We are one night away from Elimination Chamber, and apparently the biggest creative priority was figuring out how to get Jey Uso out of the Chamber match and slide somebody else in. And yes… they did it. Because of course they did.

The show was mostly built around that switch, with a whole lot of filler stitched in between like someone trying to pad an essay five minutes before class.

There were a couple of highlights. I won’t lie. A few moments that made me raise an eyebrow instead of lowering my expectations.

But then…

The MFTs gave us what might be the longest match in televised history. I aged. I suffered. Greg wisely skipped this one, and honestly, that may have been the smartest booking decision of the week.

Some storylines moved forward. Some didn’t. Some just sort of existed.

The road to Elimination Chamber is technically paved. Whether it’s paved well is another question entirely.

If you want to hear me slowly unravel while explaining how and why Jey Uso suddenly isn’t in the Chamber anymore… you’ll want to listen.

That’s clearly nonsense.

Listen to the episode.