The live stream of Elimination Chamber begins right now, and a card that I personally am super excited about was recently added to this card. Yes, that's right, Daniel Bryan vs. Drew Gulak. And if that match doesn't seemingly catch your eye, give it a chance (trust me).

While the major matches in the singles Elimination Chamber feel like a foregone conclusion, there are enough interesting matchups to keep the WWE Network deal alive.

The other biggest potential highlight on the card is the uncontested match between Aleister Black and AJ Styles. Can Uncle Allen stay strong heading into his big matchup with The Undertaker at Lesson Mania? I am hoping that Aleister Black will give AJ a black mass. There is a possibility that Taker himself will intervene.

And even if she is not a wrestling genius like Kassius Ohno, Shayna Baszler will definitely be in the Women's Elimination Chamber match. The winner of this fight will face Becky Lynch at Lessonmania. While I would love to see Aska beat Becky on the big stage, the storyline is moving in the direction of the Queen of Spades.

And don't forget the crazy six-team Elimination Chamber match with The Miz and John Morrison defending against The Usos, Heavy Machinery, New Day, Lucha House Party, and Rudolph (the unofficial name of Robert Roode and Dolph Ziggler). Don't forget. This match is most importantly about Otis getting his revenge on Dolph Ziggler.

Here's everything you need to know about the 2020 WWE Elimination Chamber PPV.

Bolded are our picks.

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