Trick Williams

Summary

Trick Williams picked up a statement win over Matt Cardona, continuing to ride a wave of momentum fueled by his recent aggression. The match was competitive early, but Trick’s intensity and confidence took over down the stretch. With Sami Zayn hunting revenge after last week’s attack, hitting the Helluva Kick on Yatchy at ringside, this victory only adds fuel to the fire as Trick looks poised to prove he, and his lemon-pepper steppers, is a real threat to Sami's US Championship.

Summary

Jacob Fatu came into this match throwing his usual mix of power and chaos, immediately backing Trick Williams into the corner with heavy right hands and headbutts. Fatu controlled most of the early stretch, flattening Williams with a senton and a handspring moonsault before sending him crashing to the floor with a clothesline. Even after the commercial break, Fatu kept the pressure on with a hard corner whip, a Samoan drop, and a diving senton that nearly ended things. Williams refused to stay down though, firing back with a Cyclone Kill and a jumping neckbreaker that finally shifted momentum. Just as the match started to turn competitive, everything went sideways when Drew McIntyre suddenly appeared and blindsided Fatu outside the ring while the referee was distracted. McIntyre tossed him back inside, leaving Fatu vulnerable long enough for Williams to connect with the Trick Shot for the pinfall. It’s technically a huge win for Williams, but it definitely came with an asterisk thanks to McIntyre’s interference, which pretty much wrecked Fatu’s night before he even realized what hit him.

#1: Trick Williams (5:00)

#2: Logan Paul (10:00)

#3: LA Knight (15:00)

#4: Randy Orton (20:00)

Logan Paul eliminated Je'Von Evans (Pinfall)

Logan Paul eliminated LA Knight (Pinfall)

Logan Paul eliminated Trick Williams (Pinfall)

Cody Rhodes eliminated Logan Paul (Pinfall)

Randy Orton eliminated Cody Rhodes (Pinfall) at 25:20

Summary

kicked off with Cody Rhodes and Je’Von Evans starting things inside the unforgiving steel structure. Early on, Trick Williams’ entrance added chaos as he immediately targeted both men with hard strikes and threw them around the ring, showcasing his speed and aggression. When Logan Paul entered next, he became the early focal point — his opponents ganged up and hurled him through a pod before scrambling back into the fray. As the match accelerated with LA Knight’s arrival, the competition spilled to the top of the pods and the unforgiving walls of the Chamber. Knight delivered his signature BFT on Williams from the top of a pod, electrifying the crowd, while Orton — the final entrant — methodically cut through the field with cold-blooded precision once his pod opened. Throughout the bout, bodies were smashed into the steel, with big moves and near-eliminations keeping the tempo high. Alliances of convenience formed briefly — only to break apart — and every competitor scored some momentum with impactful offense. Despite spirited offense from Rhodes and Knight, Orton used his veteran instincts to time his counters perfectly, delivering multiple RKOs “outta nowhere” at key moments inside the structure. In the final stretch, Orton withstood a barrage of offense, fought off multiple opponents at once, and found openings to hit decisive strikes. When it was down to the wire, his calculated aggression paid off: he capitalized on a wear-down sequence to hit a crushing RKO on his final opponent, pinning him inside the steel and becoming the last Superstar standing in the match. With that win, Orton punched his ticket to face the Undisputed WWE Champion at WrestleMania 42, continuing his chase for a historic 15th world title.

Summary

The men’s triple-threat Chamber qualifier delivered nonstop chaos as Trick Williams, Damian Priest, and Carmelo Hayes all fought for a coveted spot. Priest used his size and aggression to control long stretches, while Hayes relied on opportunistic strikes and quick pin attempts. Williams stayed patient, picking his moments as the action broke down late. He sealed the win by landing consecutive Trick Shots on Priest, earning the pinfall and officially qualifying for the Elimination Chamber.

Summary

Trick Williams and Rey Fenix delivered a high-octane singles match packed with aerial offense and quick counters, with Williams ultimately hitting the Trick Shot to earn the victory. This bout was one of the more fast-paced contests of the night, highlighting both men’s athleticism.