WWE Elimination Chamber 2023 date: UK start time, match card, confirmed competitors and how to watch the main event as Roman Reigns defends his title against Sami Zayn

WWE will travel to Canada for the Elimination Chamber later this month for the company’s final stop on the road to WrestleMania.

Triple H will take charge of the Chamber PPV for the first time, 21 years after creating the concept of a match as an active wrestler in 2001.

For the past decade, WWE has used the Elimination Chamber as a bridge between two of its main shows – Royal Rumble and WrestleMania.

The pay-per-view is named after the Elimination Chamber, a multi-entry match in which two contestants begin a singles match while four others are locked in pods inside a circular steel structure around from the ring.

These four wrestlers are released into the match at five minute intervals and the last to be eliminated after everyone wins.

Elimination Chamber 2023: Start date and time

This year’s Elimination Chamber will take place on Saturday February 18 and is held at the Bell Center in Montreal, Canada.

The card will start from 1am in the UK and run until the early hours of Sunday morning.

There will be a pre-show for two hours first starting at 11 p.m. which will stream FREE on the WWE YouTube channel.

Elimination Chamber 2023: TV Channel and Live Stream

The Chamber will be shown on UK pay-per-view and BT Sport Box Office – coverage will start at 1am.

It will cost £19.95 and can be purchased through the BT Player, on the BT Sport website or on their app – it will be shown on BT TV, Sky and Virgin.

The show can also be purchased and then streamed live on mobile devices with the BT Sport Box Office app for iOS and Android.

The Chamber will also be broadcast live on the WWE Network.

The WWE Network costs £9.99 per month for subscribers and can be canceled at any time.

Elimination Chamber 2023: Full Map

More soon

• Men’s Elimination Chamber match for the United States Title (so far announced): Austin Theory (c) vs. Seth ‘Freakin’ Rollins vs. Johnny Gargano vs. Bronson Reed
• Women’s Elimination Chamber match (so far announced): Asuka vs. Liv Morgan vs. Nikki Cross vs. Raquel Rodriguez vs. Natalya
• Roman Reigns (c) (with Paul Heyman) vs. Sami Zayn – for the Undisputed WWE Universal Championship