EDITORIAL: Eating crow over WWE Elimination Chamber predictions

(Heartland Newsfeed) -- In the relentless cycle that is the 24-hour news cycle, it's definitely too late for me to write a review for WWE's recent PPV Elimination Chamber.
In a preview of the event, as published on Ambush Sports, I made some predictions for the show:
Shayna Baszler in the women's Elimination Chamber match
Braun Strowman would retain the WWE Intercontinental Championship in a handicap match against Sami Zayn, Cesaro and Shinsuke Nakamura
The New Day would win back the WWE Smackdown Tag Team Championship in the Tag Team Elimination Chamber match
Street Profits would retain the WWE Raw Tag Team Championship
AJ Styles would win over Aleister Black
Daniel Bryan would win over Drew Gulak
Of the seven matches on the show, I opted not to make a prediction on the WWE U.S. Championship title match between Andrade Almas (c) and Humberto Carrillo, due to not having enough information on either wrestler to make an informed prediction.
So, with those predictions on the table, let's quickly recap what happened -- with a little help via the show recap from Wrestling Observer's Steve Khan:
Daniel Bryan won via submission/referee stoppage as a result of applying the Yes Lock on Drew Gulak | CORRECT
Andrade Almas retained the U.S. title using the rollup pinfall on Humberto Carrillo | NO PREDICTION
The Miz and John Morrison retained the Smackdown Tag Team title | INCORRECT
Even despite Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson at ringside, Aleister Black defeated AJ Styles | INCORRECT
Street Profits retained the Raw Tag Team title | CORRECT
Sami Zayn pinned Braun Strowman | INCORRECT
Shayna Baszler won the women's Elimination Chamber match | CORRECT
So, 3 for 6 on the predictions I made and I'm eating a bit of crow on the ones I got wrong. But then again, that's all part of making predictions in sports. Even better, there was no money on the line.

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