The road to WrestleMania takes one of its biggest turns on Saturday, March 1 as six men and six women face off in two WWE Elimination Chamber matches, and Oddspedia has the latest Elimination Chamber odds from the best sportsbooks to get you in the action.
WWE Elimination Chamber Odds: Cena Favorite But Punk’s Odds Moving
- John Cena may be favorite but for how long? CM Punk's odds moved from +130 to -100 overnight
- Get the latest updates now the lineups are set with a spot at WrestleMania on the line
- Our Womens Elimination Chamber sleeper picks odds move from +1600 to +1000
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"Is it really the time for Cena's fairytale ending? His farewell tour has another 8 months to go..."
The WWE Elimination Chamber PLE this year sees some of the industry’s biggest draws of all time facing some of the biggest stars of today.
John Cena makes his final appearance alongside CM Punk and Alexa Bliss while facing off with the likes of Logan Paul, Damian Priest and Roxanne Perez.
The winner of the mens and womens WWE Elimination Chamber matches gets a title shot at WrestleMania, facing Cody Rhodes and Rhea Ripley respectively. Knowing who holds the titles going into the final PLE before ‘The Grandaddy of them all’ could help inform who is going to win in the chamber.
WWE Elimination Chamber odds – Mens
| WWE Elimination Chamber Contender |
Oddspedia Odds | Implied Probability |
|---|---|---|
 John Cena |
-137 | 57.8% |
 CM Punk |
-100 | 50.0% |
 Drew McIntyre |
+900 | 10.0% |
 Seth Rollins |
+2000 | 4.8% |
 Logan Paul |
+2500 | 3.9% |
 Damian Priest |
+3300 | 3.0% |
Odds accurate as of February 28
WWE Elimination Chamber odds – Womens
| WWE Elimination Chamber Contender |
Oddspedia Odds | Implied Probability |
|---|---|---|
 Bianca Belair |
-250 | 71.4% |
 Alexa Bliss |
+350 | 22.2% |
 Liv Morgan |
+600 | 14.3% |
 Roxanne Perez |
+1000 | 9.1% |
 Naomi |
+1200 | 7.7% |
 Bayley |
+2500 | 3.8% |
Odds accurate as of February 28
The Unsanctioned Match
| Oddspedia Odds | Implied Probability | |
|---|---|---|
 Kevin Owens |
-137 | 57.8% |
 Sami Zayn |
-100 | 50.0% |
Odds accurate as of February 28
Womens Tag Team Match
| Oddspedia Odds | Implied Probability | |
|---|---|---|
  Tiffany Stratton & Trish Stratus |
-2000 | 95.2% |
  Nia Jax & Candice LeRae |
+800 | 11.1% |
Odds accurate as of February 28
WWE Elimination Chamber odds market updates
- 2/1 – After being eliminated last in the WWE Mens Royal Rumble, John Cena declares his entry into the Elimination Chamber match – notable as all other contenders will be forced to qualify
- 2/3 – Liv Morgan beat IYO Sky by disqualification and CM Punk beat Sami Zayn in the main event of WWE Raw to secure spots in the Elimination Chamber matches
- 2/7 – Drew McIntyre beat Jimmy Uso and LA Knight, Bianca Belair beat Piper Niven and Alexa Bliss beat Candace LeRae in her first WWE Singles match in two years on WWE Smackdown to take spots at the Elimination Chamber PLE
- 2/10 – Bayley beat Lyla Valkyria and Rey Mysterio lost to Logan Paul, with the internet superstar claiming the next spot in the mens’ Elimination Chamber
- 2/14 – Naomi beat Chelsea Green to join her Womens’ Tag Team Championship partner, Bianca Belair in the Womens Elimination Chamber match. Damian Priest beat Braun Strowman and Jacob Fatu after interference from Solo Sikoa, Tama Tonga and WWE Undisputed Champion, Cody Rhodes.
WWE Womens Royal Rumble winner, Charlotte Flair chose her WrestleMania opponent: Tiffany Stratton. This means the winner of the Women’s Elimination Chamber will face Raw Womens Champion, Rhea Ripley. - 2/17 – Roxanne Perez and Seth Rollins secured the final spots in the womens’ and mens’ WWE Elimination Chamber matches by defeating Raquel Rodriguez and Finn Balor respectively. Sami Zayn is granted an unsanctioned match with Kevin Owens at the PLE.
