What's going on guys, it is WrestleLimia here, back with another video, but the road to Wrestlemania stops in Perth, Australia and talk about a long winding road as the WWE presents elimination chamber. Join the stars we look at all the winners and losers of the PLE. Be sure to subscribe and hit that notification bell for daily wrestling videos and follow us on Facebook for exclusive news. Also check out our new videos on WrestleLimia shorts. 1. The first match will be the Undisputed Tag Team Match as the judgement day of Finn Balor and Damian Priest take on new Cantra public of Pete Dunn and Tyler Bate. Pete Dunn and Tyler Bate are back together and they have a fresh coat of paint in a new name. Not only that but the recently reunited team earned themselves a championship match for the Undisputed Tag Team Championship, although Dunn and Bate established their credentials as a tag team long ago, before they entered the WWE and also in NXT UK, it was a smart move to book them into a tag team contender series and put them over DIY to show fans unfamiliar with their team just why they're considered a good team. As often happens in wrestling title matches, the new Cantra public is in the wrong place at the wrong time. Dunn and Bate are the type of team that could shock the world and score a win over Balor and Priest. Unfortunately, WrestleMania is coming soon and the WWE wants the judgement day as champions for its biggest show of the year, not a team that's less known among the general public. Balor and Priest have been booked as dominant champions which opens the door for a surprise title win with the judgement day regaining the titles before WrestleMania. That's possible but not probable because WWE doesn't want the judgement day to look strong going into WrestleMania and a short title reign by the new Cantra public isn't likely to help their careers in the long run. While the new Cantra public will do well in the match and look like future champs, it's just not in the cards for them to win at this point in time so expect the judgement day to get the win and head into WrestleMania with the titles around their waist. The only question here is whether Balor and Priest will get a clean win or resort to the heel playbook for a win. In this case, a tainted victory will help the new Cantra public look strong and defeat and leave the door open for a rematch down the road. Our final predictions at the judgement day retain the undisputed tag team titles. Next up is the Women's Elimination Chamber match as a winner earns a Women's World Championship match at WrestleMania 40 as Becky Lynch, Bianca Belair, Liv Morgan, Tiffany Stratton, Naomi and Raquel Rodriguez all do battle in the chamber. Unlike the Men's Elimination Chamber match, this is an all star collection of talent. While Tiffany Stratton now nicknamed a blockbuster blonde rather than a NXT nickname that buff Barbie is the underdog due to her just being called up to the main roster, the WWE seems confident of totally TIFF's future so that only surprise is she scores one or even two eliminations before losing herself. As for the rest of the competitors, expect to see the WWE develop at least one storyline from what happens during the match. One possibility is Liv Morgan, who seems obsessed with getting revenge on Rhea Ripley for injuring her and former tag team partner Raquel Rodriguez starting a feud as they decide to get at Ripley leads to one or both of them taking shortcuts to get the win. Another possible feud is Tiffany Stratton vs Bianca Belair, the EST doesn't have anything booked so far heading into WrestleMania. Although Belair vs Jade Cargill's Mania match would be epic, the timing doesn't seem right as Cargill has only worked one match. Stratton vs Belair on the other hand is a match that could put Stratton on the map on the main roster regardless of whether she wins or loses. It's not a dream match but it's a great way to elevate Stratton and give Belair a WrestleMania match that doesn't involve a championship which she won't be getting as Rhea Ripley and EOS guys opponents are already decided. Overall this could be the best match of the night. Did WWE's women's division has been crushing it in the PLE matches as seen last month of the Royal Rumble when the women outclassed them in? The outcome is obvious since the WWE has been building for a Becky Lynch vs Rhea Ripley WrestleMania match for the last year. While they could throw a curveball, the WWE has built this match up as Becky's first elimination chamber and that she needs to prove herself by winning. As such there's only one path for Becky vs Rhea at WrestleMania 40, Becky winning against five opponents in one of wrestling's most ferocious matches. Our final prediction, Becky Lynch wins the women's chamber match. Next up, the women's world championship match as Champion Ripley takes on Nia Jax. In some ways the elimination