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This was the rubber match in a trilogy that had been simmering for months. Lesnar and Lashley are two of the most legitimate "tough guys" on the roster, and the anticipation was high.

The match was short, explosive, and chaotic—in true Brock Lesnar fashion. It wasn't a technical wrestling clinic; it was a car crash. Lesnar went for an F-5 early, Lashley reversed it into a Hurt Lock, and the near-falls kept the audience on the edge of their seats.

The finish was abrupt: Lesnar hit a low blow (which the referee missed or ignored due to the chaos) and hit an F-5 for the win. While some fans groaned at the low blow finish, it protected Lashley, keeping him looking strong while Lesnar got the "W." It was a necessary sprint to bridge the gap to the emotional heavyweights later in the card.

The night kicked off with the Women’s Elimination Chamber match, determining who would challenge Bianca Belair for the Raw Women’s Championship at WrestleMania 39. This match set the tone for the night’s quality. WWE Elimination Chamber 2023.FHD.10...

It featured a star-studded lineup: Raquel Rodriguez, Nikki Cross, Liv Morgan, Natalya, Asuka, and Carmella. While the winner (Carmella) was a surprise choice that drew some criticism regarding WrestleMania stakes, the match itself was a physical masterpiece.

Key Spots:

The decision to put Carmella over was controversial, but the match served its purpose: it woke the crowd up and proved that the steel structure was going to be used as a weapon, not just a backdrop. This was the rubber match in a trilogy

While the main event had the emotional stakes, the Men’s Chamber match for the United States Championship had the in-ring quality. This match is often cited as the best Chamber match in modern history.

The Participants: Austin Theory (C), Seth "Freakin" Rollins, Johnny Gargano, Bronson Reed, Damian Priest, and Montez Ford.

Why it worked:

This match was a perfect example of how to book a multi-man match: clear narratives, high spots that mattered, and a finish that furthered storylines without diminishing the loser.

To understand this event, you have to understand the venue. The Bell Centre in Montreal is hallowed ground in wrestling history, famously the site of the "Montreal Screwjob" in 1997. Canadian crowds are notoriously vocal, partisan, and intelligent. They boo the heroes and cheer the villains if they entertain them.

For Sami Zayn, a Montreal native, this was his cup final. The crowd energy was electric before the bell even rang, creating a pressure cooker atmosphere that elevated every single match on the card. The decision to put Carmella over was controversial,

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This was the rubber match in a trilogy that had been simmering for months. Lesnar and Lashley are two of the most legitimate "tough guys" on the roster, and the anticipation was high.

The match was short, explosive, and chaotic—in true Brock Lesnar fashion. It wasn't a technical wrestling clinic; it was a car crash. Lesnar went for an F-5 early, Lashley reversed it into a Hurt Lock, and the near-falls kept the audience on the edge of their seats.

The finish was abrupt: Lesnar hit a low blow (which the referee missed or ignored due to the chaos) and hit an F-5 for the win. While some fans groaned at the low blow finish, it protected Lashley, keeping him looking strong while Lesnar got the "W." It was a necessary sprint to bridge the gap to the emotional heavyweights later in the card.

The night kicked off with the Women’s Elimination Chamber match, determining who would challenge Bianca Belair for the Raw Women’s Championship at WrestleMania 39. This match set the tone for the night’s quality.

It featured a star-studded lineup: Raquel Rodriguez, Nikki Cross, Liv Morgan, Natalya, Asuka, and Carmella. While the winner (Carmella) was a surprise choice that drew some criticism regarding WrestleMania stakes, the match itself was a physical masterpiece.

Key Spots:

The decision to put Carmella over was controversial, but the match served its purpose: it woke the crowd up and proved that the steel structure was going to be used as a weapon, not just a backdrop.

While the main event had the emotional stakes, the Men’s Chamber match for the United States Championship had the in-ring quality. This match is often cited as the best Chamber match in modern history.

The Participants: Austin Theory (C), Seth "Freakin" Rollins, Johnny Gargano, Bronson Reed, Damian Priest, and Montez Ford.

Why it worked:

This match was a perfect example of how to book a multi-man match: clear narratives, high spots that mattered, and a finish that furthered storylines without diminishing the loser.

To understand this event, you have to understand the venue. The Bell Centre in Montreal is hallowed ground in wrestling history, famously the site of the "Montreal Screwjob" in 1997. Canadian crowds are notoriously vocal, partisan, and intelligent. They boo the heroes and cheer the villains if they entertain them.

For Sami Zayn, a Montreal native, this was his cup final. The crowd energy was electric before the bell even rang, creating a pressure cooker atmosphere that elevated every single match on the card.