimination Chamber match next month. Stephanie did not reveal the participants for the match.

NOW'S THE TIME TO CELEBRATE! The first-ever Women’s #EliminationChamber Match will take place at #WWEChamber!!!! @WWEAsuka @StephMcMahon #RAW pic.twitter.com/UstPOes0cH

— WWE (@WWE) January 30, 2018

The Elimination Chamber takes place on February 25th in Las Vegas. As always, we will have live play-by-play coverage of the event.

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The T-Mobile Arena indicated on Facebook that there could be two Elimination Chamber matches at this year’s annual event — one for the men and possibly one for the women.

The promotional image featured Samoa Joe and Alexa Bliss at the forefront in the advertisement for next month’s event. The caption for the event asks which of the twelve RAW stars will “make it” inside the Chamber. This of course indicates two potential Chamber matches, as they have traditionally only had six competitors.

While it’s has not been officially confirmed yet on a women’s Elimination Chamber match, Kurt Angle previously mentioned in an interview that the women will have that type of match at some point. Pro Wrestling Sheet also reported a while back there there was internal talk of the match happening.

The Elimination Chamber takes place on February 28th in Las Vegas, Nevada and airs live on the WWE Network.

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WWE issued a promo today that offers 3 months of the WWE Network service for only $0.99. This deal will allow you to receive WWE Clash of Champions, NXT Takeover: Philly, The Royal Rumble, Elimination Chamber and Fastlane.

You can sign up for the network at this link.

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Ryan Satin & James McKenna of Pro Wrestling Sheet mentioned on an installment of Wrestling Sheet Radio that there has been a lot of talk within WWE about doing a first-ever Women’s Elimination Chamber match. While very little details were elaborated, it’s worth mentioning that Kurt Angle recently teased a possible Women’s Chamber match during a Q&A session on his Facebook page.

With The Elimination Chamber pay-per-view set to take place in February of 2018, it’s very possible that the company could make the announcement sometime in the coming months.

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John Cena spoke with WSVN-TV promoting the upcoming second season of American Grit. Highlights are below:

If he wrestled the entire match at WrestleMania 33 with the engagement ring in his pocket: “There are some secrets that should be kept secret my friend. That one’s for me to know. I like the fact that a lot of folks ask me where I kept the ring. I know where I kept it and I think that’s a secret I’ll keep with me.”

What to expect from his WWE return: “I just want to get back in the fray. I think it’s a wonderful time to be a fan, to be a member of our WWE Universe. The rosters on both sides, SmackDown Live and Monday Night Raw, is packed with very capable, unbelievable superstars and I’m just waiting to get back into the mix and try to prove my worth once again.”

His interaction with Ric Flair immediately after tying his record at the Royal Rumble: “I have a longstanding friendship with Ric Flair. He’s been a mentor to me over the years. It was very important to me that he was there for me that night. He was nothing but encouraging, so honorable and so inspirational. He’s a wonderful guy and a lot of fun and I’m really happy that he was there. It was a great moment for all of us.”

How many more title runs he thinks he has left: “I truly don’t look at it like that. I just want to be able to be able to perform at an elite level. I know that at 40 years old and 15 years in the WWE now it’s been a long journey, longer than most. I have to find my grit every day to keep working hard to keep up with all of these young, strong guys. It truly is a young man’s game but I feel really good. I look forward to July 4th and I think everybody will see that I haven’t lost a step yet.”

Who he thinks he should pass the torch to: “I think it’s been passed without me. There’s a lot of folks who are currently doing a lot of damage on the roster. The show is thriving in my absence. I think it’s extremely competitive. I did win the 16th Championship at the Rumble but I was unfortunate in my first defense at Elimination Chamber and before that I hadn’t really been in the Championship picture for a while. I think the company is moving on quite well. I don’t know if there needs to be a formal anointment but they’re really doing well without me.”

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