Everybody, welcome to Beyond the Bell. I'm Andrews here. And of course, I'm joined by Rich Stambolian in a undisclosed location. It's virtual insanity like that Jemiriqui song. Now, you're an AI right now, right? You're not a real person. I just want it for the record. I am the AI of Rich Zambolian taking his place. He's asleep right now in his comfortable bed.

We have some amazing technology here at the studio where we could have an AI version of Rich.

Oh, there he goes.

He's malfunctioning.

Oh, no, sorry.

A lot to talk about today.

Man, what a interesting couple days of pro wrestling.

I got to say, I have not enjoyed a WWE pay-per-view this much in a very long time.

I thought that elimination chamber was fantastic, probably the best women's elimination chamber match.

I was trying to remember this, okay?

On Sunday, and I was on Wrestling Observer Live that I host every single week,

M.G.

And I were trying to figure out, and this is a great question for this audience, because we

have a really smart audience here for this show.

What would you say was the best elimination chamber match for the men's if you were the

rank it?

Obviously the first one by default is up there because we had never seen it.

And that's the one that Sean Mikey's one.

Yes.

But outside of that, do you remember any other elimination chambers as being like, wow, that was unbelievable?

You know what? I think there are moments that pop into my head and I remember, I think Goldberg was in an elimination chamber. Am I wrong about that?

There's one that he broke the glass, right? The Plexi. Right. There was a Goldberg one and then there was an RVD moment. And there was an RV, I think, but that RVD moment at the top of the thing. Yeah, and he killed and he killed Triple H. I think that was the Sean Michaels match. That was the first one. Okay. Um, but that's like I, I really like, you know what, there's, I'm giving us the excuse because there's so much pro wrestling and we've, I think you and I specifically, like we've been doing this show for 14 years, 13 years. Right. Around there. I think we've forgotten more wrestling than people remember, if that makes sense.

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