Since 2002, Elimination Chamber has been one of the nastiest, most elaborate matches on the WWE calendar.

Unlike the hyperbole attached to simple gated cages, like Hell in a Cell, which really isn't all that hellish anymore,

the chamber, with its corners, heights and until 2017, grated floors, could legitimately be called brutal.

And there's more to it than meets the eye.

I'm Andy from WhatCulture, and here are 10 things you didn't know about WWE Elimination Chamber.

10. The Random Order was telegraphed in the first two matches.

Entry to the chamber is supposed to be completely at random.

You know, the whole sudo countdown flickery lightsteel before the spotlight focuses on whoever's coming in next and they come in the match.

But with the first two Elimination Chamber matches, WWE kind of balls it up.

In 2002 and 2003, the random quote-unquote order of the four wrestlers who weren't starting,

well, it turned out to be just the order that they came to the ring, which then matched exactly with the order they entered the match.

WWE fortunately fixed this problem for future incarnations, and you can believe one of two stories here, either A, it was a basic incompetence, or B.

You subscribe to the popular conspiracy theory that nobody actually told the agents the entry was supposed to be random until the third match in 2005.

I think both of those choices are just as funny as each other, so take your pick.

9. The Match was originally Falls Count Anywhere.

As in Falls Count Anywhere inside the structure originally, Elimination's could take place inside the ring and on the wacky steel platform surrounding it.

But in 2012, this rule was quietly changed, meaning that pinfalls and submissions had to happen between the ropes.

It has made the match a little less chaotic, but a good deal safer.

And besides, prior to this, only two Elimination's had ever taken place outside the ring.

Anyway, we had the Undertaker whacking thinly in 2007, and CM Punk getting smoked by John Cena in 2011.

8. It's All About The Game

Triple H holds the record for the most wins in Elimination Chamber, coming in with a total of four.

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