NEWS: No Titles to Change Hands at Elimination Chamber!!!

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This year's Elimination Chamber PPV event takes place this Sunday night in Houston Texas and is set to feature multiple Championship matches.  Daniel Bryan will defend the WWE Champion inside the Chamber against Samoa Joe, Randy Orton, Jeff Hardy, AJ Styles and Kofi Kingston.  The Uso's will take on The Miz & Shane O'Mac for the Smackdown Tag Team Titles.  Akira Tozawa and Buddy Murphy will clash for the Cruiserwieght Title. Lashley and Leo Rush will defend the Intercontinental Championship against Finn Balor in a Handicap match.  Ruby Riott will challenge Ronda Rousey for the Raw Women's Championship.  And finally, the first ever Women's Tag Team Champions will be crowned.

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With all these Title matches on 1 card, the common conclusion would be that some of the champions would be dethroned on the night, causing some belts to switch owners.  But that won't be the case, a part from the Women's Tag Team Championship, which will be won by a new and first time title holder, as speculation from Bleacher Report has it that there are no plans for any other championship to change hands.  Daniel Bryan is expected to hold the WWE Championship until Wrestlemania 35, where he is very well likely face Rey Mysterio in what would be a sure 5 star encounter.  The other big story is that Ronda Rousey will keep her belt, causing a match against Charlotte Flair to go down at Mania in April.  

Regardless of whatever happens after Elimination Chamber, it is very likely that those heading into Sunday as Champions will be doing the same on the Grandest Stage of them All.  Which titles would you like to see change hands, if any, and why?  Please comment and I'll reply in good time.

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