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#1 Elimination Chamber - Triple H
If you ever wonder how WWE came up with the idea of Elimination Chamber, you must know that they didn't. It was Triple H who was behind the idea of this genius match type. Eric Bischoff announced this idea on WWE TV back in November 2002.
Triple H said that he envisioned the idea of having a square cage with four more squares inside it. Two superstars will start the match and every two minutes, a cage or pod will open. Every superstar who gets pinned will be eliminated, and the last-man-standing would be the winner.
Considering that Triple H thought of this brilliant idea, exemplifies why he is so good at doing what he does now.
Triple H has himself taken part in six Elimination Chamber matches, and has won four of them. He holds the record for most wins in this match type.
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