Ranking every WWE PPV from the first half of 2020

#5 WWE Elimination Chamber

With a little help from the DARK SIDE, @WWEAleister DEFEATS @AJStylesOrg with #BlxckMass at #WWEChamber! pic.twitter.com/fFk68oibz2

— WWE (@WWE) March 9, 2020

We continue with another diversion on the bumpy road to WrestleMania, Elimination Chamber. This was the last WWE pay-per-view to take place in front of fans, setting up quite a few things for the 'Show of Shows' nicely.

The Undertaker cost AJ Styles his No DQ match against Aleister Black, turning the heat up on their feud. It was a decent contest, albeit a little long. Some of WWE's secondary storylines developed throughout the night, with Kevin Owens costing Seth Rollins and Murphy the RAW Tag Team Championship and Otis literally crashing his way out of the Elimination Chamber.

The two Chamber matches were decent, with the SmackDown Tag Titles and a WrestleMania match for the RAW Women's Title on the line. The Miz and John Morrison withstood some fierce competition to retain their titles, while Shayna Baszler plowed through the field to win the main event Chamber match, last eliminating Asuka.

But the best match of the night came at the start, as Daniel Bryan engaged in a hard-hitting battle with Drew Gulak. It was a tremendous showcase for both men, particularly the latter. We also saw Sami Zayn win the Intercontinental Championship from Braun Strowman. Remember that?

The many faces of JUBILATION.@SamiZayn is your NEW #ICChampion at #WWEChamber! pic.twitter.com/DJVyRZY7kl

— WWE (@WWE) March 9, 2020

Despite some noteworthy happenings, this was a pretty average show. There was zero mention of the WWE or Universal Championship at Elimination Chamber, proving the severe lack in star power and significance of the show.