3 possible debuts or returns that could happen at WWE Elimination Chamber 2019
The second to last WWE pay-per-view on the road to WrestleMania 35 is set to take place in a matter of days. Elimination Chamber will feature two matches inside the titular structure, for two very different championships.
Another couple of matches have been announced which could provide some potential to make this a more than decent show. Events between Royal Rumble and WrestleMania are usually fillers, not doing a lot to build already high anticipation for the 'Mania card. Some of the potentials lie in the surprises that WWE might have for us on Sunday.
With a month and a half away from the Show of Shows, it would not be likely to see a lot of major developments take place on this show aside from a title change or two.
The WWE Championship will be defended in the Chamber match, as will be the crowning of the inaugural WWE Women's Tag Team Champions. Other matches on the card involve a tag title match, a women's title match, a handicap match, and a No Disqualification match. The spots for shenanigans are few and far between, but as mentioned above, there is potential.
Here are three possible surprise appearances that could take place at the Elimination Chamber pay-per-view.
#3 Lars Sullivan
The vignettes for Lars Sullivan's main roster debut first aired during Survivor Series weekend, and three months later, there is still no sign of him. There are no more vignettes as well. Sullivan apparently suffered an anxiety attack before his scheduled debut on Raw in January.
Since then, he hasn't been heard from or mentioned on WWE TV. The company reportedly had big plans for the big man upon his arrival to the main roster, with a match with John Cena at WrestleMania being rumored.
But now that match and other plans surrounding him have been pushed off the table unless he is now ready to debut. Sullivan could still have a big match at 'Mania with another opponent who presumably doesn't have a clear path to the show - Braun Strowman.
The battle of the two biggest monsters in WWE would certainly be an interesting bout for WrestleMania, and the build to it could begin during Strowman's No Disqualification match against Baron Corbin. That match is literally crying out for shenanigans.