WWE Elimination Chamber 2024 – Live on TNT Sports Box Office, Live Streaming on WWE Network

WWE Elimination Chamber 2024

WWE Elimination Chamber 2024 will take place this Saturday (24th February) at the Optus Stadium in the Perth, Western Australia, Australia.

It’s the 14th Elimination Chamber and the first WWE event to be held in Australia since Super Show-Down in October 2018.

This will also be the third consecutive Elimination Chamber to be held outside of the United States, after the 2022 and 2023 events.

Five matches have been confirmed so far, including:

Preshow: WWE Women’s Tag Team Championship
The Kabuki Warriors (c) v Candice LeRae and Indi Hartwell

Women’s World Championship match
Rhea Ripley (c) v Nia Jax

Undisputed WWE Tag Team Championship match
The Judgment Day (c) v Tyler Bate and Pete Dunne

Women’s Elimination Chamber match
Becky Lynch v Bianca Belair v Liv Morgan v Tiffany Stratton v Naomi v Raquel Rodriguez

Men’s Elimination Chamber match
Drew McIntyre v Randy Orton v Bobby Lashley v LA Knight v Kevin Owens v Logan Paul

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TNT Sports Box Office

The action is live from 10.00am on Saturday morning UK time on TNT Sports Box Office for £14.99.

BT TV customers can use their remote control to buy Elimination Chamber 2024. The event will be shown on channel 490.

TNT Sports customers on Sky or any Sky customer who bought any of our previous BT Sport/TNT Sports Box Office events can use their remote control to buy Elimination Chamber 2024.

Sky customers who are new to TNT Sports Box Office can register to buy Elimination Chamber 2024 at TNT Sports Box Office.

The event will be shown on channel 490.

WWE Network

Elimination Chamber 2024 will be shown live on the WWE Network, which costs UK fans £9.99 per month.

United State Viewers

U.S. fans can catch Elimination Chamber 2024 from 8.00pm ET on Peacock – the television and streaming division of NBCUniversal.

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