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WWE Money in the Bank Results: Review, Grades, Card For June 7

By Lovell Porter

Our WWE Money in the Bank results for tonight include Becky Lynch challenging Lyra Valkyria for the WWE Women’s Intercontinental Championship, Dominik Mysterio defending the WWE Intercontinental Championship against AAA’s Octagón Jr., the men’s Money in the Bank ladder Match featuring Penta, Solo Sikoa, El Grande Americano, Andrade, LA Knight, and Seth Rollins, the women’s Money in the Bank ladder match featuring Roxanne Perez, Alexa Bliss, Giulia, Naomi, Rhea Ripley, and Stephanie Vaquer, World Heavyweight Champion Jey Uso teaming with Cody Rhodes against Undisputed WWE Champion John Cena & Logan Paul. Here’s our review and grades for tonight’s show, live from the Intuit Dome in Inglewood, California.

WWE Money in the Bank Card:

  • Men’s Money in the Bank Ladder Match: Penta vs. Solo Sikoa vs. El Grande Americano vs. Andrade vs. LA Knight vs. Seth Rollins
  • Women’s Money in the Bank Ladder Match: Roxanne Perez vs. Alexa Bliss vs. Giulia vs. Naomi vs. Rhea Ripley vs. Stephanie Vaquer
  • WWE Women’s Intercontinental Title Match: Lyra Valkyria (c) vs. Becky Lynch
  • WWE Intercontinental Title Match: Dominik Mysterio (c) vs. Octagón Jr.
  • Tag Team Match: World Heavyweight Champion Jey Uso & Cody Rhodes vs. Undisputed WWE Champion John Cena & Logan Paul

WWE Money in the Bank Results:

Women’s Money in the Bank ladder Match: Roxanne Perez vs. Alexa Bliss vs. Giulia vs. Naomi vs. Rhea Ripley vs. Stephanie Vaquer

A massive brawl breaks out to start, with Naomi, Bliss, and Ripley clearing the ring. Naomi launches Bliss into Ripley. Naomi dropkicks a ladder into Vaquer. Ripley picks up Bliss, and she dropkicks a ladder into Naomi. Bliss and Ripley share a smile before Giulia and Perez break up the love fest. Vaquer catches Perez and Giulia with a springboard crossbody. Butterfly Lungblower by Vaquer to Perez. Naomi nails Ripley with a Heatseeker piledrive on a ladder. Bliss stacks Naomi and Perez on a ladder. Front flip senton by Bliss. Ripley dropkicks Giulia. Perez and Ripley fight over a ladder. Shining Wizard by Ripley. Naomi charges in and gets dropped on a ladder by Ripley.

Ripley sets up a Razor’s Edge on a ladder. Perez reverses it into a ranna, which sends Ripley onto a ladder. Perez follows that with a double springboard moonsault on the ladder. Ripley is out. Perez climbs the ladder. Bliss pulls Perez to the mat. Giulia and Perez sandwich Giulia under a ladder. Giulia and Perez bury Ripley under a bunch of ladders outside the ring. Back in the ring, Naomi sets up and climbs the ladder. Vaquer cuts Naomi off. Vaquer destroys Naomi with a dragon screw out of the corner. Giulia traps Vaquer in an octopus hold. Vaquer climbs the ladder with Giulia on her back. Giulia slips off and hits a stalling German suplex. Giulia climbs the ladder. Naomi traps Giulia between the ladder rungs and tries to climb over Giulia.

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Giulia counters and German suplexes Naomi off the ladder. Bliss surprises Giulia with a dropkick while she’s hanging from the ladder. Bliss and Perez climb opposite sides of the ladder. As both women brawl, Vaquer sets up another ladder and climbs that one. Everyone brawls. Bliss powerbombs Vaquer off the ladder. Giulia and Perez flapjack Bliss on a ladder. As Perez is hanging from the ropes. Ripley rises from a pile of ladders. Ripley slams Perez into the barricade. Giulia eats several short-arm clotheslines from Ripley. Ripley tosses Perez into Naomi with a Razor’s Edge. Ripley bridges a ladder in the corner. Giulia charges in and gets an electric chair drop on a ladder. Ripley climbs.

Vaquer pulls Ripley off the ladder. A headbutt by Ripley sends Vaquer to the mat. Ripley bridges a ladder between another ladder and the ropes. Vaquer fights out of an electric chair drop and rolls Ripley into a Devil’s Kiss on a ladder! Vaquer climbs the ladder. Vaquer gets her hand on the briefcase, but Perez pulls Vaquer down the ladder. Perez, Vaquer, Naomi, and Bliss fight on the big ladder. Perez and Bliss land stereo Pop Rox on ladders to Naomi and Vaquer. Ripley hits Riptide on Giulia, while Bliss hits the Sister Abigail DDT on Perez. Bliss and Ripley stare each other down. Ripley and Bliss climb the ladder. Naomi pushes the ladder over. Bliss and Ripley fall off a ladder. Naomi climbs the ladder and pulls down the briefcase for the win!

