WWE Elimination Chamber: 5 Things we secretly learned from WWE's booking decisions

Modified Feb 18, 2019 05:02 GMT

What did we learn from the results at WWE Elimination Chamber?

#2 WWE rightly consider Sasha and Bayley as top tier talent

Sasha Banks and Bayley cemented their names in the history books at WWE Elimination Chamber after becoming the first ever WWE Women's Tag-Team Champions. There was a lot of talk among a section of fans last year that WWE didn't consider Bayley and Sasha as top level talent, something I always disagreed it and maintained that they barely featured in storylines because RAW just has too big a roster.

With WWE giving Bayley and Sasha Banks the honor of becoming the first women's Tag-Team Champions I think it's safe to say that WWE value the duo highly.

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#1 It's a triple threat main-event at WrestleMania

A triple threat match at WrestleMania is almost certain now

Despite what happened on RAW last week, with Mr. McMahon replacing Becky Lynch with Charlotte Flair, it always looked like the WrestleMania match would still be a triple threat. This was all but confirmed at Elimination Chamber after Becky Lynch showed up and brutalized Charlotte Flair and Ronda Rousey, giving off major Stone Cold vibes in the process.

Edited by Kishan Prasad