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Shocking! Ex-WWE Women’s Champion First Eliminated From Elimination Chamber

By Faiz Ahmed • Published Feb 28, 2026 19:37 EST
WWE Elimination Chamber

WWE is making its final PLE stop on the Road to WrestleMania as they host the Elimination Chamber tonight in Chicago, Illinois. The event is emanating live from the United Center, where the home fans would be eager to see CM Punk in action.

The hometown hero is set to compete in the main event tonight as he defends his World Heavyweight Championship against Finn Balor. In the only other singles match on the card, we will see another fan favorite and CM Punk’s wife, AJ Lee, compete in action.

She is scheduled to challenge Becky Lynch for her WWE Women’s Intercontinental Championship. Meanwhile, the other women in the company kicked off the event with the Women’s Elimination Chamber match.

The Women’s Chamber match saw Asuka, Alexa Bliss, Raquel Rodriguez, Kiana James, Rhea Ripley, and Tiffany Stratton kick off the night as they looked to earn the right to challenge Jade Cargill at WrestleMania 42.

Alexa Bliss eliminated from the WWE Elimination Chamber match first

Tiffany Stratton and Kiana James kicked off the match as the rest of the women were locked in the pods. They both put on an entertaining mini-match together before Asuka entered and took them both out of the match.

She dominated from the minute she came out of her pod and remained in control till Alexa Bliss made her entry into the match. The four women split into two one-on-one bouts before Rhea Ripley came out and flattened the field.

She took everyone out and then immediately went after Bliss, before Kiana took her out by sending her into the steel chains of the Chamber. Bliss then had the first moment of the match as she hit a Twister Bliss from the top of a pod onto everyone.

However, that was her final action in the match as just when she was about to hit a Sister Abigail on Kiana, Asuka hit her with the Poison Mist and James rolled her up to eliminate Bliss from the match.

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