Who has the most eliminations in Elimination Chamber match history?

Elimination Chamber is a staple match in WWE programming which currently takes place at the namesake Elimination Chamber PPV in February every year. It is one of the most physically demanding matches on the WWE Calendar. At least six wrestlers enter the hellish structure and give their all to remain the last man standing.

Six wrestlers enter the match. Of which, two begin the match while the remaining four are locked up in their individual pods. Every five minutes, a wrestler’s pod is opened and he enters the fray. The entry number of entrants is not announced before the match. To win an Elimination Chamber match, a wrestler has to remain the last man standing ensuring other wrestlers are eliminated.

To be eliminated, one must have been either pinned or has to tap out. It does not matter whether you have made the most eliminations in a single match, as long as you have eliminated the runner-up to ensure your victory. However, there is only one way to prove your dominance in the Elimination Chamber match - stack-up eliminations. While many wrestlers have managed to eliminate wrestlers inside the match, a few have done it more than their peers!

Most Number of Eliminations in WWE Elimination Chamber

Chris Jericho has eliminated 10 wrestlers in the Elimination Chamber match, which is the most by any superstar. Y2J entered the match 8 times, which is the most tied with Randy Orton, who has also entered eight matches. However, Jericho has managed to perform better overall in terms of eliminations. Chris Jericho has also won the Elimination Chamber once in 2010

WWE Women With Most Eliminations in Elimination Chamber

Shayna Baszler has eliminated five wrestlers in the Elimination Chamber, the most by any female wrestler. She has only entered the match once in 2020. In a dominant fashion, The Queen of Spades eliminated all her competitors to win the match. Asuka, Liv Morgan, Ruby Riott, Natalya, and Sarah Logan were the wrestlers eliminated by Baszler in the match.

The Rules of Elimination Chamber Match

The Elimination Chamber match is a brutal and strategic elimination-based contest in professional wrestling. It takes inspiration from both steel cage and Hell in a Cell match, surrounding the ring with a large steel structure. Originally designed as a circular chain-linked enclosure, the current iteration features a square-shaped cage for a more imposing presence.

The unique element lies in the four plexiglass pods situated outside each corner of the ring. These pods house additional participants who enter the match at predetermined intervals, typically every five minutes. The objective is simple: eliminate all other competitors via pinfall or submission. Unlike traditional matches, disqualifications and count-outs hold no bearing here. The Elimination Chamber match mostly involves individuals but there have been tag team Elimination Chamber matches as well. The rules stay the same in those matches as well.