 Spencer Slade def. Hunter Drake, Alex Misery and Lev in an NWA Junior Heavyweight Championship No. 1 Contender's Four-Way MatchPer the stipulation of their match from a few week ago, Misery now controls Lev, so that added an interesting dynamic to this. It was a well-wrestled four-way with everyone making the most of the time and getting a chance to shine. I wasn't pulling for anyone in particular to win, but Slade vs. Alex Taylor for the Junior Heavyweight title should be solid despite both guys being heels.
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 Logan Paul Slapped CM PunkI thought all three of the Raw Superstars competing in the Elimination Chamber would be involved in the same segment on this show, but we ended up getting just Punk and Paul. I was totally fine with that since I was looking forward to them ripping into each other, but this was a fairly basic exchange. They're definitely capable of better, but hopefully we won't get that feud at WrestleMania 41. Paul slapping Punk does make viewers want to see Punk get his hands on Paul inside the Chamber, though.
 Mariah May Attacked AEW Women's World Champion "Timeless" Toni StormThis was a logical way to follow up on May losing the AEW Women's World Championship back to Storm at Grand Slam: Australia. She didn't crash her championship celebration on Wednesday's Dynamite, but she got her revenge here by attacking Storm backstage. Much like most stuff they've done throughout this storyline, this angle was really well done and set up their "Hollywood Ending" rubber match nicely for Revolution.
 Jimmy Uso def. Drew McIntyreThe commentators mentioned that for as many matches as these two have been involved in over the years, this was actually their first-ever one-on-one encounter. It was a solid opener. I understand they're trying to elevate Uso heading into WrestleMania 41 (where I assume he'll win the United States Championship), but I can't say I was thrilled with him beating McIntyre, even if it was framed as a fluky win. McIntyre got his heat back afterward by attacking Uso, but he should be the bigger priority on the road to WrestleMania, especially since he's in the men's Elimination Chamber match and Uso's not.
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