WWE Elimination Chamber Results: 5 Wrestlers We Should Have Seen

When I initially decided to write this article, I was fully prepared for the WWE to phone in their latest pay-per-view offering.

Instead, they gave fans a look at guys they had not seen for a while and managed to insert other notable stars into Sunday's pay-per-view.

I was surprised (as many of us were) to see that Jack Swagger was involved in a previously unannounced match. Another surprise was seeing the returns of Christian, Mark Henry and Alberto Del Rio. Granted, both were in non-wrestling capacities, but it was still a nice touch.

Then, seeing the Undertaker's latest promo proclaiming that he was coming for Triple H on the next Raw. Finally, the man who was the face of the pay-per-view, Sheamus, even managed to surface and seemingly announce who he will challenge at WrestleMania when he attacked Daniel Bryan following Bryan's win.

So with all of the people I would have chosen for this article, I was left with an article full of holes. Needless to say, after some long pondering, I have managed to come up with five others that should have been seen.

Kharma

It's been roughly a month since we witnessed the return of Kharma at the Royal Rumble.

However, since then she hasn't even been a blip on our screen. Right after Beth Phoenix beat Tamina, it seemed like Kharma had an opportunity to send a message to the Diva's champ.

This could have ignited a feud that would culminate at WrestleMania.

Triple H

With the Undertaker sending a message to Triple H, it seems like the COO could have came out to address the situation.

He could also have came back with his own threat to boost interest for the upcoming Raw.

Zack Ryder

Ryder has been m.i.a. since his infamous wheel chair ride last week.

Sunday night could have been a great time for Ryder to return in the corner of Kane. This would have added some extra emotion to the match and continued this crazy bromance between Cena and Ryder.

Eve

Eve has been the spoiler in the friendship between Ryder and Cena and she could have taken Cena's corner.

This would have also added some extra drama and could have easily cost Cena the match.

Vince McMahon

Vince McMahon has been idle of late as he is seemingly prepping the future of the company to take the reins.

That being said, it appears this change in guard may not happen for some time. Which means McMahon still runs the show.

Had Vince reared his head during John Laurinaitis' segment, he could have humbled the interim GM and possibly ended the madness.