This is my WWE Elimination Chamber 2010 dvd review:

Elimination Chamber for the WWE Championship match John Cena vs Triple H vs Sheamus vs Kofi Kingston vs Ted Dibiase vs Randy Orton: 3.5/5
Raw?s Elimination Chamber kicked off the show and this surprised me because I thought that this was going to be the Main Event. The match was not good for an Elimination Chamber. In fact, it was one of the worst Chambers I?ve ever seen. But for a opener we can?t asked for very much. The match was kinda boring but it had some great moments. At the end, Triple H eliminates Sheamus with the Pedigree and John Cena made tap out HHH with the STF.
I was like a kind of dissapointed because WWE made Cena win another time but there was Batista to steal him the tittle. Great move to start the feud between these two men.

Intercontinental Championship match Drew McIntyre vs Kane: 2.5/5
This was a good match because I didn?t expect much more about these two wresters. At the end, Drew retains with The Future Shock. The worst match of the night but still good.

United State Championship match The Miz vs MVP: 2.5/5
This match has the same rate than the IC match but in spite o this, this match was better. Miz continued showing up that he is awesome being still champ. A good point of this match is that Big Show and Mark Henry made better the match with that good spot with the barricade.

Elimination Chamber for The World Heavyweight Championship match Chris Jericho vs The Undertaker vs John Morrison vs Rey Mysterio vs CM Punk vs R-Truth: 4.25/5
Very, very good main event. Perfect use of R-Truth, Punk continue cutting good promos, Mysterio and Morrison putting the spots and Undertaker and Jericho for battle for the tittle. Very good Chamber and great push for Morrison with a great permormance. At the end, HBK went out of the ring and connect the SCM to the Taker for start the feud. Awesome to see Jericho as world champ.

OVERALL: 7.0/10
This event was quite better than Royal Rumble but a little bit dissapointed with some things. Likes on this were the main event. The singles match could be better. And in my opinion Raw?s Chamber was the bigger dissapointed of the night because with Kofi, Dibiase, Orton and guys like those the match asked for something more. But by the way, good DVD to have, order it if you like the Chamber because the single contests were not good.

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The show between the Rumble and Wrestlemania has not always been as good as it could be - last years No Way Out a prime example - but several things elevated this PPV to above average status this year.

the very first match was a great example. while it was obvious that DiBiase or Kingston weren't going to win, and that Sheamus was unlikely to either, the fact that there were 3 potential winners made it exciting. add to that the implosion of Legacy and the great Cena 2 minute title reign, that was already two major feuds for Wrestlemania lined up to perfection.

admittedly, the plodding IC title match that followed was a major drop in the pacing of the show, it was perhaps made all the worst for being followed by what was supposed to be the Diva's title match - postponed from the Rumble - was again postponed in favour of a Raw versus Smackdown Diva tag between Kim and Maryse and LayCool.

the thrown together US Title match was okay, but MBP is just not believeable as a babyface. the Regal segment to promote the upcoming premiere of NXT was perhaps a bit pointless as it would be heabily publicised on TV programming and wasted 5 minutes of PPV time, and the less said about Edge's interuption, the better.

the final match then needed to be great, and while it wasn't, it was slightly better than the Raw opener. again, nobody would have thought R-Truth or Morrison would walk out with the gold. but unlike the opener, because Jericho didn't start the match, there were 4 potential winners. as with the Raw match, two Mania matches were put fully into motion by the end of the match, three if you count Edge's Rumble win and Jericho's title retention, but this match is worth watching for the Undertaker and Shawn Michaels. with what happened to Taker on the way to the ring, he has to be applauded for carrying on with the match rather than getting checked over, and i defy anyone to still pop when Michaels makes his surprise appearence.

unsurprisingly, this PPV is only worth buying for the gimmick matches, which thankfully not just pull off major results and well paced action on a B-show, but also a show situated between two of the WWE's biggest PPV draws.