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185. What in the Blue Hell is the Elimination Chase and How Did it End?
- Updated: April 14, 2023
185. What in the Blue Hell is the Elimination Chase and How Did it End?
The Elimination Chase was something used in 2008 by the WWE to name a new number one contender.
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Answer: It was a series of multi-person matches where the pinned wrestler was eliminated and everyone else advanced. The winner wrestled the ECW Champion at Backlash 2009.
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