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IYO SKY has responded to her tag team partner Rhea Ripley dedicating her WWE Women's Elimination Chamber victory to her. Ripley won the Women's Elimination Chamber match and made the dedication to IYO SKY afterward.
Danhausen's WWE debut at Elimination Chamber was delayed because AEW extended his contract despite his reported request not to extend it if they didn't plan to use him, forcing WWE to wait until his AEW obligations expired. WWE had been actively looking to sign Danhausen as early as July 2025, but the contract extension prevented them from moving forward at that time. Danhausen ultimately debuted on February 28, 2026 at Elimination Chamber in Chicago, emerging from a coffin after weeks of mystery crate teasers, and has signed a multi-year WWE contract.
CM Punk posted a parody photo on Instagram recreating Becky Lynch's infamous WrestleMania 35 "Becky Two Belts" pose, following Lynch's loss to AJ Lee for the Women's Intercontinental Championship at Elimination Chamber on February 28, 2026. The post came after Lynch went on a Twitter rampage blaming referee Jessika Carr and demanding an internal investigation following her championship loss. Punk posed with both the Women's Intercontinental Championship and World Heavyweight Championship in the Instagram photo.
Danhausen made his WWE debut at Elimination Chamber during a mystery crate reveal and has since taken to social media to address fans, stating "Danhausen is ALIVE and back inside your television." Reports indicate that WWE expects Danhausen to be present on RAW, suggesting his television presence will continue beyond his surprise debut appearance in Chicago.
According to PWInsider, there is an expectation backstage that Danhausen will appear on WWE RAW this Monday, which would mark his first WWE television appearance since his official debut during the Elimination Chamber premium live event in Chicago on February 28. Danhausen was revealed as the mystery crate surprise during that show, confirming he has signed with WWE after the company reportedly took extensive measures to keep his debut secret.
According to PWInsider, Danhausen has officially signed with WWE, with his Elimination Chamber debut in Chicago on February 28, 2026 marking the beginning of his tenure with the company. WWE reportedly went to notable lengths to keep the debut secret by hiding Danhausen outside of Chicago in the days leading up to the event to avoid fan sightings or leaks. Danhausen was revealed after weeks of hype surrounding a mysterious crate, emerging from a coffin inside the crate with new entrance music and vampire-like dancers, generating mixed reactions from the live crowd and divided opinions on social media.
Danhausen made his WWE debut at Elimination Chamber 2026 and has since made his first public comments following the appearance.
Cody Rhodes credited Rey Mysterio with changing his WWE career and stated he would not be where he is today without the fellow WWE star. Rhodes faced Mysterio at WrestleMania 27.
Logan Paul issued a statement on social media following WWE Elimination Chamber 2026. The statement was posted after the premium live event concluded.
According to a report from BodySlam.net, Bronson Reed was originally scheduled to have a dominant showing at Elimination Chamber before his bicep injury on the February 23 episode of WWE Raw forced creative changes. Reed was set to eliminate LA Knight, Je'Von Evans, and Trick Williams inside the Chamber structure, but those eliminations ultimately went to Logan Paul instead after Paul qualified for the match on SmackDown.
Logan Paul criticized WWE officials following his elimination at the February 28, 2026 Elimination Chamber event in Chicago, claiming he was "screwed over" after Seth Rollins interfered and hit him with a Stomp, allowing Cody Rhodes to pin him. Paul had eliminated three competitors (Je'Von Evans, LA Knight, and Trick Williams) before Rollins' interference cost him the WrestleMania main event opportunity. In a social media post, Paul accused WWE of "allowing unprofessionalism" and stated he "should have won tonight and be main eventing Wrestlemania."
AJ Lee defeated Becky Lynch for the Women's Intercontinental Championship at WWE Elimination Chamber on February 28, 2026 in Chicago, marking Lee's first singles title win in over a decade. Following the loss, Lynch posted a series of angry tweets blaming referee Jessika Carr for the result, demanding that Adam Pearce suspend Carr and strip Lee of the title, while also threatening legal action. Lynch's complaints centered around the match's finish involving an exposed turnbuckle and her belief that Carr showed favoritism toward Lee during the bout.