#4.) Braun Strowman – the most dominant performance in Elimination Chamber history
When you think of dominant performances inside the Elimination Chamber, the first one to likely pop up is Goldberg at SummerSlam 2003. After all, he ran through and eliminated Randy Orton, Chris Jericho and Shawn Michaels with absolute ease. He looked like a monster despite the unsuccessful effort at the end.
However, the most dominant performance in Elimination Chamber history belongs to none other than The Monster Among Men Braun Strowman at Elimination Chamber 2018. He eliminated five of the superstars inside the Chamber. Mind you, these were all main eventer and Strowman squashed them with ease.
Of course, the endgame of his dominance was so that Roman Reigns could look even stronger when beating him, but it could be argued that WWE should have pulled the trigger on Strowman then. He was as hot as ever and fans wanted to see him win. However, fans learned it once again the hard way – no matter how hot any other superstar was, Roman Reigns would always be their first priority.
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