WWE Elimination Chamber fallout videos: Banks & Bayley, Kofi, more
Sasha Banks & Bayley, Finn Balor, and The Usos cut their first promos as new champions following their wins at Elimination Chamber.
Banks & Bayley won an Elimination Chamber match to become WWE’s first Women’s Tag Team Champions of this era. In their post-Elimination Chamber interview, they again stated that this is only the beginning and there’s more fighting for them to do.
Balor defeated Bobby Lashley & Lio Rush in a handicap match, then Lashley laid out Rush after Balor pinned Rush to win the Intercontinental title. The Usos became six-time Tag Team Champions in WWE, defeating Shane McMahon & The Miz to win the SmackDown Tag Team titles.
WWE also uploaded a seven-minute post-show interview with Kofi Kingston after he made it to the final two of the WWE Championship Elimination Chamber match, with Kingston saying he got a little bit closer to becoming champion despite Daniel Bryan retaining the title.
More coverage from last night —
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- B&V: WWE Elimination Chamber PPV recap! 2/17
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- Becky Lynch appears at WWE Elimination Chamber
- WWE crowns Women’s Tag Team Champions at Elimination Chamber
- WWE Elimination Chamber live results: Two Chamber matches
Elimination Chamber fallout videos —
Kofi Kingston says he got a little closer to becoming champion
Sasha Banks & Bayley react to becoming Women’s Tag Team Champions
Sasha Banks & Bayley have their first photoshoot as Women’s Tag Team Champions
Balor is planning on his IC title reign lasting longer than his time as first Universal champ
Finn Balor gets photographed with the Intercontinental title
Bobby Lashley refuses to be interviewed after losing the Intercontinental title
The Usos bounced back to become SmackDown Tag Team Champions
Baron Corbin says Braun Strowman is all talk
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