WWE Elimination Chamber 2024: Spoiler on match participants of Women’s Chamber Match

WWE is ready to present its next international premium live event in the form of the Elimination Chamber 2024 edition. Scheduled for February 24th at the Opus Stadium in Perth, Australia, the show promises to amp things up around the WrestleMania season.

With the host stadium capacity being 70,000, we assume to have a one-of-a-kind experience on WWE's part. Two Elimination Chamber matches will work as the headliners, one from the men's and the other from the women's division.

Womens Elimination Chamber match participants (image courtesy X) — Women's Elimination Chamber match participants (image courtesy X)

The qualifying matches for both matches have begun on the weekly Raw and SmackDown episodes of the WWE and those will continue. Becky Lynch is the first announced participant of the Women's Chamber Match while Bianca Belair joined her, this past Friday night.

Heading into this week's Raw, WWE inadvertently revealed the remaining participants of the match in a recent preview post that was later removed, quickly. But WWE's eagle-eyed fanbase was quick to find out who the rest of the five competitors of the gimmick match will be.

It seems Becky Lynch, Bianca Belair, Naomi, Liv Morgan, Tiffany Stratton, and Jade Cargill will compete in the match alongside Becky Lynch to complete the six-woman fray. The winner gets to solidify her spot at WrestleMania 40.

Becky Lynch secured her spot inside the Chamber structure by defeating Shayna Baszler on Raw, while Bianca Belair joined her after overcoming Michin' Mia Yim on the latest bygone episode of Friday Night SmackDown.

It has officially been announced on Raw that the winner of the Women's Elimination Chamber 2024 match will compete for the Women's World Championship, currently held by Rhea Ripley at the biggest event of the year, WrestleMania 40.

The championship could still change hands before 'Mania as Ripley is scheduled to face Nia Jax at Elimination Chamber PLE with the women's title hanging in the balance. The winner will then make it to the Show of Shows as the reigning champion.