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Here’s a prediction of the rest of the 2026 Men’s Elimination Chamber lineup:
#4. Cody Rhodes may make his way into the Chamber
A massive Elimination Chamber Qualifying Match is set for this week, where Cody Rhodes, Sami Zayn and Jacob Fatu will battle each other. This will be a colossal clash as all three superstars desperately need victory for themselves. Currently, Rhodes and Fatu have higher chances of winning this bout. But The American Nightmare could ultimately prevail.
Cody Rhodes is expected to win this Triple Threat Match and head into the Men’s Elimination Chamber Match in Chicago. He is currently involved in a deeply personal rivalry with Drew McIntyre, which has reached a whole new stratosphere. Therefore, the chances of Rhodes winning this week on SmackDown and heading into the Men’s Chamber Match seem inevitable.
#3. Gunther could punch his ticket to Chicago
Next week’s Monday Night RAW will see a major Elimination Chamber Qualifying Match between Dominik Mysterio, Gunther and Je’Von Evans. There is a high chance that The Ring General will emerge victorious in this bout. He is likely to head into the Men’s Chamber match in Chicago. It is because Gunther has been riding on a red-hot momentum lately.
Therefore, the company is expected to bank on him by putting the Austrian in that high-profile match. Meanwhile, Dominik Mysterio is currently the Intercontinental Champion and his chances of winning the Triple Threat Match next week are pretty low. When it comes to Je’Von Evans, WWE might not put him in the Chamber match at such an early stage of his main roster run.
#2. Logan Paul may get his way through
One of the remaining two participants in the Men’s Elimination Chamber this year could be Logan Paul. The Maverick entered the Men’s Chamber back-to-back in the last two years, where he delivered jaw-dropping performances. Paul has proven to everyone that he thrives in such a high-stakes showdown with his high-flying abilities and acrobatic moves.
Therefore, WWE could put him in the Elimination Chamber match this year once again, capitalizing on his star power and charisma. Besides, Logan Paul is currently a prominent member of The Vision. And the company will seemingly make sure to give The Vision a major spotlight by featuring The Maverick in this high-profile Chamber match now that Bron Breakker is out.
#1. Jacob Fatu could be the final entrant in the Men’s Elimination Chamber
Jacob Fatu will be competing in the Men’s Qualifying Match this week on SmackDown. He might not be able to win that match and end up facing a huge setback. However, Fatu might find a backdoor entry into the Chamber match following his potential loss. He could somehow manage to get through in the final qualifier match that will take place on SmackDown next week.
Currently, Jacob Fatu is involved in an intricate storyline with both Drew McIntyre and Cody Rhodes. Therefore, WWE might not withdraw him from that feud. Instead, the company is expected to push both Fatu and Rhodes for the Undisputed WWE Championship at WrestleMania 42. Hence, The Samoan Werewolf may be the final participant in the Men’s Chamber.
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