WWE is gearing up for its first-ever Australian Elimination Chamber premium live event scheduled for February 24 in Perth. However, with only 10 days left until the show, plans for the event seem to be still in flux.
Recent developments on WWE television have revealed the first participants for both the men’s and women’s Elimination Chamber matches. Despite this, a report from PWInsider suggests that a potential spot for Jade Cargill in the women’s Chamber match may have been abandoned.
Persistent rumors hinted at Cargill’s potential inclusion in the six-woman elimination match following her well-received WWE in-ring debut at the Royal Rumble. The initial plan reportedly involved Cargill winning the final slot in the Chamber through a last chance battle royal. However, PWInsider’s report indicates that Cargill is now expected to miss the premium live event altogether. It’s worth noting that plans in WWE can be subject to change, and there’s a possibility of a pivot.
With three slots yet to be filled in the Women’s Elimination Chamber match, the confirmed participants so far include Becky Lynch, Bianca Belair, and Liv Morgan. As the countdown to the Australian Elimination Chamber continues, fans will be eager to see how the remaining spots are filled and if any last-minute changes are made to the card.
