WWE: 10 Most Successful Elimination Chamber Competitors Ever

1. Triple H

Triple H is the most successful competitor in the history of the Elimination Chamber match, having amassed four victories inside the steel structure during his storied in-ring career. He has eliminated a total of eight superstars during his six appearances in the Chamber match. At Summerslam 2003, Triple H (defending his World Heavyweight Championship) and Goldberg were the last two combatants in the match. Ric Flair, who was an ally of Triple H and fellow member of Evolution at the time, handed The Game a sledgehammer, which Triple H was able to use on Goldberg when he attempted a spear. Triple H then covered Goldberg to retain his title. The vacant World Heavyweight Championship was on the line at New Year's Revolution 2005 inside the Chamber. Triple H watched on as Randy Orton low blowed and RKO'd Batista, an ally of Triple H at the time, leaving Orton and The Game as the final two. After being eliminated, Batista clotheslined Orton, allowing Triple H to hit the Pedigree and regain the title after a pinfall. Triple H's third Chamber win came at No Way Out 2008, a win which earned him a shot at the WWE Championship at WrestleMania XXIV. The Cerebral Assassin eliminated both Shawn Michaels and Jeff Hardy, courtesy of Pedigrees to both, the ladder of which was on to a steel chair. The King of Kings won the WWE Championship in his most recent Chamber win at No Way Out 2009. Triple H pinned the Big Show, before Undertaker pinned Jeff Hardy to leave the two legends as the last two in the match. Triple H hit the Pedigree on the Dead Man to win the match and the title. Triple H's role nowadays is COO of the WWE and part of The Authority along with his wife Stephanie McMahon, who run the show on-screen. His in-ring appearances are limited to the biggest events and he won't be participating this Sunday.