WWE: Predicting Elimination Chamber Match Results Into WrestleMania

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Braun and Elias and Miz, Oh My!

If I look into my crystal ball, which is actually not a ball but my notes and not made of crystal but rather from 32-pound 100-brightness copy paper, this one has triple threat written all over it. I would say Elias gets some measure of revenge over Braun, forcing him out of the Elimination Chamber match. Then, on Monday, when Elias interrupts a Miz promo to demand an Intercontinental title match, Braun comes out to not only challenge Elias but request an IC title shot of his own. All of a sudden Kurt Angle’s music hits, he jabberjaws into a microphone and boom: We have ourselves a Triple Threat match for the Intercontinental Championship at WrestleMania (which Braun will win, BTW).

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Big Match John’s Big Ol’ Road To WrestleMania

So John Cena’s been whining that he doesn’t have a clear path to WrestleMania for the first time in sixty thousand years or something. Since he will not be winning the Elimination Chamber match, I think this will be one of the major stories to come out of the pay-per-view. So if all six of the other guys have their matches and feuds set, what’s left for John?

It’s simple: A big attraction match at WrestleMania. It can’t be a fight against any of the current roster guys, though. It has to be a legend, a superstar, someone who isn’t currently active on the roster, but big and well-loved enough to make this match a really big deal.=

Undertaker, you say? This is me wagging my finger at you. Think bigger and more physically capable, kids.

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Imagine Cena at Raw Monday night. Imagine him being all gloomy in the middle of the ring, complaining about not having his WrestleMania spot this year. Then suddenly “Break The Walls Down” hits and Chris Jericho walks out and challenges John to a match at WM.

John Cena vs. Chris Jericho at WrestleMania this year. Tell me you don’t want that.