5 Things WWE got right at Elimination Chamber

#2 The dark side

The only way WWE can get Aleister Black’s music out of my head after his entrance is by sounding The Undertaker’s gong.

I predicted that The Undertaker would show up to help Aleister Black in his No Disqualification match against AJ Styles and start their rivalry on the Road to WrestleMania, and the creatives did not disappoint here either.

As expected, Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson decided to play a big role in Styles’ battle against Black, but they were met with a no-so-pleasant surprise.

The Undertaker emerged to deliver a Chokeslam to The Phenomenal One, after which Black was able to make his way to his feet after the beatdown and take Styles’ head off his shoulders.

This was a great way to give Black a big pay-per-view victory, arguably the biggest of his career, even after being outnumbered. Undertaker’s appearance was a great way to set up what will be a match of a lifetime, and we could watch The Phenom finally hang up his boots after battling The Phenomenal One.