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WWE Elimination Chamber 2021 Predictions, Odds, and Preview

Elimination Chamber, which airs on the WWE Network on Sunday, February 21, is the next stop on the WWE’s path to WrestleMania 37. Fans now know that the two marquee events will take place within the Elimination Chamber itself and will have a direct impact on what we see at The Show of Shows coming April, even if the full schedule has not been revealed yet.

First, five of Raw’s top competitors will face off against Drew McIntyre as he defends the WWE Championship in an effort to keep his title reign intact. Later in the evening, a second Chamber match will decide Roman Reigns’ challenger for the Universal Title. Let’s look at the favorites predicted to win each promoted match according to the current betting odds before Elimination Chamber:

WWE Elimination Chamber 2021 Odds

United States Championship Triple Threat	Odds
Bobby Lashley (c)	-180
Keith Lee	+175
Riddle	+425
Universal Championship No. 1 Contender’s Elimination Chamber Match	Odds
Kevin Owens	-115
Cesaro	+160
Daniel Bryan	+500
Jey Uso	+1000
King Corbin	+6000
Sami Zayn	+6000
WWE Championship Elimination Chamber Match	Odds
Drew McIntyre	-250
Sheamus	+300
AJ Styles	+700
Randy Orton	+800
Kofi Kingston	+5000
Jeff Hardy	+6000

Lashley vs. Riddle vs. Lee

The United States Title will be up for grabs at Sunday’s show as incumbent champion Bobby Lashley faces off against Keith Lee and Riddle in addition to the two tough Elimination Chamber battles. The three Superstars are all incredibly gifted, and this battle has a truly open-ended potential outcome.

After winning the championship in August from Apollo Crews, Lashley has dominated. In fact, he has been so dominant that fans have questioned whether WWE will have something more for him at WrestleMania outside of the coveted trophy.

It makes sense to have him lose the belt in a bout where he doesn’t have to be pinned in order to free him up for greater and better things. Despite being the odds-on favorite at -180, Lashley is far from a lock to win here, which is why Lee is the next best wager at +175 (if he is cleared to compete following his puzzling absence from Monday’s Raw).

Riddle isn’t a terrible option either. Lee is the most secure option out of the three, which would really make sense given how frequently Lashley and The Hurt Business have banged him up over the past month.

Elimination Chamber Match for the No. 1 contender for the Universal Championship

Roman Reigns’ insistence that he defend his Universal Championship outside of the Elimination Chamber, instead going head-to-head with the victor of Satan’s Structure later in the program, is a surefire indication that he won’t lose the championship before WrestleMania.

But, because of who will be competing, the Elimination Chamber featuring the SmackDown stars will be quite intriguing. The only result that makes sense is Cesaro, even though Kevin Owens is now the favorite over everyone else at -115. This is because Owens has already lost to Reigns three times.

Jey Uso vs. Reigns has been done to death, Baron Corbin and Sami Zayn are both on the heels, and Daniel Bryan vs. Reigns should be saved for later on. The best-case scenario has Cesaro outlasting his rivals inside the Chamber and dominating Reigns for the Universal championship before falling short.

WWE Championship Match in the Elimination Chamber

Sheamus, who triumphed in a six-man Gauntlet match on Monday night to earn the right to enter last, has been the biggest threat to WWE champion Drew McIntyre heading into Elimination Chamber. Sheamus vs. McIntyre is almost a given at WrestleMania, but the real question is whether it will be for the WWE Title.

McIntyre is anticipated to retain the championship, but that doesn’t offer many intriguing alternatives for WrestleMania, especially because he will almost certainly meet Sheamus there. Fans ought to be betting on The Celtic Warrior to win since that would put McIntyre in pursuit mode as their feud begins. The other Chamber competitors have no chance of triumphing unless Brock Lesnar makes a surprising comeback and wins. Despite what the numbers might suggest, Sheamus is more likely than McIntyre to raise his hand if the choice is between them.

WWE Elimination Chamber 2021 Betting Odds FAQs

1) First, is WWE Elimination Chamber a pay-per-view event?

On Saturday night, the Elimination Chamber will arrive in Montreal. The pay-per-view event, which features a stacked match that may alter the promotion’s landscape going into the biggest show of the year, is the last significant card on WWE’s route to WrestleMania.

2) What matchups will be played in the Elimination Chamber?

For the WWE Undisputed Universal Title in Sami Zayn’s native Montreal, the WWE Elimination Chamber promoted five matchups, including the men’s and women’s Elimination Chambers, Edge and Beth Phoenix vs. The Judgment Day, Bobby Lashley vs. Brock Lesnar, and Roman Reigns vs. Sami Zayn.

3) What WWE PPV event is the biggest?

WWE’s biggest pay-per-view event is WrestleMania.

4) What is the briefest match in an elimination chamber?

At SummerSlam 2003, the quickest Elimination Chamber match ever took occur. Why? And that’s why Goldberg. While Goldberg’s devastation of the chamber speaks for itself, Michael’s performance in the chamber was enhanced by the tale of his triumphant return.

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