Chris Jeter, Author at Let Them Wrestle

After starting their Premium Live Event year by using the Royal Rumble as the latest sportswashing spectacle in Saudi Arabia, WWE returned stateside for its second offering of 2026: the 16th annual Elimination Chamber. This is far from the first time the Windy City has hosted a WWE show, but for the first time since SummerSlam 1994, it took place in the United Center. Assuming those fans survived the bombardment of paid patriotism, they got to see four matches, including two inside the eponymous cage. With WrestleMania 42 a little over a month away, Elimination Chamber aimed to solidify the main stories for the biggest super-card of WWE's year. Whether or not they succeeded is what we'll discuss today. https://youtu.be/I5DJ31i5zyg?si=j-q40x4QwY0m-lbn Elimination Chamber Hits CM ...

On Saturday, All Elite Wrestling returned to Australia for its second annual Grand Slam event in the land down under. Despite airing on free TV, the young promotion marked the occasion with a card befitting of a pay-per-view event. The fans inside the Qudos Bank Arena in Sydney and the viewers who tuned in on TNT were treated to six matches, and generally, they delivered. But let's not tip our hand too much; let's dive into my thoughts on AEW Grand Slam Australia 2026. AEW: Grand Slam Australia Hits MJF (c) vs. Brody King Brody King's quick win over MJF on Feb. 4 left a shred of mystery around how this AEW World Championship match would look in Australia, and to everyone's delight, what we got from these two was great. Friedman and King kept things simple from a storytelling standpoi...

Author: Chris Jeter

WWE Elimination Chamber 2026 Hits and Misses

AEW Grand Slam Australia 2026 Hits & Misses