10 Best WWE Superstars To Ever Wrestle In The Elimination Chamber

Appearances: 3

Victories: 1

Eliminations: 6

The Undertaker has only wrestled in three Elimination Chamber matches, but a record of one victory and six eliminations is good enough to place The Deadman near the top of the list.

His win came at No Way Out 2008, in what could very well be the least star-studded Chamber match in history. While he had to go up against 'The Animal' Batista, the other competitors included MVP and Finlay (two solid members of the midcard) but also Big Daddy V and The Great Khali, the two worst Superstars to ever fit inside one of the Chamber's pods. Regardless, Taker's performance in this match was impressive. He eliminated Khali, Finlay and Batista and generally dominated as only he can. 

At No Way Out 2009, Undertaker eliminated Jeff Hardy and Vladimir Kozlov (another 'wrestler' who made the Worst list), only to eventually lose to Triple H.

But at the Elimination Chamber PPV in 2010, the match was memorable for reasons other than Taker dropping his World Championship to Chris Jericho. As he was making his entrance, a pyrotechnics malfunction caused him to be temporarily engulfed in flames on three occasions and his jacket caught on fire.

He suffered second and third degree burns in the incident, and was only allowed to compete in the match after being cleared by a ringside doctor. The burns ended up looking like a bad sunburn and he was given water bottles throughout the match to douse himself with, relieving the discomfort. Ouch.