Tag: Elimination Chamber

Upon future viewings with fans back in the arenas, WWE Elimination Chamber 2020 may not necessarily hold up so well. But for now, it's fun.

On the whole, then, WWE Elimination Chamber 2019 isn't a bad show.

With one great Chamber match and quality action elsewhere on the card, Elimination Chamber 2011 makes for a surprisingly enjoyable DVD viewing experience.

Elimination Chamber 2012 is not poor from an in-ring standpoint, for the three major matches anyway. But if you chose to skip it/not watch it, you’re not really missing anything.

The Double Feature format makes this a more worthwhile investment, but while you'll definitely enjoy aspects of each card, it may be more advisable to wait until the show that these cards helped to set up, WrestleMania 34, hits DVD instead.

The last release from this series of Pay-Per-View Double Features collects Elimination Chamber 2018 and Fast Lane 2018 on the Road To WrestleMania!

WWE are now releasing solo-brand DVDs as part of a twin-disc set, which makes a lot of sense given that we now receive approximately two supershows per month, between the biggies like WrestleMania and SummerSlam.

Featuring not one but two Pay-Per-View events from the Road to WrestleMania, WWE Home Video presents over 6 hours of WWE action, Elimination Chamber 2017 and Fast Lane 2017 Double Feature!

Elimination Chamber, traditionally the last PPV before WrestleMania, often has its memories lost once Mania is over and done with (more so than Royal Rumble, despite it coming after RR). And that's a shame because, as this DVD proves, the 2013 edition of Elimination Chamber had plenty to praise.

An incredible six-man tag team match and an underrated Elimination Chamber clash are the highlights of the fifth annual Chamber PPV, and thus the DVD of the event too.

It was tough to watch the card back on DVD, to be honest, because so much of the show feels like filler. This is worth owning to see Kevin Owens become a real star with great assistance from John Cena, but otherwise it's probably not worth you splashing out on this DVD.

Here, we get to relive the glory days of the Elimination Chamber, and I came away thinking it was a great wrestling DVD and a nice snapshot of WWE from the post-Attitude Era period to the modern PG times.