Randy Orton may have won the men's Elimination Chamber match at the eponymous WWE PLE, but it turns out he might not necessarily be facing Drew McIntyre at WrestleMania. According to"WWE SmackDown" General Manager Nick Aldis,CodyRhodes will get a shot at the title this Friday on "SmackDown," throwing the WrestleMania WWE Championship match into flux.McIntyre interfered in the finish of the Chamber match, attacking Rhodes with the WWE title belt before getting dropped by an RKO and then a Cross Rhodes. His interference did, however, allow Orton to hit an RKO on Rhodes to win the match, and afterward, Aldis was fed up with McIntyre's shenanigans.After having to be physically held back from McIntyre during a confrontation backstage, an enraged Aldis crashed the Elimination Chamber post-show broadcastto announce that McIntyre will defend the title against Rhodes on Friday's "SmackDown," circumventing McIntyre's attempts to avoid another championship match with "The American Nightmare."Later in the post-show, Paul "Triple H" Levesque backed up Aldis' decision, saying that McIntyre kept pushing and has now been pushed back. The announcement comes amid fan speculation that the WWE Championship match at WrestleMania could involve multiple individuals, with names mentioned ranging from Rhodes and Orton to Jacob Fatu to SamiZayn. Fans have also long clamored for a singles match between former stablemates Rhodes and Orton for the world title at WrestleMania, a scenario that is now in play.
