The 2025 women’s WWE Elimination Chamber entrants are locked in. Six women earning their way via qualifying matches, here is the updated participants, along with their story and likelihood for a championship match at WrestleMania.
Liv Morgan defeated Iyo Sky to qualify for the WWE Elimination Chamber. She tricked Rhea Ripley into hitting her mid-match in heel fashion, causing Morgan to win by disqualification. Ripley, current WWE Women’s World Champion, has plenty of history with Morgan, back to the original Judgment Day and the love angle where Morgan stole Dominik Mysterio.
With the deep history between Liv and Rhea, this would be the most likely winner. Both are over with the crowd, so what better end to a storyline than WrestleMania? After fighting over the title back and forth, an epic end at WrestleMania makes sense. Look for Liv to win the chamber with heel antics.
Bianca Belair earned her way into the WWE Elimination Chamber with a victory over Piper Niven. She is always good for extreme acts of strength and general athleticism, showing her strength in that match by slamming the much larger Niven.
While she is a former champion and the best athlete in the match, the odds are low of Belair winning the chamber. Current WWE Women’s Tag Team Champion with Naomi, there is little storyline to point to a world title shot at WrestleMania. It’s much more likely she is involved in a tag match at WrestleMania.
Alexa Bliss received the loudest pop at the Royal Rumble. The WWE audience was wild after her two-year absence. Bliss defeated Candice LeRae to earn her spot in the WWE Elimination Chamber.
The only storyline is how much the WWE Universe loved seeing her return, but that might be enough. Bliss is the second most likely to win if WWE decides it wants to ride the wave of the return. Also of note, in 2021, Rhea stated she wouldn’t mind a title match with Bliss someday.
Bayley, the most decorated woman in the match, defeated the WWE Women’s Intercontinental Champion, Lyra Valkyria, to earn her spot in the Elimination Chamber. This may have been the best qualifying match of the bunch.
With all due respect to the veteran, Bayley, as a character, has been stale lately. She hasn’t seen a major storyline in ages. While she has the pedigree to win, recent history would indicate otherwise. Bayley’s chances of winning are little to none.
Naomi defeated the WWE Women’s United States Champion, Chelsea Green, to qualify. Naomi falls under similar circumstances as her champion tag team partner, Bianca Belair.
While she is athletic and a former champion, she is much too big a name in the tag team picture. Look for Naomi to have an exciting spot in the chamber, but don’t look for her to emerge victorious.
After making waves in NXT, Roxanne Perez is a recent call-up to the main roster. With help from Bianca Belair and Naomi, she defeated Raquel Rodriguez to qualify for the WWE Women’s Elimination Chamber.
Former NXT Women’s Champion, Perez has made statements at every stop along her career. While she is an NXT standout, it’s hard to imagine a WrestleMania title shot awarded to someone just called up. Expect Perez to look good in the match, but it’s not her time.
Will Liv Morgan go on to continue her rivalry with Rhea Ripley, or will WWE ride the wave of the returning Alexa Bliss? Look for Morgan to win, but not a clean pin. What could her heel plan be?
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