Alright, alright...so technically, there are six men that enter. However, similar to Thunderdome, the Elimination Chamber is just as harsh on bodies. And for the third time since its creation, the WWE brings back "the demonic structure" [J.R.'s words, not mine] to help ring in the new year at New Year's Revolution.

If you're not familiar with the Elimination Chamber, it works like this: The first four men that enter are locked in compartments of the chamber in each corner of the ring. The remaining two men wrestle as a random caged wrestler is released in five minute intervals until all four are freed. The only way a wrestler can be eliminated is by pinfall or submission.

New Year's Revolution took place on January 9th in San Juan, Puerto Rico. The disc runs 2 hours and 37 minutes which, as with other WWE discs, considering the potential of the material here is pretty short.

• World Tag Team Championship Match [Eugene & William Regal vs. Christian & Tyson Tomko] - While he might've been a better "heel" than "face", I was really glad to see William Regal make a comeback after getting severely ill during a WWE trip to India. As Regal was regaining his health, Eric Bischoff put him in charge of his "nephew", Eugene. Eventually, these guys teamed up to make a pretty good tag team. Shame that Eugene suffered a ruptured patella tendon [area near his kneecap].

• Christian & Tyson Tomko meet up with Edge in Hallway

• Women's Championship Match [Lita vs. Trish Stratus] - It was bound to happen. After weeks of numerous blown spots and moves that just plain seems as if she's going paralyze herself or her opponent, Lita injures herself again. Personally, i've never understood the attraction to Lita.

• Edge & Christian in Eric Bischoff's Office

• WWE Intercontinental Championship Match [Shelton Benjamin vs. Maven] - Guess Shelton needed the night off. Actually, this was a funny match.

• Muhammad Hassan & Daivari Interview

• Jerry "the King" Lawler vs. Muhammad Hassan - I really don't understand the point of these types of matches. They dust the cobwebs off of Lawler [or occasionally during the weekly show - Sgt. Slaughter] and send 'em in to job against an "up 'n comer". Here, the results are predictable. Not sure how I feel about Iron Shiek v2. Though, he IS easier to understand than v1.

• Batista Interview

• Kane vs. Gene Snitsky - Can't these guys find someone else to fight? Jeez.

• Poolside Chicken Fight - Gotta fill the quota of T&A to titillate the 'lil boys in the audience. A waste of time.

• Batista, Triple H & Ric Flair in their Locker Room - I found it interesting that the order they were listed on last year's Survivor Series DVD was "Triple H, Batista & Ric Flair in their locker room". Merely an observation.

• Elimination Chamber Match for the World Heavyweight Championship [Randy Orton vs. Chris Benoit vs. Chris Jericho vs. Triple H vs. Edge vs. Batista] - Hand down, THE best match on the disc. This is the third time they've set up the Elimination Chamber, and all of the wrestlers inside, with, perhaps the exception of Edge, really sell it. Yes, even Triple H. A couple of missed spots notwithstanding, this is definitely a highlight.

They've also included three 30 second promos that were previously seen on the weekly broadcasts to hype this event:

• Image
• Elimination Chamber
• Gene Snitsky vs. Kane

Listed as "Exclusive Extras" are:

• Edge Interview [1m 6s]
• Chris Benoit Interview [3m 28s] - The Nu-Metal song of the week that we're bombarded with incessantly during this disc.
• Chris Jericho Interview [20m].
• Randy Orton Interview [].
• Triple H & Batista Interview [].