#3.) Intercontinental Championship match – Elimination Chamber 2015
Elimination Chamber in 2015 was the first time in years that the Chamber didn’t have any WrestleMania implications – simply because it was after WrestleMania, and it was more of a Network special than a PPV in itself. As a result, WWE didn’t even have the World title defended inside the Chamber.
Instead, they decided to have a trial, with the Intercontinental Championship being defended inside the Chamber for the first time. However, the match itself turned out to be quite chaotic and disorderly. For one, Mark Henry had his pod in the chamber broken early, forcing him to enter before expected.
At one point, it seemed like the planning of the match had gone wrong, and Ryback was even audibly heard instructing his opponents what to do. He would go on to win the match, but it wasn’t fascinating by any stretch of the imagination.
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