- 2/21 – Tiffany Stratton and Trish Stratus vs. Nia Jax and Candice LeRae is officially added to the Elimination Chamber card
WWE Mens Elimination Chamber odds favorites
John Cena | Elimination Chamber odds to win: -137
The Doctor of Thuganomics called his shot immediately after losing in the final moments of the WWE Royal Rumble: he was entering the Elimination Chamber for the eight time, winning and going to WrestleMania.
And that sounds great… and that’s a real fairytale ending… but he’s got another eight months to wrestle before his farewell tour ends. It’s not time for the fairytale ending and if he won it now: there’s question of whether fans would turn on the GOAT of WWE.
John Cena hasn’t won a televised singles match in WWE since April 2018. I just don’t see him going to WrestleMania to win the title when he could face another dramatic setback and subsequently face a heel champion or have a face vs face title match at SummerSlam?
CM Punk | Elimination Chamber odds to win: -100
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CM Punk’s wish to main event WrestleMania is so well known by now that it’s hard to see him having returned to the company without it being part of his contract.
He also has an as-yet unknown favor owed to him by Roman Reigns’ wiseman, Paul Heyman. Those two combined make him a worthy favorite in the WWE Elimination Chamber odds.
Punk is possibly one of the few wrestlers on the men’s roster who is more over than Cody Rhodes and a program with him could help transition Rhodes over to his expected heel turn.
He has such an amazing history with John Cena (and the two have been open in their love of working with one another in the past) – it’s easy to see them being the final two standing in the Chamber to give them the spotlight they deserve before Punk goes over and gets his WrestleMania moment.
Seth Rollins | Elimination Chamber odds to win: +2000
Seth Rollins enters the Elimination Chamber at a storyline cross-roads: he has unfinished business with CM Punk and is responsible for Roman Reigns’s kayfabe injury that is keeping him off screens.
No matter which way his 2025 develops: into the crosshairs of the Second City Saint, or those of the Head of the Table – he’s headed for a heel turn and will face one of the two at WrestleMania. Or maybe both?
Expect his personal issues with Punk or some outside interference from a returning Reigns to take Rollins out of the Elimination Chamber and out of the WrestleMania XLI title conversation.
WWE Mens Elimination Chamber odds sleeper
Logan Paul | Elimination Chamber odds to win: +2500
Logan Paul brings in an audience and a level of attention that WWE and its parent company TKO need.
Now, with one WWE championship match set for Gunther vs Jey Uso (…YEET), does Paul Levesque really use the one remaining championship title spot on what would be a business move?
It would make for great headlines if he takes it and draw a lot of eyes to the product, but I’m not sure he can beat the draw of Cena or Punk taking the win.
WWE Elimination Chamber Predictions
Some WWE fans are unhappy with John Cena calling his shot, which may play out with him turning on the fans for a while through his farewell tour.
Elimination Chamber likely isn’t his night. CM Punk, with recent wins and regular TV appearances, seems poised for a program with Cody Rhodes culminating in his WrestleMania moment.
The Rock’s return at Smackdown on 2/20 could play into the winner of the Elimination Chamber: The Final Boss asked Cody Rhodes to be ‘his champion’, echoing The Rock’s own path as The Corporate Champion for Vince McMahon during the Attitude Era.
If Cody ends up as The Rock’s corporate pawn… who would be better to play the ‘Stone Cold Steve Austin’ role of the foul-mouthed underdog than Dwayne Johnson’s former nemesis, CM Punk?
WWE Elimination Chamber prediction: CM Punk
WWE Womens Elimination Chamber odds favorites
Bianca Belair | Elimination Chamber odds to win: -250
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The EST of the WWE is the best wrestler in the womens division: her ring speed, power and execution are second-to-none. She deserves to be back in the Womens title picture and would put on a great match with Rhea Ripley.
However, she’s got an ongoing storyline with Jade Cargill on the shelf and a potential tage team program with Liv Morgan and Raquel Rodriguez in the works.
She’s a strong favorite but this will move from week to week as her tag team title status evolves.
Alexa Bliss | Elimination Chamber odds to win: +350
Alexa Bliss was out of the ring for two years following the birth of her first child, and made a surprising return during the Womens Royal Rumble at the start of February.
Miss Bliss has been one of the biggest stars in the women’s locker room for the last decade and does some of the best work on the microphone – she could talk her way into an interesting program with Ripley.
Apart from Liv Morgan: no one else really has much history with The Eradicator, so it’s really a matter of who could start an interesting program with Ripley in a first match at WrestleMania.
