All Elimination Chamber winners from the 2000s: Where are they now?

#1 Edge (Lost and won an Elimination Chamber match on the same night)

#OnThisDay in 2009, Edge started the night with a early elimination in the #wwe Championship Elimination Chamber Edge ended the night as World Heavyweight Champ after attacking Kofi Kingston to take his place in the Chamber booking is spot in #Wrestlemania 25.@EdgeRatedR pic.twitter.com/93GmQhww8e

— The Beermat (@TheBeermat) February 15, 2021

Edge's Elimination Chamber experience at WWE No Way Out 2009 is talked about to this day. In fact, that was the night Edge showed the whole world why he earned the tag of The Ultimate Opportunist.

The event in question kicked off with Edge defending his WWE Championship against five SmackDown Superstars inside an Elimination Chamber. To everyone's surprise, The Rated-R Superstar was the first one eliminated from the match.

However, the night was young for Edge. The second Elimination Chamber match of the night was for the World Heavyweight Championship. Before that match began, the 11-time World Champion brutally attacked Kofi Kingston and took his spot. Not only that, but Edge also ended up winning that contest.

Edge had one more successful outing inside the Elimination Chamber at the namesake pay-per-view in 2011. 2011 was also the year in which the Rated-R Superstar was forced to retire from in-ring action.

"You need ME to be the main event of @WrestleMania." - @EdgeRatedR to @WWERomanReigns w/ @HeymanHustle #SmackDown pic.twitter.com/Byo1bhEolP

— WWE on FOX (@WWEonFOX) February 20, 2021

Ten years later, Edge is once again at the top of the mountain. Tonight, he will be closely watching the Elimination Chamber pay-per-view to scout his next opponent. It's rumored that he will challenge for the Universal Championship at WWE WrestleMania 37.