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WWE Elimination Chamber 2026 is nearly sold out at Chicago's United Center, with only 692 tickets remaining out of 17,842 in the current seating configuration, according to WrestleTix. Ticket sales have surged with 1,713 additional tickets sold in the past 48 hours, bringing total distributed tickets to 17,150, while the cheapest available ticket is currently priced at $204.90.
According to Fightful Select, Chris Jericho is highly unlikely to appear at WWE Elimination Chamber as he remains under contract with AEW and is still listed on their official roster page. Sources indicated that Jericho's AEW deal was extended beyond the original timeframe due to time he previously missed, which directly contradicts speculation that he could be connected to WWE's recent "Do Not Open Until 2-28" mystery box teaser. Wrestling Observer's Dave Meltzer confirmed that contract extensions due to missed time are standard practice in wrestling contracts.
According to Fightful Select, Chris Jericho is highly unlikely to appear at WWE Elimination Chamber as he remains under contract with AEW and is still listed on their official roster page. Sources indicate his AEW deal was extended beyond the original timeframe due to time he previously missed, which Wrestling Observer's Dave Meltzer confirmed aligns with standard wrestling contract practices where missed time can be added back onto the original contract length. This update effectively shuts down speculation that Jericho could be connected to WWE's recent "Do Not Open Until 2-28" mystery box teaser on RAW.
WWE producer Bruce Prichard has reflected on his working relationship with the late Bray Wyatt. According to Prichard, working with Wyatt was a joy, despite how difficult it could often be.
D-Von Dudley responded to Cody Rhodes' recent comments about fan behavior at WWE events, stating he partially agrees that some wrestlers are "a little soft when it comes to criticism" but believes fans should maintain basic respect. Speaking on the DukeLovesRasslin podcast, D-Von argued that while fans have the right to express opinions, there's a generational shift toward more disrespectful behavior, particularly among younger fans who "feel like they can say and do whatever they want." He emphasized that during his era as a fan, wrestlers were treated with more respect, and while criticism is part of the business, it should have boundaries.
WWE star Liv Morgan has stated that she doesn't pay attention to online feedback, whether positive or negative. Morgan believes that it's impossible to please everyone when it comes to fan reactions.
WWE Hall of Famer and NXT commentator Booker T defended former NXT General Manager Ava against allegations that she is a "nepo baby." Booker T came to Ava's defense after others made these claims about her position in the company.
Former Divas Champion AJ Lee has named an independent star she'd love to see join WWE, stating that they deserve the opportunity. However, the specific wrestler AJ Lee mentioned is not identified in the available content.
US Champion Carmelo Hayes has called out a former WWE star, challenging them to "pull up" for a title match. Hayes sent a message directly to the unnamed former WWE performer regarding a potential championship bout.
Seth Rollins has stated that he doesn't have a favorite match that he's won, but is fond of many matches that he lost. Rollins specifically mentioned being fond of one famous defeat from 2016.
John Laurinaitis announced he will make his first public appearance since being named in the Janel Grant lawsuit at Big Time Wrestling's March Mayhem event on March 14, which will feature a tribute match for The Road Warriors and his brother Road Warrior Animal's induction into the Ohio Professional Wrestling Hall of Fame. Laurinaitis was officially dismissed from the lawsuit in May 2025 after reaching a confidential settlement and agreeing to provide evidence against Vince McMahon and WWE. He expressed interest in helping Big Time Wrestling grow by bringing in international talent and contributing to talent development, drawing on his 20 years of experience running WWE's developmental system.
Kevin Nash discussed the difficulty he faced when deciding to leave WWE alongside Scott Hall to form The Outsiders in WCW. Nash indicated that the decision was not made lightly and caused him torment at the time.