WWE 2019 Elimination Chamber Results: Live Updates, Recap, Ratings, Matches, Map, Start Time, Highlights

The Road to WrestleMania 35 is underway and Sunday night, inside the Toyota Center in Houston, we make one of the most important stops of our annual trip when we enter the Elimination Chamber. The card is a bit thinner than the pay-per-view offerings we've been used to in recent months, but the two fights planned inside the devastating structure should offer all the enthusiasm we expect as fans.

WWE Champion Daniel Bryan will be well positioned to hold the title against five of SmackDown's top superstars. And in the second game of the elimination chamber, the story will be written: six teams will face to get the title of first female team champion since the company eliminated the titles in 1989.

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WWE Elimination Chamber 2019 Matches

• WWE Championship (Elimination Chamber): Daniel Bryan (c) vs. AJ Styles vs. Randy Orton vs. Samoa Joe vs. Jeff Hardy vs. Kofi Kingston
• Intercontinental Championship: Bobby Lashley (c) and Lio Rush against Finn Balor
• Raw Women's Championship: Ronda Rousey (c) against Ruby Riott
• Braun Strowman vs. Baron Corbin (no disqualification)

Live results of the WWE Elimination Chamber 2019, highlights

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Summary of the WWE 2019 elimination chamber, grades

Cruiserweight Championship – Buddy Murphy (c) def. Akira Tozawa via pinfall to keep the title (Kickoff Show): Coming from a low back injury after a suplex at the start of the match, Tozawa had a brief advantage thanks to a brilliant wizard and a fantastic huricanrana in the air from the top of the rope. Frustrated at not being able to put Tozawa at bay, Murphy pushed him away, which angered Tozawa into a new series of offenses. An inverted huricanrana and tope suicida, followed by a sentinel on Murphy – raised in the ring on the middle rope – gave a score of 2.8 for Tozawa. The challenger tried to lock the champion in an octopus bid, but Murphy escaped and hit Murphy's law for 1-2-3. A solid match between two talented cruisers, but he did not have time to really shine. A fun way to start the show, though. Category B-

Women's Team Championship (Elimination Chamber) – Boss & # 39; N Hug Connection vs Riott Squad vs Nia Jax & Tamina vs The IIconics vs. Mandy Rose & Sonya Deville vs. Naomi & Carmella: Before the first door was opened, Bayley's cleavage on Rose with her legs raised in the bedroom wall was one of the highlights of the first hour. The six women (order below) then completed a pyramidal superplex, with Bayley having been the most affected by the retribution at the opening of the second group. Once the IIconics came in, they tried to put all the women in the ring, but paid close attention to the aggression of Sasha Banks & Bayley. Fabulous Glow cleans the house when the door of their basket is open before the women get out of each other with powerful movements. Eventually, Billie Kaye surprised Naomi with a bridge and Peyton Royce jumped over to help her sneak for the first elimination. The IIconics then hid in a boat that was torn apart by Jax and Tamina, who hit a double Samoan drop to get the combined pin. The remaining teams attempted to defeat Jax & Tamina and the Riott squad climbed to the top of a basket to splash the two women. Once Jax woke up, she hit Liv Morgan with a Samoan Drop from the second rope and Tamina nailed the two members of the Riott team with the Superly Splash for the third elimination of the night.

Jax tried to charge Bayley, but one step aside in the ring saw Jax crush on a pod, destroying her while she remained motionless; The other four women ganged up on Tamina. Banks hit a meteor and Bayley nailed a fall to the elbow while the four women covered her from a fall. Banks sold his injured shoulder late, and the Boss's finisher N Hug – a stab in a Bayley to Belly – on Deville was broken by Rose at 2.9. Rose climbed to the top of a gondola, so Boss' N Hug followed with Banks to help Bayley at the top. Deville met them soon to fall first; Bayley followed him and Deville dug his spine into the support beam of the basket. With Bayley stunned by the cold, Banks checked her partner but was herself thrown into a pod door by Rose, who then hit the Fairytale Ending for 2.8. A communication problem caused Deville to accidentally throw Rose, but Banks 'injured shoulder prevented him from sticking to Banks' statement. Instead, she used her leg and forced Deville to free herself because Boss' N Hug became the first women's team champion.

The match was slow and worked until the first elimination, but business resumed. The recall of last year's Banks-Bayley incident at the Elimination Chamber was solid, and the fact that Banks took over for his team while Bayley had done it in recent weeks was also a good story. The match left a little to be desired – and there was too much obvious and unnecessary coordination at first – but it was hard not to like the finish and the public reaction "you deserve it" while Banks and Bayley were crying in the middle of the ring without a voice. Category B

SmackDown Tag Team Championship – The Miz and Shane McMahon (c) against Usos: Before the match began, Maryse took the stage and announced that she and Miz had another baby. Live now.