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WWE Elimination Chamber 2014 (2014)
Randy Orton defends the WWE World Heavyweight Championship inside the Elimination Chamber against John Cena, Daniel Bryan, Christian, Sheamus, and Cesaro. Batista collides with Alberto Del Rio in his first singles match since returning to action. Plus, a wild battle between The Shield and The Wyatt Family and much more.
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Randy Orton defends the WWE World Heavyweight Championship inside the Elimination Chamber against John Cena, Daniel Bryan, Christian, Sheamus, and Cesaro. Batista collides with Alberto Del Rio in his first singles match since returning to action. Plus, a wild battle between The Shield and The Wyatt Family and much more.
Rating:PG-13
Genre:Action
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In Theaters:2/23/2014
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Runtime:171 minutes
Studio:World Wrestling Entertainment
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