chamber is a little more than a placeholder show with the WWE universe knowing what many other top matches will be at WrestleMania and no doubt will emerge victorious in Perth. This match epitomizes this, as there's no chance in hell of Nia Jax walking out with the women's championship short of a double cross in the ring. Nia Jax has been built up as a monster heal since her 2023 return for two reasons, one to put over Jake Cargill at the Royal Rumble and to present a formidable opponent for hometown hero Rhea Ripley at elimination chamber. While few fans have welcomed Jax back, this is one situation where the WWE is ignoring the fans and booking Jax strongly to achieve the aforementioned goals. Regrettably, the WWE doesn't have much choice because Ripley has already beaten many of the Royal Roasters female undercard and several women are tied up in the chamber match. It's hard to think of the eradicated playing the underdog, but in this case, expect a bit of a role reversal, as Rhea Ripley plays the babyface for a hometown fans and at times the underdog to the much bulkier Jax. This match will provide Rhea Ripley with a chance to apply babyface into tester skills at making a lesser skilled opponent look better than they really are. Ripley will get the win and with any luck, this will end Nia Jax's push on Raw, although the risk of sounding cynical, we doubt Nia is going anywhere now that the rock is back. The biggest danger in this match is making sure Jax doesn't potato Ripley a knockout out of WrestleMania, but our final prediction at Rhea Ripley retains the women's championship. And finally, the men's elimination chamber match, as the winner gets the World Heavyweight Championship match at WrestleMania 40, is Drew McIntyre, Randy Wooten, Bobby Lashley, L.A. Knight, Kevin Owens, and Logan Paul all do battle in the chamber. This may be the most star-studded men's elimination chamber match in WWE history, is every wrestler competing as a realistic chance of winning the match, or the competitors are former World Champions, or while one is a current US Champion. While the winner might seem obvious, the match has a potential for several winners to emerge victorious and throw the WWE Universe a curveball. The WWE has been booking Drew McIntyre strongly when McIntyre scoring several impressive wins over top names, including Cody Rhodes on the 19th February Raw, leading to only Drew McIntyre and Roman Reigns are being the ones to pin Cody Rhodes since his return, and while Drew reportedly still hasn't signed a new deal with the WWE, he seems like the heir apparent to the World Heavyweight Championship, and thus the likelyest winner in this match. Nevertheless, L.A. Knight and Randy Orton could win the match and challenge for the title. What is unknown is if Seth Rollins will work any matches before WrestleMania due to his MCL and Meniscus tears. They could take the title off him before WrestleMania in a surprise loss and have a baby-faced challenge the new Champion who could be Damien Priest or Drew McIntyre. If they go down this route, L.A. Knight and Randy Orton are the two likely winners. Bobby Lashley is another wrestler who could win, but he seems tied up with his feud against Karyne Cross and the final testament. Likewise, Kevin Owens and Logan Paul could fight a Royal Rumble rematch at WrestleMania over Paul's US title, which lessens the chance of either-man winning the Chamber. So far, there have been no reports of Seth dropping the world title before WrestleMania, which means Drew McIntyre will win the match and get yet another shot at Seth Rollins for the title. Two wrestlers to keep an eye on in this event are L.A. Knight and Logan Paul, who have a chance to show why their main event Calibur, working elimination chamber matches often challenging and how both superstars perform could affect just how far the WWE thinks they're capable of going. While Paul's past performance is at celebrity even press the WWE, he'll have to be careful with how he works as he doesn't want to get injured performing a show-stealing spot. On the other hand, L.A. Knight will have to work hard to make sure he's not overshadowed by the sheer star power in this match. Our final prediction, Drew McIntyre wins the men's elimination chamber match. A one interesting segment will be the Grayson-Weller effect, which will have the appearances of both Cody Broats and Seth Rollins. While the two aren't wrestling on the show, it'll be a good segment regardless. But what if the Rock and Rowan reigns a show upon the show to confirm the WrestleMania tag match on night one? This most certainly will be the biggest talking point about the PLE. What do you guys think? Will it happen? Well, they have it folks, all the winners and losers for this year's Chamber PLE. Let us know your predictions in the comments down below and I'll see you next time with some more wrestling content.