Bianca Belair Wins 2025 Women's Elimination Chamber, Earns Title Match At WrestleMania 41
Bianca Belair is going to WWE WrestleMania 41, as she earned a title shot at WWE Elimination Chamber.
WWE Elimination Chamber kicked off with the Women's Elimination Chamber. Liv Morgan, Bianca Belair, Alexa Bliss, Bayley, Naomi, and Roxanne Perez battled it out for a shot at the Women's World Championship at WrestleMania 41.
Before the match officially started, Jade Cargill returned and attacked Naomi. Following the brutal beatdown, Naomi was loaded onto a stretcher. It was announced that she was no longer able to compete.
Bianca Belair went on to win the Women's Elimination Chamber by last eliminating Liv Morgan to earn a title shot at WWE WrestleMania 41.
Order of elimination:
Naomi via injury
Bayley via Liv Morgan
Roxanne Perez via Alexa Bliss
Alexa Bliss via Liv Morgan
Liv Morgan via Bianca Belair
With the win, Bianca Belair earned a title match at WWE WrestleMania 41. She will challenge either reigning champion Rhea Ripley or IYO SKY. SKY will challenge Ripley for the title on the March 1st episode of WWE RAW. Ripley came out after Belair's win and confronted her. SKY joined them, and the three stars had a heated staredown.
Check out a recap of the match, courtesy of our live coverage page below:
Liv Morgan and Naomi are set to kick off the match. As the bell rings, Jade Cargill's music hits! Cargill power walks to the ring before the cage door closes. Morgan is scared out of her mind. Cargill Lunnges at Naomi. Cargill beats the crap out of Naomi. Naomi tries to run away. Cargill boots Naomi into one of the pods. Belair is losing her mind, banging on the pod, trying to stop her friends from fighting. Cargill slams the cage door on Naomi's head. Cargill leaves. Naomi is taken out on a stretcher, so she has been eliminated. Morgan mocks Belair.
Belair is released from her pod but isn't interested in the match. Belair immediately tries to leave the cage to check on Naomi. Morgan attacks Belair from behind. Belair fires back but misses the superstar press. Morgan lands a head kick for a near fall. Belair surprises Morgan with a spinebuster. Superstar press by Belair. Roxanne Perez is released from her pod next. Perez sends Belair flying with a rana. After a series of reversals, Perez Russian leg sweeps Belair into the cage. Morgan catches Perez with a dropkick for a near fall. Bayley is released for her pod next. Perez and Bayley fight in Bayley's pod. Bayley slams Perez's head into the pod repeatedly.
Perez gets Bayley-to-Belly'd into the cage. Belair and Bayley square up. Bayley sunset flip bombs Belair into the turnbuckle. Belair kicks out. Diving elbow by Bayley. Belair kicks out. Bayley goes up top. Perez cuts Bayley off and powerbombs her on the platform. Frog splash by Perez. Bayley kicks out. Alexa Bliss is released from her pod. Morgan eats a flurry of strikes from Bliss. Bliss choke pushes Perez. Bayley rolls up Bliss. Bliss kicks out. Bliss obliterates Bayley with a right hand.
Perez traps Bayley in a crossface. Bayley rolls all the way to the cage. Bayley rubs Perez's hands on the cage to break the hold. Perez drops Bayley with a stunner on the second rope. Perez tries a double jump moonsault, but Bayley gets her knees up. After a series of reversals, Bayley dumps Perez out to the platform. Morgan comes charging in and hits Oblivion. Morgan pins Bayley.
Morgan climbs one of the pods to avoid Belair. Belair follows. After a tug of war with Belair's braid, Belair whips Morgan with her braid. Morgan falls to the platform. Belair dives off the pod and flattens everyone with a crossbody. Morgan's midsection is bleeding from Belair's hairwhip. After another series of reversals, Bliss surprises Perez with Twisted Bliss. Bliss pins Perez.
Morgan lands the thee amigos on Belair. Headkick by Morgan. Morgan calls for the 619. Bliss hits Belair with an Abigail DDT. Morgan rolls up Bliss for the pin.
Bliss uses Belair's braid to send her into the cage repeatedly. Belair kicks out. Morgan lands a codebreaker. Belair explodes out of the corner and lands a spear. Morgan kicks out. Morgan tries a rana on the platform. Belair blocks it and slams Morgan into the cage and pod repeatedly. She powerbombs Morgan back into the ring. Belair tries a 450, but Morgan gets her knees up. After a series of reversals, Belair counters Oblivion into the KOD for the win.
Winner- Bianca Belair
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