WWE Money In The Bank 2025 Review.
Superstars Seen Showing up.
Jey Uso. Cody Rhodes. John Cena. Logan Paul. Becky Lynch. Seth and his crew. Alexa Bliss. Rhea Ripley, and LA Knight were all seen either showing up to the arena, or hanging backstage, oh and hello Topenga from Boy Neets World.
Womens MITB Ladder Match.
This would start off the evening with me thinking about layouts, but as soon as this Match got started, we were treated to a fantastic opener. From the interesting tease of Rhea vs Alexa Bliss. Giulia. Roxanne Perez, and. Stephanie Vaquer giving great accounts for themselves by holding their own against the veterans that they were working with, proving that the future is very bright in WWE's womens division. The psychology as the ladder wasn't used as a seventh challenger helped the Match breathe. The ladder spots ranged from great to awesome, as the guessing game, became a mental game of chess, that allowed the final exchanges to play out as Naomi climbed the ladder, and took the briefcase for the win. I think that this was the right move. Last year HHH was taken to task about how he books African American talent, this doesn't solve the problem, but it's a good start.
Dominik Mysterio vs Octagon Jnr WWE Intercontinental Championship.
This was good, but it would've felt more at home on an episode of Monday Night Raw. Dom retained in what was a decent Match.
Lyra Valkyria vs Becky Lynch WWE Womens Intercontinental Championship.
As the echoes of bad blood faded into the background, from the fiery opening, this proved to be my Match of the night, as the fast paced action became the backdrop for change. This Match had the fans split down the middle, as the sense of believibility ran through the air. The near falls were well placed, and. Becky got the win by cheating, which has given Becky's heel persona a new lease on life, when she made Lyra raise her hand, and belt her up. Lyra didn't like this, and lost her cool, as a humiliated Valkyria attacked her. This was by far my Match of the night.
Look Who's Sat At Ringside.
Look Everyone. Travis Barker is sat at ringside, because when life lets you down, you can always look at All The Small Things, because attending a WWE show is like going to a Rockshow, Man I was Up All Night writing this. I'm a massive Blink 182 fan, and I have loved this band since the age of 13, and i'm 38 in over a week. Man i'm old.
Mens MITB Ladder Match.
This was a well paced piece of moderate drama, that came complete with tribal gang warfare, insane spots, and perfect interwoven storylines. Penta took out everyone in the early going. His Mexican destroyer to Andrade that took place on a perfectly placed ladder, was a sickening sight, and of course we had a good old dose of product placement. The balance of the Match took shape quite quickly, and even though I did prefer the womens Match. I did like this. The inter playing factors from Both Seth and Solo's crew, became the main selling point, to the point that the fact that. Andrade. Penta. Elgrande Americano, and LA Knight, had become back up dancers in my eyes. This is what I like to call perfect psychology, because these two's aura's are so high, everyone else just fades into the background. The added mixture of Paul Heyman playing Stanley Kubrick, and Jacob turning on Solo, this allowed the final moments to play out, as the art of wrestling making flesh, came to light, yes Seth winning was a bit predictable, but I do feel that this could easily elevate his rivalry with Cm Punk, when you fantasy book certain outcomes.
John Cena And Logan Paul vs Cody Rhodes And Jey Uso.
I thought this was a let down, on the surface this made sense, but the overall execution felt a bit off to me. The first ten minutes fell flat, whilst the last ten minutes took on the part of a rock bands greatest hits. AA's. Cross Rhodes, and Logan Paul being Logan Paul, all made for a decent end as Cody and Jey got the win. John was adout to get the win, by paying shade to Mania night 2, but he was stopped by a hooded figure, that turned out to be a returning R Truth. I have heard several theories on this, and this my point. I think that this was a mixture of a work thrown in with keyfabe. Was this part of the show? Yes, but the way that WWE played it out, has left a bad taste in my mouth, Because this is the company that acts with the subtlety of a sledgehammer, which has made me think, what is this, a work or a shoot, i'm going to let you guys decide.
Overview of WWE Money In The Bank 2025.
I know that this show has had a mixed reaction on line, but I enjoyed it. The Matches were solid, and even the ending to the main event delivered a Truthful shock, but when you big beneath the surface, this was a nasty reminder that fan reception is everything. I love R Truth, and I respect Ron Killings the man. I just don't how WWE treated him, and the fact that this has come at a time, when WWE in over the last 5 years WWE have let go off countless staff members, and performers for the sake of cash, has made me feel uneasey when I watched this.
WWE Money In The Bank 2025 is a solid 8/10.