Fantasy Booking: WWE Elimination Chamber 2019

AJ Styles vs Daniel Bryan(c)* vs Jeff Hardy vs Kofi Kingston vs Randy Orton vs Samoa Joe: Elimination Chamber Match: WWE Championship (65 min)

Source: WWE.com

I don't even know what you want me to say to start this off other than, this is the most excited I've been for a Chamber match in I don't know how long. This is a stacked damn line up of men and this is gonna be a freaking classic. Why do I have it set at sixty five minutes? Kofi freaking Kingston. The man wrestled for more than an hour on SmackDown in the best match of his life, so let's see him up the ante just five days later. We have The Phenomenal AJ Styles start this match off with Kingston himself. Styles was the man to eliminate Kingston on SmackDown, but that was after an hour of competition; we get a fresh Kingston here. This is gonna be a classic. Now as we know after that very gauntlet match, Randy Orton will be entering the chamber last after simply competing for five seconds. Well Randy, you know what they say about payback don't you? The moment the buzzer strikes and his pod opens, Orton storms into the ring and walks immediately into a Phenomenal Forearm from, well, out of no where. And immediately The Legend of Orton has been eliminated. Now we all know Orton's history with anger management so of course he doesn't go quietly into the night. Right before he goes to exit, he turns right back around and reaches into the ring to drag Styles by the hair right into his Draping DDT onto the chamber floor. He then lifts up the unconscious Styles and connects with his famous RKO again on the dangerous floor, but the veteran is still not done. He then hurls Styles limp body right through the pod to a chorus of boos, and then sends him into the ring so the remaining men can pick up the pieces. Samoa Joe of course with great interest in Styles, immediately lifts him up for the Uranage and a successful pinfall. A pinfall over AJ Styles in a WWE Championship match, this is like Christmas for The Destroyer. Later on in the contest of course we see good old Jeff Hardy have to defy the odds. He goes for the Swanton Bomb off the top of a pod onto Joe, which we've seen in the past, but this time isn't so successful. Joe rolls out of the way and proceeds to lock in the Coquina Clutch on Hardy, knocking him out for yet another elimination. In the final three, we see an unlikely alliance between Daniel Bryan and Kingston as they set their sights on the dominant Joe. Kingston strikes with Trouble in Paradise sending him into the Solid Knee Plus from Bryan, but Joe still freaking kicks out. With Houston going crazy chanting for Joe, Bryan proceeds by locking in the Lebell Lock for the submission, and The Destroyer is gone. After a career of a lot of rough losses, Joe needs a performance like this one. We're now at our final two of Daniel Bryan and Kofi Kingston as the gauntlet match started on SmackDown, and the crowd absolutely electric for the Veteran of Positivity. Bryan eventually locks in the Lebell Lock, but Kingston, powers out and hits the S.O.S. as Houston explodes, but Bryan kicks out. Joe still unconscious outside the ring through it all just finally gets up to exit, and with the chamber door open, Bryan's new friend Rowan takes advantage and rushes the ring and shuts the door. He hits Kingston with his facepalm slam, but the man actually kicks out. Rowan now locks Kingston in a full nelson as Bryan just lays into him, smacking him in the face and berating him. A limp Kingston fires back with a roundhouse to Bryan, and an elbow to Rowan, and then a Trouble in Paradise sending him out of the ring. With Houston rumbling Kingston connects with a Trouble in Paradise to Bryan, and when he goes for the cover, at the count of two, the lights go out. When they return we have the official return of yet another former Wyatt Family member; Harper. He lays out Kingston with his Discus Clothesline from Hell, places Bryan on top, and The Planet's Champion retains the title to massive heat. This sets us up for a beautiful six man tag between The New Day and this new dangerous trio not called The Wyatt Family. And then an amazing WWE Championship match up at WrestleMania: Daniel Bryan vs Kofi Kingston. About that first ever 100% African American WWE Champion...

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