WWE Elimination Chamber 2024: Predictions & Match Card

Welcome to our WWE Premium Live Event Predictions articles. Moving forward, our staff will predict who will win each match on the event’s card. Follow us along as we will also keep track of successful picks and how our staff stacks up to one another. The first event we will cover is the final stop on the road to WrestleMania 40, the Elimination Chamber.

Women’s World Championship: Rhea Ripley (c) vs Nia Jax

Mike: There are two reasons why this is one of the more predictable matches on the Elimination Chamber card. Rhea Ripley is returning home to Australia. The other reason is the obvious fact that Ripley makes more financial sense to enter WrestleMania as the champion. Nia Jax will look strong but Ripley wins this one and sends the fans home happy.

Prediction: Rhea Ripley

Anthony: Nia Jax returned to the WWE and has looked dominant. However, this should be one of the more predictable matches on the card since it is set in Australia, the home of Rhea Ripley. We have seen the likes of both Gunther and Roman Reigns hold on to their respective titles for lengthy periods, it is safe to assume Ripley is next in line to have the next prevalent run. 

Prediction: Rhea Ripley

ATL: There is doubt, Rhea Ripley will win this one. The Eradicator has carried the women’s division for the past year and is wrestling in her home country. Not to mention, does anyone trust Nia Jax going into WrestleMania as champion?

Prediction: Rhea Ripley

DProdigy: Judgement Day continues to live on. Rhea Ripley is one of the faces of women’s wrestling and will retain the championship against Nia Jax.  Ripley’s retaining of the belly will lead to the main objective, defending her title at the biggest show of the year, this April in Philadelphia.. 

Prediction: Rhea Ripley

Men’s Elimination Chamber Match

Mike: From Kevin Owens main eventing the last two WrestleMania’s to Randy Orton looking to add to his hall of fame resume, the men’s Elimination Chamber match is full of stars. My heart sides with Orton winning the second chamber match of his illustrious career but my head says Drew McIntyre will win. Even though he has yet to sign a contract extension, his current heel work has been top-notch and is worth a big-time match at WrestleMania. Even though he will fail to win the match, look for Logan Paul to put on a show.

Prediction: Drew McIntyre

Anthony: The Men’s Elimination Chamber lineup boasts an impressive array of talent, though the storyline development has been somewhat convoluted. Drew McIntyre’s potential defeat could add an intriguing twist, given his recent embitterment, which has been a highlight of WWE programming. Additionally, McIntyre’s history with certain participants adds depth to the narrative.

When it comes to Seth Rollins’ WrestleMania opponent, L.A. Knight emerges as a compelling choice. He deserves a title shot where victory is within reach, contrary to his previous title match against Roman Reigns, which seemed predetermined. Demonstrating his ability to compete with WWE heavyweights in a challenging matchup could ignite a spark that propels him to victory at WrestleMania, especially if the Bloodline interferes in Philadelphia.

While Knight would be an interesting challenger for Rollins, it is hard to ignore what Randy Orton brings to the table. Orton is a reliable, proven stud who can work with anyone on the roster. If the WWE takes the belt away from Rollins, it would be wise to put it on a guy like Orton. 

Prediction: Randy Orton

ATL: Drew McIntyre feels like the easy answer here. That being said, I’m going with Randy Orton winning the men’s chamber match. Randy Orton has had 14 title runs, with a changing of the guard look to see him make a run at Ric Flair’s title record.  While Orton will go on to face Seth Rollins, my side prediction is that McIntyre will face Sami Zayn at Wrestlemania.

Prediction: Randy Orton

DProdigy: For me, the men’s chamber match is a tough one to break down. There are multiple directions in which WWE can go with these individuals. I question the durability of Randy Orton’s back but I do not question the momentum of Drew McIntyre. My answer is that Mcintyre will move forward to challenge Seth Rollins.

Prediction: Drew McIntyre

Women’s Elimination Chamber Match

Mike: This particular event is one of the more predictable cards. With just 11 days in between the release of her hardcover book and Night 1 of WrestleMania, Becky Lynch feels is the odds-on favorite. While I believe Lynch will find her way into the WrestleMania title match against Rhea Ripley, I have to imagine there is a swerve somewhere in this card. That swerve for me is Liv Morgan landing a surprise victory. However the match ends up, and Lynch will feel robbed and this will lead to a triple threat match at the showcase of the immortals. Morgan will be the underdog that the WWE Universe rallies behind. 

Prediction: Liv Morgan

Anthony: When it comes to the women’s chamber match to see who will go to Wrestlemania to challenge Rhea Ripley (probably), you can make a case for all of the participants. However, we have seen the been there, done that with Bianca Belair, Liv Morgan, and Becky Lynch.

Furthermore, I am not sure Raquel Rodriguez is quite ready, and Naiomi is a walking glowstick. The rising star is the WWE’s Barbie with muscles, Tiffany Stratton. She is the total package and the perfect Yang to Ripley’s Yin when considering a lengthy rivalry. 

Prediction: Tiffany Stratton

ATL: The debate for me in this match is between Becky Lynch and Banica Belair. While my pick is for Lynch to win on Saturday, I love the idea of Belair facing Jade Cargill at Wrestlemania.

Prediction: Becky Lynch

DProdigy: I agree with a lot of what ATL is saying above. Despite the other four women involved, this match ultimately comes down to Bianca Belair and Becky Lynch. Lynch has had a real head of steam with her promo work and I believe that propels her to face off against Rhea Ripley. That is where the big fight feels is.

Prediction: Becky Lynch 

Undisputed WWE Tag Team Championship: The Judgment Day (c) vs. New Catch Republic

Mike: Back in the early days of NXT UK, Pete Dunne and Tyler Bate were two of the more underrated technical wrestlers on the roster. While it is a nice opportunity for two well-traveled grapplers, the reality is that there is more money in the tag team titles being on the Judgement Day entering WrestleMania. That is what a lot of these Elimination Chamber cards are being dictated by. I honestly hope I lose on this prediction and if Dunne and Bate did upset Finn Balor and Damian Priest, it could serve as a setup to the fracturing of Judgement Day. 

Prediction: Judgement Day

Anthony: The men’s tag team title match is the definition of the popcorn match on the card. If you are attending the event, go to the bathroom and grab a hot dog. If you are at home watching, make some bacon and eggs, since the event is on at 5 a.m. There is nothing to see here. Judgement Day will win barring any outside interference to suggest a Wrestlemania fallout or a potential breakup of the Judgement Day down the line. 

Prediction: Judgement Day

ATL: This is not a hard decision, the Judgement Day takes it here. Finn Balor and Damian Priest will get the pin but look for R-Truth to come out and set up a match with the dominant heel stable at Wrestlemania.

Prediction: Judgement Day

DProdigy: There is no way the Judgement Day is dropping the belts yet and when they do, Pete Dunne and Tyler Bate won’t be the team to take the belts from them. This is plain and simple, bet the house on Judgement Day.

Prediction: Judgement Day

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