After big wins by Randy Orton and Rhea Ripley, and big reveals from Seth Rollins and Danhausen, there's plenty to digest from Saturday's WWE Elimination Chamber event in Chicago.

The New Day spent nearly a decade as one of WWE's most beloved trios in company history, but it all came crashing to an end on the Dec. 2, 2024 edition of Monda

Big E has officially confirmed his retirement from in-ring competition, bringing to an end years of speculation regarding a potential comeback.

The hardest path for anyone to face is an early retirement, especially when that path comes right in the midst of your meteoric rise. Despite seeing miracle in-ring returns over the years by other wrestlers who've faced premature retirements, Big E has officially considered himself retired.

It has been nearly four years since former WWE Champion Big E last wrestled a match, and while fans around the world hoped for an eventual return, that day will

Big E wrote that he is "eternally grateful" for his fantastic career in a social media post on Friday, expressing gratitude for his good health and fortune as well.

At some point in the future, Big E will undoubtedly be inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame. He is a former Undisputed WWE Champion, NXT Champion, eight-time WWE Tag Team Champion, two-time WWE Intercontinental Champion, and a Money in the Bank winner. His tag team victories came as part of New Day with Xavier Woods and Kofi Kingston.