But first, WWE Chief Content Officer Paul “Triple H” Levesque makes his way out and heads down to the ring. “The Game” settles inside the squared circle and says he just wanted to take a minute to say thank you to everyone in Perth. He then announces a live attendance of 52,590 fans inside Optus Stadium for WWE Elimination Chamber: Perth.

After the brief attendance announcement segment wraps up, we head to another quick commercial break. When we return, the video package airs to tell the story leading up to our final scheduled match of the evening, which features Rhea Ripley putting her WWE Women’s World Championship on-the-line against Nia Jax.

Back inside Optus Stadium, the theme for Nia Jax hits and out comes the challenger to insanely loud boos from the Perth crowd. She settles inside the squared circle and her theme music dies down. Next, we hear “THIS IS MY BRUTALITY!” and out comes the reigning and defending champion, Rhea Ripley.

The Judgment Day member and Australia’s own “Mami” makes her way out looking extremely proud and on the verge of getting emotional. She makes her way down to the ring for our main event of the evening, where Ripley will defend her title against Jax, with the winner moving on to defend against Women’s Chamber winner Becky Lynch at WrestleMania XL.

Following the formal pre-match ring introductions for the champion and the challenger, the bell sounds and we get this one officially off-and-running. Ripley jumps off to an immediate offensive lead, as the crowd roars in the background. Jax ends up taking over shortly thereafter, and begins a lengthy run in the offensive driver’s seat.

With Jax in control of the action, the pace is slowed down tremendously. Jax taunts Ripley, calling her “Mami” and trashing her verbally while slowly and arrogantly continuing to beat her down. She even taunts Ripley in front of her family, who is in attendance in the front row watching on. Ripley gets in one hope spot, but Jax takes right back over and slows her down.

Jax hits a big Samoan drop and continues to control the offensive action in this women’s title tilt. Ripley tries fighting back again, but once more we see Jax beat her down and continue to taunt her in cocky fashion. Jax hoists Ripley up over her shoulders and begins climbing the ropes. She leaps off the middle rope with an avalanche Samoan drop for a near fall attempt.

We see Jax looking for the A-Nia-later spot, but Ripley counters her way out. Ripley hits a big spot that decks the challenger. She heads to the top-rope and pauses to soak in the crowd atmosphere before leaping off with a frog splash. She goes for the cover, but Jax kicks out at the count of two. Ripley fights back and looks for a Rip-Tide, but can’t get Jax up.

Instead, we see Jax counter and she drops Ripley on her head, hard, on the apron. On the floor, we see Ripley tear the cover off the commentary desk. She gets ready to do something big, but Jax cuts her off and stops her. Jax slams Ripley onto the unforgiving commentary desk, which doesn’t budge.

As Ripley screams in pain, Jax shows she’s not done by hitting big splash that puts Ripley through the table. Back in the ring, Jax climbs up to the middle rope backwards. She hits her A-Nia-Later finisher and goes for the cover, but Ripley finds it in her to kick out before the count of three. Ripley fights back again and hits a monster super-plex off the middle rope.

The fans chant “Rhea! Rhea!” Ripley blasts Nia with a kick to the grill. She then tries for the third or fourth time in the match to hoist Jax up for her Rip-Tide finisher. This time, she is successful and connects with the Rip-Tide. She follows up with an immediate cover and scores the pin fall victory.

With the win, Ripley retains the WWE Women’s World Championship and will now go on to WrestleMania XL to defend it against the woman who won the Women’s Elimination Chamber match earlier tonight, “The Man” Becky Lynch. Ripley’s family are shown looking proud and emotional as Ripley holds her title high in the air.

“Mami” celebrates her hard-earned victory on the ropes, posing for her home land fans. Fireworks explode behind her as the WWE Elimination Chamber: Perth premium live event comes to a close on that note. We see a lengthy recap video package covering today’s entire event from start-to-finish, and that’s how we go off the air. Thanks for joining us!

Winner and STILL WWE Women’s World Champion: Rhea Ripley