Naomi | Elimination Chamber odds to win: +1200
Naomi and Bianca Belair enter the Womens’ Elimination Chamber at a massive advantage: they can fight as a team until they reach the final two.
Which is great in theory. But this is the WWE, and there’s no drama and intrigue in a tag team’s plans going well, is there?
Expect some misplaced blows and the duo will go nose-to-nose then duke it out.
When Naomi was priced up at +400 the price was too high – Naomi isn’t on the level of Belair, Bliss and Morgan. Now her odds have lengthened to +1200 which is about right. She’ll go deeper into the match than other more complete wrestlers, but I can’t see her winning it and going to WrestleMania.
WWE Womens Elimination Chamber odds sleeper
Roxanne Perez | Elimination Chamber odds to win: +1000
Roxanne Perez is technically still an NXT wrestler but she faced the powerful Raquel Rodriguez on Raw this past week for a spot in the six-person Womens Elimination Chamber to start March.
Not only did Perez win, but she also put on a match with the usually tepid Rodriguez that showed she absolutely deserves to be on the flagship show going forwards.
Perez has outgrown NXT and has the tools to be a feature on the main roster for the future: there’s something of a Cinderella story in her making it through the Chamber and heading to WrestleMania to raise the profile of the NXT brand and catapult her into the upper echelons of the WWE womens division.
WWE Elimination Chamber Predictions
The Women’s Elimination Chamber is tough to predict. Key contenders are tied up in other storylines, leaving champion Rhea Ripley out.
Liv Morgan vs. Ripley again at WrestleMania could draw, but their scheduled European tour matches suggest otherwise. Bayley, despite past title reigns, lacks momentum for a strong Ripley program. Our sleeper pick Roxanne Perez could be the most interesting winner of them all.
Roxanne’s in-ring and promo skills and in-ring style could work really well with Rhea Ripley. And with a business head on: a Perez win could also be a huge boost for the NXT brand.
WWE Elimination Chamber prediction: Roxanne Perez
WWE Elimination Chamber Card
- WWE Mens Elimination Chamber – featuring John Cena, CM Punk, Drew McIntyre, Damian Priest, Logan Paul, and Seth Rollins
- WWE Womens Elimination Chamber – featuring Bianca Belair, Bayley, Alex Bliss, Naomi, Liv Morgan, and Roxanne Perez
- Tag team – Tiffany Stratton and Trish Stratus vs. Nia Jax and Candice LeRae
- ‘Unsanctioned Match’ – Sami Zayn vs. Kevin Owens
- More matches to be announced
WWE Elimination Chamber info
| WWE Elimination Chamber | |
|---|---|
| Where: | Rogers Centre, Toronto, Ontario, CA |
| When: | 7.00pm ET, Saturday March 1 2025 |
| TV: | US: Peacock / UK & RoW: Netflix |
WWE Elimination Chamber odds FAQs
What time does the Elimination Chamber start?
The WWE Elimination Chamber PLE (Premium Live Event) starts at 7pm ET. There will be a pre-show starting usually a couple of hours before that sometimes includes wrestling matches.
Who will win the Elimination Chamber in 2024?
The 2024 WWE Elimination Chamber took place in Perth, West Australia and the two headline matches were won by Drew McIntyre and Becky Lynch. McIntyre would go on to win the WWE World Title from Seth Rollins at WrestleMania XL, only to lose it minutes later to Damian Priest when Priest cashed in his Money In The Bank contract. Becky Lynch lost in her WrestleMania XL title match with Rhea Ripley, only to win the 21 days later after Ripley vacated the title due to injury.
What time is Elimination Chamber in the UK?
WWE Elimination Chamber starts at 00.00am UK time. It will be available to stream live via Netflix in the UK, while viewers in the US will need a subscription to Peacock to get involved in the action.
How does an Elimination Chamber work?
The Elimination Chamber match starts with competitors in the ring, with four other competitors in locked in cells around the ring. Every few minutes a competitor is released to join the match. Pinfalls can take place at any time and wrestlers must leave the chamber once they have been defeated by pinfall or submission. The match continues until there is a single winner.
Is the Elimination Chamber actually steel?
The WWE Elimination Chamber, a unique match that has never been held in another wrestling company, features a steel structure around the ring to contain the six competitors. That structure is around 16 feet tall and 36 feet in diameter. The original Elimination Chamber weighed over 10 tons – this was replaced in 2017 with a lighter weight chamber that would be easier to transport and install.
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