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CM Punk def. Batista by Count-out in an Elimination Chamber Qualifying Match

In one of the most perplexing moves in WWE in 2010, Batista chose not to tangle with CM Punk. Instead, The Animal just stood in the corner after the bell rang. Then after remaining there for a minute or so, he simply walked out of the ring. After failing to heed the ref’s 10-count, Batista was disqualified. The Animal offered no clue as to why he passed up a chance to compete at WWE Elimination Chamber.The No. 3 entrant was C.M. Punk, who was accompanied at ringside by Serena. Punk eliminated Bourne and then took out Zigler just a couple second later. Serena handed Punk a mic. He thanked the fans for joining him in “the most historic moment that my Straight Edge Society has ever seen.”

“The Cutting Edge” turned chaotic
At the start of the night, Chris Jericho lamented at the fact that Edge was back in WWE.

By the end of the night, on the set of “The Cutting Edge,” the former Unified Tag Team Champions came face-to-face again, engaging in an emotional war of words about the past, as well as the future.

Not wanting to be left out of the discussion, CM Punk (with Serena and Luke Gallows in tow) came to the ring to claim he would win at WWE Elimination Chamber to become the only four-time Straight Edge World Heavyweight Champion.

Next, after an ominous gong and moment of darkness, World Heavyweight Champion Undertaker appeared in the ring. Chaos then ensued with Edge spearing Jericho and The Phenom brutally chokeslamming Punk.

After the mayhem, it was just The Deadman and The Ultimate Opportunist left standing to size each other up