WWE Elimination Chamber: The Good, The Bad, & The Ugly 

The Bad - The Braun Strowman/Baron Corbin Debacle

WWE's First-Ever Emmy 'For Your Consideration' Event

No one wants to see this match. Instead, wrestling fans beg the wrestling gods, "Please show us mercy. Please end this. Please, wrestling gods, may we never have to watch another Braun Strowman/Baron Corbin match ever again." The gods must be angry because the WWE Universe received a Corbin/Strowman match at the important Elimination Chamber pay-per-view.

WWE knows the pairing is unpopular, so this time they made the match a No DQ Match to entice interest. It didn't work.

Everyone knows Corbin doesn't have a chance against Strowman, so he must do something to even the odds. Apparently, this fact was lost on Strowman, who was woefully unprepared for the prospect of interference.

Drew McIntyre was getting over organically, so WWE Creative decided to derail that ship by tying his proverbial flag to Baron Corbin's sinking ship. Inexplicably, McIntyre came to Corbin's defence and to make matters worse, Bobby Lashley joined in on the fun. This was the same Bobby Lashley, who earlier in the evening lost the Intercontinental Championship to Finn Balor. No one came to his aid, but for some reason unbeknownst to the rest of us, Lashley is out here with the assist.

In the end, the three men dispose of Strowman and stand over him in a fitting picture, as these may be the four most disappointing Superstars currently on the main roster.

Three angry Superstars. One @BraunStrowman. NO Disqualifications. @DMcIntyreWWE and @fightbobby come to @BaronCorbinWWE's aid at #WWEChamber! pic.twitter.com/Vk05mBJ8CJ

— WWE (@WWE) February 18, 2019