Hello, everybody. It is John Pollock, along with Wei Ting coming off of tonight's Elimination

Chamber Show from Chicago. Hello, Wei. How are you? Doing all right, John? How about yourself?

I'm doing, I'm doing all right. And yes, four matches, three hours, fine. I'll take it.

You just have to know when to start the show.

There is a whole algorithm that goes into the pacing of watching these shows.

Do you know, I'm not kidding, I finished a book while I was watching Elimination Chamber tonight.

I had like 50 pages left of a book and I finished it. No problem during this book. I didn't

read an entire book. No, I would think there's a decent chance. No, I didn't read an entire book,

but anyway, there's a lot of downtime between these. And I really don't experience it ever. I start

these. I started late and I still, do you know how long these entrances were

for these chamber matches i timed them oh yeah i know it's crazy yeah well anyway it makes for any

these would be a great sunday morning watch because you could get through the show in an hour 10, easy.

Yeah, yeah.

Maybe like for some people, they, I think like for people that might only tune in to these shows a few times of the year.

I think having the fanfare of the entrances is actually probably important to them.

But for you and I that watch basically every show, it's really not, not that special. Is the Elimination Chamber the show that you say, you know, I haven't watched wrestling in a year? This is, this is the show for me. This is the one I'm sitting down to watch. No, sure. Yeah, I could say that. Like, I mean, it's it's a connecting point from Rumble to

WrestleMania. That it is, yes. Well, we have seven weeks of connecting points as well from now

until WrestleMania. So they have a bit of a breather on these weekend shows. Yeah, sure.

Well, we're going to get into everything that took place from tonight at the United Center, Chicago, Illinois. They announced on the broadcast 19,346. The last

Resseltics number was 18,208, probably a very sizable gate for this show. The secondary market was going for, I think the cheapest

ticket you could get was like 250. Maybe that came down at the end, but maybe not, to be honest.

This is their, they touted this fact. This was the first televised event, WWE has run at the United

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