WWE may be bringing Elimination Chamber back to the United States next year. While nothing has been officially announced, a new backstage update suggests the company is currently expected to keep the 2027 premium live event on home soil.
Speaking during a Q&A session, WrestleVotes was asked whether next year’s Elimination Chamber would take place in the United States after WWE held several recent premium live events internationally. According to WrestleVotes, that’s the direction they’ve been hearing.
“I have heard a rumor that, yes, it will be in the domestic United States. That’s the best I got right now.”
WWE held this year’s Elimination Chamber on February 28 in Chicago, Illinois. The show featured Randy Orton winning the Men’s Elimination Chamber Match, Seth Rollins making his return from injury, Danhausen making his WWE debut, and several key moments that helped shape the road to WrestleMania.
It’s still very early, and WWE hasn’t confirmed anything about next year’s event. But if this rumor turns out to be accurate, Elimination Chamber would be staying in the United States after this year’s stop in Chicago, giving domestic fans another major premium live event before the road to WrestleMania reaches its final stretch. Elimination Chamber 2027, fans will likely have to wait a while before WWE officially reveals its plans.
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