5 biggest questions from WWE Elimination Chamber 2022: Brock Lesnar's win; Icon to retire?

WWE returned to Saudi Arabia for Elimination Chamber this year. The company booked several championship matches for the show to entertain its international fans.

Goldberg returned for another championship match as he took on Roman Reigns for the Universal title. It looks like Reigns could have ended The Icon’s legendary career at the show.

Drew McIntyre competed against Madcap Moss in a Falls Count Anywhere Match. Even after suffering a bad bump, Moss completed the match. What’s next for The Scottish Psychopath after his win over Moss?

Ronda Rousey made Sonya Deville tap out even though she had one arm tied behind her back. Will the outcome of the match have any effect on Rousey’s rivalry with Charlotte Flair?

Lita failed to defeat Becky Lynch for the RAW Women’s Championship at Elimination Chamber. Meanwhile, Bobby Lashley suffered an injury that forced him to walk out of the Chamber match.

There were many highs and lows throughout the night as WWE booked a loaded card for the show. Take a look at the five biggest questions from WWE Elimination Chamber this year.

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#5 In our list of biggest questions from WWE Elimination Chamber 2022: Should Goldberg retire after his loss?

Goldberg returned to WWE once again for a shot at the Universal Championship. The veteran challenged Roman Reigns for the title at Elimination Chamber.

Goldberg was sure that he could put The Tribal Chief away and win the championship, and he even came close to putting the Universal Champion away on a couple of occasions in the short match.

However, Reigns got the better of Goldberg and choked him out to retain his title. It was a decent finish that protected the Hall of Famer from a pin.

Although Goldberg has made several returns in the past few years, in recent appearances, he has been somewhat overexposed with the mystique wearing off.

Should The Icon finally retire after competing in the dream match at Elimination Chamber? Should Roman Reigns be the final man to defeat Goldberg in WWE?

It was clear that the veteran still had a little left in the tank in Saudi Arabia. However, he should look to retire on a high rather than stretch his career more. It would be best for him to say goodbye to his fans.

#4. Should Lita return for a few matches after her performance at WWE Elimination Chamber?

Lita returned to the ring for her first singles match in years at WWE Elimination Chamber. She challenged Becky Lynch for the RAW Women’s Championship.

Lita showed little ring-rust and pulled off some great moves throughout the contest. She took Big Time Becks to the edge and nearly took the title away from her.

Should Lita continue to compete in a few more matches before hanging her boots again? Did the Hall of Famer put on a better performance as compared to many of her colleagues?

WWE can book multiple big matches for the Hall of Famer at WrestleMania and other premium live events. It would be good to have Lita stick around for a couple of months before heading back into retirement.

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#3. Was the SmackDown Tag Team Championship match a disappointment?

The Usos and The Viking Raiders were booked to compete for the SmackDown Tag Team Championships at WWE Elimination Chamber. The two teams traveled several thousand miles to compete in the contest.

Before the match could get underway, The Usos attacked Erik and Ivar. The champions destroyed their challengers, who could no longer compete in the match.

Did WWE disappoint the fans by booking the match and not letting it take place? Would it have been better to have a conclusive end to the contest in Saudi Arabia?

Booking such a big championship match for a premium live event and not having it take place is a disappointment. WWE could have looked at other options to ensure that the titles don’t change hands at Elimination Chamber.

#2. Was it the right call to pull out Bobby Lashley from the WWE Elimination Chamber match?

Bobby Lashley was ready to defend his WWE Championship inside the Elimination Chamber against five top superstars. Lashley's night ended before he could make it to the ring to compete.

Seth Rollins powerbombed Austin Theory through Lashley's pod and injured him. He was taken away by medics and could no longer be a part of the contest.

Was it the right call to take The All Mighty out of the match in such a way? Did WWE do well to protect him from a pin at the show?

It has been learned that Lashley was already injured prior to the contest. WWE may have done well by pulling him from the contest without having him get pinned by Brock Lesnar.

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#1. Should the WWE and Universal Championships be unified at WrestleMania?

Brock Lesnar pinned four other superstars to win the WWE Championship at Elimination Chamber. The Royal Rumble winner will now face Roman Reigns at WrestleMania in one of the biggest matches in history.

WWE has announced that the match between the two superstars will be a Champion vs. Champion 'Winner Take All' match. It will automatically increase fans' interest in the contest.

But is it the right move to put both the titles on the line at WrestleMania? Should WWE unify the two world championships at The Show of Shows?

Lesnar vs. Reigns has taken place on several occasions, and the stipulation is a great way to make the contest different. However, shouldn't Reigns be the only one defending his title against the Royal Rumble winner?

What did you make of the Saudi event?

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