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That said, in this article, we will take a look at five WWE Superstars who would’ve added more star power to the 2026 Men’s Elimination Chamber Match.
#5. Bron Breakker
Bron Breakker has gained significant momentum and has established himself as the top heel on Monday Night RAW since Seth Rollins was ousted from The Vision. Given his dominance in the ring, he has all the qualities to create a memorable moment in the Men’s Elimination Chamber Match.
If not for his injury, featuring The Dog of WWE in the showdown could have increased fans’ anticipation for the event.
#4. Seth Rollins
Seth Rollins has been out with an injury since The Vision turned on him on WWE RAW after Crown Jewel 2025. As a result, he had to relinquish his World Heavyweight Championship.
Although there is no confirmed timeline for his return, The Visionary would have brought additional star power to the Men’s Elimination Chamber Match had he been cleared to compete.
#3. Gunther
Gunther failed to qualify for the Elimination Chamber Match last week in the main event of Monday Night RAW, thanks to Dragon Lee. Instead, Je’von Evans pinned Dominik Mysterio to win the bout.
If there is any superstar who could have made the Elimination Chamber more intense and intimidating, it would be The Career Killer. He has gained a lot of momentum since making John Cena tap out in his final bout as an active wrestler.
#2. Oba Femi
Oba Femi has been on a tear since making his main roster debut at the Royal Rumble Premium Live Event. This was after he relinquished his NXT Championship late last year to go after the big one on the main roster.
Given Femi’s physique and dominance in the ring, his presence in the Men’s Elimination Chamber Match could have made the showdown more interesting.
#1. Former WWE United States Champion Jacob Fatu
Jacob Fatu has been at loggerheads with both Drew McIntyre and Cody Rhodes since making his return earlier this year on SmackDown and costing Rhodes the Undisputed WWE Championship.
The Samoan Werewolf had an opportunity to earn a spot in the Elimination Chamber Match, but failed to get the job done. Instead, Cody Rhodes pinned Sami Zayn to secure the victory. Although Fatu did not win, he would have been an excellent addition to the Elimination Chamber Match.
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