WWE Elimination Chamber 2012: Stars We Need to See at PPV

The amount of participants currently booked to appear at the Elimination Chamber on Sunday is just not going to do it. 

Whether it's in the form of a match or some cameo appearance, we need to see every one of these stars on Sunday. 

Brodus Clay

I haven't exactly figured out why we've seen the disappearance of Clay in recent weeks, but the fact is that he just hasn't been on television for a long time. That has to change. The Funkasaurus was getting over with the crowds, and we haven't seen him since. 

At some point, we're going to need to see a real feud from Clay, but even if we're just given a squash match here, we need something. Clay needs to appear at WrestleMania, which means he'll have to be a part of the Elimination Chamber. 

Just give us something, WWE. We can focus on getting Clay a real-life feud until after the Elimination Chamber, but he has to be a part of Saturday's PPV. 

Kharma

In recent weeks, we have heard Beth Phoenix do nothing but complain about how bored she is with the lack of competition. If the WWE doesn't give us Kharma against Phoenix at WrestleMania, Vince McMahon seriously needs to have his head examined. 

Give Tamina a scrappy yet unsuccessful challenge to Beth's Divas Title. After the match, have Phoenix grab a mic and say something like, "If this is the best competition the Divas in the back can give me, then I am going to have to reti..."

Then, Kharma's music hits and out she comes. This doesn't need to be physical, nor does she have to say anything. All that she has to do is step in the ring, point at the Divas Title belt, point to the  WrestleMania sign and walk away.

This is a match that has to be delivered. There is no reason for the WWE to let the delay for it to go beyond Beth's title defense versus Tamina.  

Sheamus

Here is another one that writes itself. We don't need to see Sheamus in action, but there is no reason for him to be absent for this PPV. If nothing else, we need him there to remind us that he won the Royal Rumble and has yet to choose which champion he will face at WrestleMania. 

There are a few different ways to go here, but here is the best. At the end of each Elimination Chamber match, Sheamus should come out and have a staredown with the winner. It is straight and to the point. We don't need to know which champion he'll face on Sunday, but that does need to be the beginning of the suspense. 

But at the very least, the PPV can't go by without getting an appearance from Sheamus. He is the Royal Rumble winner and will be a staple at WrestleMania. That means that he has to be at the last PPV before the big dance. 

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