What time is WWE Elimination Chamber 2026 today? How to watch and results

The road to WrestleMania makes a quick pit stop in Chicago for WWE Elimination Chamber tonight.

WWE’s second Premium Live Event (PLE) of 2026 will be headlined by two Elimination Chamber matches as 12 superstars step inside the brutal structure chasing championship opportunities at the grandest stage of them all.

The chamber is built with two miles of chain and ten tons of unyielding steel. The match begins with two superstars in the centre of the cage, while the remaining four are locked inside glass pods.

At random intervals, a pod opens, releasing another superstar into the fray. This process repeats until all competitors are released into the match. A superstar is eliminated by pinfall or by submission, with the last remaining competitor emerging victorious.

Jey Uso was scheduled to battle LA Knight, Cody Rhodes, Trick Williams, Randy Orton and Je’Von Evans in the men’s chamber match. However, after being attacked on Smackdown, he has since been replaced by Logan Paul after he pinned Jacob Fatu in controversial circumstances,

CM Punk, however, has one more obstacle to clear before turning his attentions to Roman Reigns. The Chicago-native puts the title on the line against Finn Balor in a rematch from the January 19 episode of WWE Monday Night Raw in Belfast, Northern Ireland.

The other championship match on the card sees AJ Lee bid to take the WWE Women’s Intercontinental title off Becky Lynch as the pair renew a rivalry that dates all the way back to last autumn.

As Liv Morgan, the winner of the women’s 2026 Royal Rumble, has chosen Stephanie Vaquer as her opponent at WrestleMania 42, WWE Women’s championship Jade Cargill will face the winner of the second Elimination Chamber match of the night.

Former world champions Tiffany Stratton, Rhea Ripley, Alexa Bliss and Asuka have all qualified to give the showdown extra star power, though Kiana James and, particularly, Raquel Rodriguez possess a mean streak that means they must not be underestimated.