Hidden Details Of WWE Elimination Chamber 2024

WWE's Elimination Chamber was the final stop on the Road To WrestleMania, taking place in Perth, Australia, and the show certainly didn't disappoint. It brought the big feel of a major event, and the athletes all matched that with their performances inside the ring.

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The Elimination Chamber is one of WWE's most dangerous gimmick matches, with plenty of amazing bouts having taken place inside the demonic structure.

Fans were well aware of the major moments that were taking place throughout the show, but some smaller details took place at times. These were subtle situations or facts that the WWE Universe might not have known, with the Elimination Chamber being jam-packed with hidden details for audiences to sink their teeth into.

Indi Hartwell Competes At Her First Non-Royal Rumble PLE

The Australian Wrestler Received A Huge Response From The Fans

Indi Hartwell & Candice LeRae competed in the pre-show
The match was added late on Friday
They were unable to win the Women's Tag Team Championships

Indi Hartwell has been with WWE for several years now, and first moved to the main roster in 2023. However, the Elimination Chamber marked her first-ever premium live event performance outside of a Royal Rumble. Hartwell has turned up in two Rumble matches, but hasn't made a significant impact in either, which made this a much bigger moment.

She was part of the pre-show alongside Candice LeRae as they took on The Kabuki Warriors for the Women's Tag Team Championships. It was an emotional moment for Hartwell due to the fact she's Australian, which led to a big reaction for her. This is ultimately why she got booked onto the show, and it was a smart decision on WWE's behalf.

Jessika Carr Makes History Inside The Elimination Chamber

She Was The First Women To Ever Referee An Elimination Chamber Match

She originally signed with WWE in 2017
Carr was WWE's first female referee since the 1980s
She was also the first female to referee a Hell In A Cell match

When it comes to the Elimination Chamber matches, the focus always goes on the wrestlers and the action that's taking place inside the ring, and rightfully so. That was the case with the women's match as there was tons of action going on, but at the same time, there was history quietly being made.

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That came in the form of Jessika Carr, who became the first-ever female referee to officiate an Elimination Chamber match. She's been one of WWE's top officials for a while now, and seeing her tick this match off the list was another big step for her as a performer, showcasing the trust that the company has in her.

Becky Lynch Wins The Elimination Chamber In Her Debut

The Man Booked Her Place At WrestleMania 40

Lynch has never competed in an Elimination Chamber match before
She pinned Liv Morgan to win the match
Lynch will face Rhea Ripley at WrestleMania 40

Becky Lynch was the victor inside the Elimination Chamber this year, booking her place at WrestleMania 40 where she will compete for the Women's World Championship. However, what a lot of people didn't know was that this encounter was a historic moment in her career personally.

That's because Lynch had never been inside the Chamber before, meaning that she was able to win it on her debut. Lynch was impressive throughout the match, pinning Liv Morgan to win it all.

Bronson Reed Confirms He Was Supposed To Be On The Show

Reed Revealed That He's Just Become A Father

He's an Australian wrestler
Reed took to X to confirm he was going to be part of the event
He thanked Triple H for guiding him

When this show was booked a lot of people presumed all of WWE's major Australian wrestlers would be present in some capacity. While Indi Hartwell, Grayson Waller, and Rhea Ripley were all able to feature in the show, Bronson Reed missed out which left some fans confused.

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However, this wasn't just a strange booking from WWE's perspective, as he took to social media during the show to explain. Reed revealed he was going to be on the show, but his wife gave birth early and the focus has been on fatherhood.

Finn Balor Injures His Thumb

He Was Subtly Trying To Fix This Issue After The Match

Finn Balor had his fingers attacked throughout the match by Pete Dunne
He and Damian Priest retained the Undisputed Tag Team Championships

Finn Balor was in action on the show, competing alongside Damian Priest as they defended their titles against Pete Dunne and Tyler Bate. It was an entertaining match and one that showcased the qualities of all four men involved, with The Judgment Day coming out on top.

However, something a lot of fans missed was the fact that Balor appeared to have hurt his thumb. He was holding it in pain and talking to the official at the end of the match, with the thumb visibly red and sore. While it could have just been selling, it seemed like a legit problem, and it remains to be seen how serious it was.

Randy Orton Becomes The Elimination Chamber Veteran

Nobody Has Competed In More Chamber Matches Than Orton

Orton eliminated Logan Paul and Kevin Owens during the match
Orton has competed in nine Elimination Chamber matches
He's only ever won one Elimination Chamber match (2014)

Randy Orton may not have walked away with the victory at Elimination Chamber, but he did create another historic moment for his own career. That's because Orton became Mr. Elimination Chamber with his ninth appearance inside the steel structure, which is more than anybody else in history.

Orton had previously been tied with Chris Jericho at eight matches, but that all changed at this PLE. It's a credit to Orton and how consistent he's been throughout his career as a main event star, as people have always wanted to see him in sports like this.

Candice LeRae's Bluey Tribute

Her Ring Gear Was A Nod To The Popular Children's Show

"Bluey" is her son's favorite television show
Johnny Gargano has previously cosplayed this television series
LeRae was pinned in the pre-show tag team match

Wrestlers cosplaying as different movie and television show characters is something that people have come to expect, particularly when it comes to premium live events. That's what Candice LeRae did at this show, although it's one that only parents of younger children might have spotted.

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She was wearing ring gear inspired by the television show "Bluey." It's something she shares a lot about as her son is a big fan, with this ring gear clearly being done for him as she channeled the character Chilli.

The First Ever Non-Chamber Women's Match Headlines This PLE

Rhea Ripley & Nia Jax Were Able To Make History

It was also the first time that either woman has headlined a premium live event
This was Rhea Ripley's first time wrestling in Australia for WWE
It was Jax's first singles title match since she returned to the company

WWE went all in on the Australian aspect of this show by having Rhea Ripley headline the entire premium live event, which was a huge moment for her personally. However, it was also a historic spot for the Elimination Chamber as an event because there has never been a women's match that isn't an Elimination Chamber encounter headline the show.

Women have only headlined this event once before, which took place in 2020. However, that was a traditional Chamber encounter, which is what made this particular match a special one.