Elsewhere in the Men’s Elimination Chamber match, former United States Champion LA Knight appeared poised to deliver his leaping elbow drop on Orton. When he jumped up to the top rope, he slipped off and improvised with a kick-standing elbow drop combo instead.

“I’m not even gonna say it, but man, LA Knight can’t catch a break,” Ray said, reflecting on the botch. “This freaking guy can’t catch a freakin break. I felt my stomach turn for him. It’s just something else to go along with the LA Knight story of just the why they won’t pull the trigger. People say, ‘Well, it was just a mistake.’ Yes, I understand it was just a mistake, and these mistakes can happen to anybody, but mistake after mistake or missed opportunity after missed opportunity. I do feel bad for LA Knight.”

Fortunately for Knight, he landed on his feet following the slip, which prevented potential injury. His stint in the Men’s Elimination Chamber didn’t last too much longer, though, as Logan Paul nailed him with a low blow before rolling up “The Megastar” for the match’s second overall elimination. Moments after, Paul capitalized on Trick Williams being laid out with a Cross Rhodes for the third.

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