This year’s Money In The Bank WWE Premium-Live-Event was jam-packed with plenty of action. The show was hosted by WWE Hall of Famer Trish Stratus, who brought out John Cena to announce his retirement. Don’t worry though, his final match will be at Wrestlemania 41.
The Men’s Money In The Bank match felt unpredictable weeks before the event. Many were rooting for either Drew McIntyre, Jey Uso, or even LA Knight to win the ladder match, but Chad Gable, Andrade, and Carmelo Hayes also had their respective cases on why they should win the match.
Seth Rollins’s title match with Damian Priest held some major implications. If Seth wins, Priest leaves Judgement Day; if Preist wins, Rollins can’t contend for the WWE World Heavyweight Championship as long as Damian Priest is champion.
Men’s Money In The Bank Ladder Match Result
Winner: Drew McIntyre
The men’s Money In The Bank ladder match comprised Jey Uso, LA Knight, Chad Gable, Andrade, Carmelo Hayes, and Drew Mcintyre.
There were many unique ladder spots like Andrade hitting Hayes with a springboard Spanish Fly onto the ladder, Chad Gable German Suplexing a ladder onto Andrade, and more. However, as Jey was about to get the briefcase, Drew threw a ladder like a javelin at Jey, knocking him off the ladder.
Women’s Money In The Bank Ladder Match
Winner: Tiffany Stratton
The women’s match featured Tiffany Stratton, Chelsea Green, Naomi, Lyra Valkyria, Zoey Stark, and Iyo Sky. Chelsea Green’s fear of heights helped add some comedic relief to the match, but the women were doing moonsaults onto the ladders and had their highlights in the match.
Stratton tightrope walked on a ladder that was leaned on Iyo to get to the turnbuckle and hit a Swanton Bomb to the other competitors outside.
WWE Intercontinental Title Match Result
Winner: Sami Zayn
In the battle between the Intercontinental Champion Sami Zayn and the uprising Bron Breakker, Bron had control for a good amount of the match. The former Baltimore Ravens player appeared to have Sami’s number, but a timely counter resulted in Sami hitting his signature Helluva Kick for the win.
WWE World Heavyweight Championship Match
Winner: Damian Priest
Damian Priest looked down the ramp every few minutes, looking for either Drew McIntyre or a Judgement Day member to run down to the ring. After a back-and-forth match, Drew McIntyre cashed in the Money In The Bank briefcase to make the match a triple threat.
Alas, Drew was screwed once again by CM Punk. Thanks to Punk’s interference in the triple threat, Priest retained the title. Punk now inserted another rival into his feud with Drew by screwing Seth out of future World Heavyweight Championship opportunities as long as Priest is champion.
The Bloodline vs Cody Rhodes, Randy Orton, & Kevin Owens
Winner: The Bloodline
The WWE Universe saw Jacob Fatu in action with the Bloodline in his WWE debut. Jacob Fatu did not disappoint. After a highly chaotic match, The Bloodline prevailed, with Solo Sikoa pinning Cody Rhodes. Jacob Fatu looked like the star of the show with how fluid his movements were and how strong of a presence he was throughout the match.
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