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Following the excitement of last night’s WWE Elimination Chamber premium live event, it’s time for another engaging round of Highs and Lows. We want to hear from you about the moments that thrilled you as well as those that fell flat. Your feedback is invaluable in shaping our wrestling community.

Today’s engaging question for you is this: “What were your standout moments and the parts you found disappointing about WWE Elimination Chamber 2025?”

We encourage you to share your thoughts and insights in the comments section below.

Here’s my take on the standout moments…

This edition’s recap is particularly exciting to write, as the headline moment is undoubtedly John Cena’s shocking heel turn. This pivotal event is destined to be etched in wrestling history, marking a transformative chapter for Cena and the WWE. As we witness the early stages of this storyline twist, the anticipation surrounding a heel run for Cena is palpable. It presents a wealth of storytelling possibilities that could elevate the drama and intrigue within the wrestling narrative.

I must admit, when I first learned that the show would conclude with a promo, I felt a wave of apprehension. I was concerned it might leave fans disappointed. However, the unexpected twist of Cena’s heel turn has not only exceeded my expectations but has also injected new life into the ongoing feud between Cody Rhodes and John Cena. What initially seemed like a typical babyface versus babyface storyline has now transformed into a compelling rivalry, one that promises to captivate audiences with its unpredictability.

While I want to acknowledge the returns of Jade Cargill and Randy Orton, it’s important to recognize that they don’t quite compare to Cena’s monumental shift. Especially with Cargill seemingly poised to face Naomi at WrestleMania, the buildup to that match doesn’t seem justified and may not warrant a prominent spot on such a high-profile card.

On the flip side, if I must point out a disappointment from the night, I feel tempted to highlight the tag team match as it seemed to lack significance. However, I believe the more pressing concern lies with the potential setup of a feud between Damian Priest and Drew McIntyre. This was an outcome I anticipated, which added to my apprehension.

The fact that Priest pinned McIntyre without a compelling narrative feels lackluster. Their previous entanglement from last year’s WrestleMania didn’t culminate in any significant development, leaving this current setup feeling uninspired. It suggests that WWE may be scrambling for creative direction for both talents, opting to rekindle an old rivalry simply because it looks appealing on paper. This approach neglects the need for a strong storyline that resonates with fans.

Additionally, I’m concerned about the absence of a substantial plan for Sami Zayn as WrestleMania approaches, which adds another layer of uncertainty. Priest and McIntyre now appear to be caught in a repetitive cycle of their past feud, relegated to a lackluster undercard position. Both competitors undoubtedly deserve a more meaningful storyline that showcases their talents.

What are your thoughts on the event? We’d love to hear your opinions below!