Title This: 2012 WWE Elimination Chamber Reaction

February 21, 2012

John Cena def. Kane in an Ambulance Match:

What I Liked:

This was never going to be a great technical match, so starting it off and quickly moving to a street fight was the absolute way to book this match. I was surprised to a point at how much offense Cena got in early. It seemed to be a Super-Cena kind of night, fighting back from being beaten badly. I really like when Kane tries to suffocate Cena. It is something so simple yet so dangerous to see. Cena and Kane was what I expected, a fight to the finish with one or two spots. Kane chokeslamming Cena was nice, and I did enjoy how they went to the top of the Ambulance. Cena's AA looked and sounded really solid. The crowd reacted well to it. This feud ended tonight, and was ended on the right note. Right?

What I Disliked:

Wrong. No sight of Eve, Ryder, or Rock. This feud boils down to Kane and Cena, but when you invest so much TV time in getting Ryder hurt in everyway and when Kane references The Rock, some of all of them needed to be seen. What is the point of a clean Cena win? Now, Kane gets to move on to something not as important, possibly Ryder and Ryder trying to win Eve's love. I felt a lack of logic and the gaping hole that it produced at the end of the night. If you sat there and thought, that's it?, then we are very similar in what we feel about the end of the show. Did I get my money's worth? No, because the whole night was predictable and did not shock us in any way.

Grade: C+

Elimination Chamber: C+

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