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#5. Brock Lesnar could officially join The Vision
Brock Lesnar is set to make his return ahead of WrestleMania 42. With Bron Breakker on hiatus from WWE and likely to miss ‘Mania this year, The Mayor of Suplex City might officially join The Vision group.
Paul Heyman has already aligned with The Beast Incarnate and has accompanied him in recent appearances. With Lesnar returning on RAW, it will not be a surprise if he officially joins the villainous group.
This could work as a replacement for Breakker for The Showcase of the Immortals.
#4. Hints could be dropped for the mystery crate’s real identity
The mystery crate emerged on RAW last week. During the penultimate episode of SmackDown, the box appeared, but Nick Aldis sent it back to the Monday Night show. This means that in the forthcoming edition of the red brand, the mystery crate will once again make its presence felt.
However, as this will be the final RAW before Chamber, WWE might drop some major hints for the real identity behind the box. This will spark more excitement for Elimination Chamber 2026.
#3. IYO SKY may qualify for the Women’s Elimination Chamber match
The Women’s Elimination Chamber qualifying match is set to take place on February 28. In the latest episode of RAW, IYO Sky will compete against Raquel Rodriguez and Kairi Sane, with the winner advancing to the match.
As Rhea Ripley is already qualified for the match, the chances are higher that the Genius of the SKY will emerge as victor. This could be done to ignite tensions between IYO and Ripley in the Women’s Chamber bout.
#2. Bronson Reed could advances to the Men’s Chamber match
Talking about the Men’s Elimination Chamber match, Bronson Reed will lock horns against Original El Grande Americano and Jey Uso in tonight’s WWE RAW. As the YEET Master is already the World Tag Team Champion, it’s unlikely that he will advance in this match.
The Original El Grande Americano may get disrupted in the match by the other El Grande, which may cost him the bout. This indicates that the Vision member has a higher chance of scoring the victory and moving further in the Chicago PLE.
#1. The mystery attacker may appear again on RAW
As the Vision member is set for a match on the show, the mystery attacker may try to cost the faction again. The mystery man could launch an attack on the Tsunami during his Men’s Elimination Chamber match.
However, he might fail in his attempt as the Vision members could be prepared for him in advance. The mystery man’s presence will fuel the storyline and spark excitement for the upcoming reveal of the black-hooded figure.
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