
You read that right, after the Elimination Chamber
PPV, Chris Jericho and Batista (who wasn't even in a chamber match) are the World and
WWE Champions heading into
WrestleMania. In the first Chamber match, it came down to John
Cena and Triple H, and we sadly got to see Triple H tap out yet again to John
Cena, crowning
Cena the
WWE Champion once again. But just when we thought we would get
Cena main eventing Mania, Mr. McMahon comes out, and tells us
Cena is on his way to Mania, IF he can defend the title right now against Batista. Batista made quick work of
Cena, and is now the
WWE Champion heading into
WrestleMania. That was about the only surprise of the night, as in the second chamber match, Shawn
Michaels interfered and caused the Undertaker to be the final man eliminated, giving the World Heavyweight Championship to Chris Jericho. So Mania is looking pretty predicable right now, and unless we get some swerves (which is highly unlikely with
WWE,) the card looks like:
Chris Jericho vs. Edge for the World Title
John
Cena vs. Batista for the
WWE Title
Bret Hart vs. Vince McMahon (slight chance this could be made a tag with
Cena/Batista)
Shawn
Michaels vs. Undertaker 2
Randy Orton vs. Ted
Dibiase
And possibly Triple H vs.
Sheamus, with some sort of feud between the 2 being set up.
Overall a lackluster card for a
WrestleMania in my opinion. No traditional Money in the Bank match this year due to
WWE making the match it's own
PPV. I for one am not intrigued, and don't see
WWE doing anything too special this year, but I hope
I'm wrong.
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