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#3 Bayley and Sasha Banks winning at The Elimination Chamber
The Boss and Hug connection competed in a triple threat tag team match to determine who would enter the elimination chamber match first for Monday Night Raw and things managed to go downhill pretty quickly.
Interestingly enough, WWE seemed to be portraying Bayley and Sasha Banks as the ultimate underdogs throughout the entire thing.
Think about it! Sasha Banks was hauled off by medical officials with another injury, Bayley was screwed out of an almost guaranteed victory and now the team has to start first come Elimination Chamber.
If nothing else, all these things seem to point to Bayley and Sasha being the underdogs and winning the whole thing in the end.
In the end, WWE trying to build an underdog team only to be undercut at the last moment isn't going to be best for business and is something WWE should avoid.
With that being said, Bayley and Sasha Banks absolutely have to win the belts Sunday night at Elimination Chamber or risk the crowd souring on them quickly.
