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Elimination Chamber came up so fast that most would be forgiven for being shocked to find it is happening this Sunday. The whole event was shoddily put together especially on the Raw side with almost no interesting matches for the red brand.

Chamber matches are almost always fun though, and this year should be no different. The WWE Championship Chamber will include more Daniel Bryan vs. AJ Styles with other great talent like Samoa Joe involved. The women's tag team Chamber match could be a mess or an exciting treat based on the booking.

More than anything though, it still just doesn't feel like the Road to WrestleMania. Well, except for Becky Lynch vs. Ronda Rousey (vs. Charlotte Flair). That feud's already flying high above everyone else.

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You know WWE is trying to keep people invested right now as they're throwing random events at fans left and right. Worlds Collide aired on Saturday. Halftime Heat was on during the Super Bowl on Sunday.

It's hard to say how much either was supposed to matter. They weren't really stories as much as an excuse to have some matches that showed off WWE's depth of talent. They also didn't make all that much impact, so I won't cover them beyond a passing mention.

Still, it is worth considering just how much wrestling there is going on right now. Johnny Gargano, Ricochet, Tyler Bate, Jordan Devlin, Drew Gulak, and Humberto Carrillo all wrestled over a two-day stretch, and most people didn't even notice.

WWE is way too stacked for its own good especially given the chaotic quality it delivers.

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It happened. Everything that this week could me came to fruition in a Royal Rumble weekend for the ages. The number of great matches was so staggering that I had to break my own rules to make sure I covered everything.

More importantly, the Road to WrestleMania was set by two impactful victories that will now make this 'Mania one of the most exciting in recent memory. Sure, it will probably still be far too long to be as good as it should be, but at least the matches should be really good.

There's so much to talk about, so I won't delay any longer with this intro.

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Royal Rumble week is always good. It's rare WWE can mess it up. Sure, early 2010s included a whole lot of bad Rumble matches (mainly due to the ending), but the build to the show and the matches basically make every year worth enjoying.

This year especially has an utterly stacked card that recently replaced its worst match with Lesnar vs. Balor, a first-time-ever potential showstopper. The women's matches especially include two never-before-seen dream matches (using the term mostly correct here).

I just want Sunday to get here so that I can see all these incredible matches, but WWE has done a good job managing the time with a quality home stretch that should make it really hard to pick out just a few great matches next week.

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It is rare I discuss NXT UK as the big focus of WWE. The brand has been stuck in a pretaped loop with double shows airing every week just to catch up, but now the brand has done just that, which led to its biggest show to date: NXT UK TakeOver Blackpool.

This event had almost no hype behind it, but a stellar card is good enough for me. When you've got Pete Dunne, Toni Storm, and Moustache Mountain in highly featured roles, how can I say no?

This was mostly a filler week otherwise, continuing the development toward Royal Rumble though the surprising amount of strong wrestling matches was certainly notable.