Every WWE Elimination Chamber Match Ranked Worst To Best

When WWE makes the decision to have tag teams featured inside of the Elimination Chamber, it makes it that much harder to keep track of up to 12 different wrestlers. The participants in this match deserve a massive amount of credit for crafting a fun and easy to follow story throughout the match.

The New Day and The Usos - the greatest tag team rivalry in modern WWE history - started the match and kept the intensity up until the very end. Heavy Machinery continued to elevate their game as Otis let his anger with Dolph Ziggler get the best of him and recklessly crashed through the Chamber trying to attack The Show-Off. Even Lucha House Party, while they were the first team eliminated, still provided a few high flying moments as Gran Metalik flew off the top of a pod and Lince Dorado jumped from the top of the entire structure.

In the end The Miz and John Morrison escaped the New Day, Usos and the entire Elimination Chamber with their championships still intact. Nobody will confuse this with the best bouts the Chamber has offered, but it was still a fun match, and the various storylines throughout made it enjoyable.