The WWE Elimination Chamber pay per view was meant to be WWE's big chance to correct course ahead of Wrestlemania 30. The problem going into the event was well documented, fans were sick of Daniel Bryan being overlooked for the WWE title. The insult to injury was made further when the returning Dave Batista won the 2014 Royal Rumble. How could the 45 year old who left WWE for four years walk into the Mania main event ahead of the hottest new star in the company? You would hope that WWE learned from the Rumble fan backlash and corrected the error at Elimination Chamber, but once again the company has booked a narrative that devalues Wrestlemania 30. The morning after the February PPV we should have had a solid idea of what Wrestlemania will be, we should be looking forward to it. Instead, on this the Network launch date, we the fans remain as pessimistic as ever. If anything the Elimination Chamber event as a whole has further devalued Wrestlemania 30. The reasons for this will be explored within this feature. A lot of it will stem from WWE stubbornness, the Vince McMahon iron clad will to do the match he wants to do despite the naturally growing clamour for something else. This isn't just a case of Daniel Bryan in the main event, far from it, up and down the WWE roster there appears to be direction that is going to do Wrestlemania 30 no favours. WWE have backed themselves into a corner, going with their long held plans at all cost. Elimination Chamber was the night to call the audible and switch directions (or in some instances continue a feud) but instead the company has stayed in the direction they thought best six months ago. Let's investigate the issues from Elimination Chamber that have hurt Wrestlemania 30...