It was the ECW Title match at December to Dismember. I don't know if that's the worst one or not. I just remember it being okay. Of course everyone wanted Punk to win but Bobby Lashly won instead.

I just never cared for the match. The idea is interesting but it doesn't really tell a great story. I mean they can but WWE just uses it for their gimmick shows.

I always been more interested in cage matches and War Games.

The only other one that's even as close to as bad as that one is was the one where Henry's pod broke and everyone forgot what to do. And even then that one was better.

Go watch the first one with Shawn, or the one where Edge attacked Kofi and took his spot.

I love elimination chambers. It's like the rumble, even the not-so-good ones are fun. And like TJ said, DtD is the worst one. No Way Out 2009 (I think) with Edge knocking out Kofi beforehand is probably my favorite, and the other one from that night was good too. Or I think 2010 where Jericho won.

I don't like the gimmick shows like TLC or Hell in a cell but I like Elimination chambers anyway.

I don't get why the ECW Chamber was hated so much. I really enjoyed it. It was just stupid that it came down to Big Show and Lashley. Everything before it was just those two, I thought was really good.

I love Chamber matches in general. It's a very fun match type for me. I don't like regular Steel Cage matches, personally, but I've always found Chambers entertaining. Of course, I also really like matches that involve eliminations in general.

I just wish they'd be doing an NXT Title Chamber this year, with the 6 guys who competed at Halftime Heat.

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I just wish they'd be doing an NXT Title Chamber this year, with the 6 guys who competed at Halftime Heat.

That would be incredible.

the reason it's hated so much is because

1. Bobby won over Punk

2. DtD is considered the worse PPV in WWE history

But tbh it wasn't that bad of a chamber. Its not the worse, but it gets spoken ill of is because of what show it happen on and the fact Punk wasn't the winner.