Winner and NEW Miss Money in the Bank, Naomi!

Grade: B+

NAOMI WINS! NAOMI WINS! This was an all-timer when it comes to women’s MITB matches. Everyone was on their game and had time to shine in this one. There were so many big spots in this one. A big shoutout to Naomi and Vaquer for taking that double code red/Pop Rox spot, which was amazing and scary. Vaquer gets double respect, with this being her third match in less than 24 hours.

WWE Intercontinental Title Match: Dominik Mysterio (c) w/Liv Morgan vs. Octagón Jr.

Dominik tries a sweep, but Octagón Jr. avoids it and lands a crossbody. After a spinning head scissors, Dominik is sent flying out of the ring. Asai moonsault by Octagón Jr.. Dominik crotches Octagón Jr. on the top rope. Dominik ties Octagón Jr.’s mask to the bottom rope. With Octagón Jr. trapped, Dominik stomps Octagón Jr. out. Octagón Jr. gets a near fall after a corkscrew splash.

Dominik responds with the three amigos. Octagón Jr. counters, but runs right into a Michinoku Driver. Octagón Jr. kicks out. Dominik sets up the 619. Octagón Jr. ducks it and lands a head kick. Slingshot corkscrew splash by Octagón Jr.. Octagón Jr. lands a brainbuster and goes up top. Morgan hops up on the apron to distract Octagón Jr.. Dominik crotches Octagón Jr. on the top rope. 619 by Dominik. Dominik lands a Frog Splash for the win.

Winner and STILL Intercontinental Champion, Dominik Mysterio!

Grade: C+

Solid match. Octagón Jr. looked great and had the crowd eating out of the palm of his hand with his spectacular high-flying moves. Dominik is the perfect foil for any Luchador, insisting that he is the best of them all. The funny thing is, Dominik is something more than a Luchador. He bridges the gap between American and Lucha-style wrestling in a way that is actually impressive, considering the uninterested blob of goo Dominik was when he first debuted.

WWE Women’s Intercontinental Title Match: Lyra Valkyria (c) vs. Becky Lynch

Valkyria attacks Lynch before the bell rings. Valkyria sends Lynch over the top. While Lynch is out on the floor, Valkyria has a bit of an issue with her gear, but the ref helps her. After taking too long, Lynch blocks a rope dive dropkick and slams Valkyria on the floor. Valkyria clutches at her elbow as Lynch works her over outside the ring. Lynch lands an exploder. Valkyria kicks out. Lynch continues her assault. Valkyria escapes a Manhandle Slam with an armdrag. Lynch escapes Nightwing and lands a series of leg drops. Valkyria fires up and lands a powerbomb for a near fall. DDT by Lynch. Valkyria kicks out. Lynch goes up top.

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Valkyria cuts her off and lands a superplex. Fisherman’s Buster by Valkyria. Lynch kicks out. Lynch avoids a moonsault by Valkyria. Valkyria lands on her feet and blasts Lynch with a head kick. Butterfly suplex into an armbar by Lynch. The crowd is going wild. Valkyria turns it into a pin. Lynch kicks out and traps Lynch in a modified half-Boston Crab. Valkyria puts her foot on Lynch’s head while wrenching back on her leg. Lynch gets to the ropes and rolls out. Valkyria lands a dive. Lynch and Valkyria fight outside the ring. Valkyria drapes Lynch on the barricade. Valkyria crushes Lynch with a diving leg drop.

Valkyria tries a dropkick off the top. Lynch catches Valkyria with a powerbomb. Kick out by Valkyria. Lynch goes up top. Valkyria cuts Lynch off and sets up an avalanche Samoan drop. Lynch fights out of it and hits a Manhandle Slam off the top! Valkyria kicks out! The fight spills outside the ring. Lynch pushes Valkyria into the ring post and hits another Manhandle Slam. Lynch breaks the count, rolls back to the floor, and walks into Nightwing by Valkyria. Valkyria and Lynch beat the count at 9.5. Lynch and Valkyria trade strikes. After a series of pin reversals, Lynch grabs a handful of tights and pins Valkyria.

Winner and NEW Women’s Intercontinental Champion, Becky Lynch!

After the match, Lynch reminds Valkyria that she has to raise her hand. Valkyria holds up her end and raises Lynch’s hand. Valkyria tries to leave, but Lynch tells her she must do it for all four sides of the ring. Valkyria begrudgingly obliges. Lynch tells Valkyria she has to strap the title around her waist. Valkyria puts the belt around Lynch’s waist and immediately hits a German suplex! Nightwing by Valkyria. Valkyria storms off.

Grade: B+

This was by far Lynch and Valkyria’s best match to date. You could feel the hatred as these two tore into each other. They couldn’t even wait for the bell. Valkyria channeled RVD tonight, utilizing barricade leg drops like they were in the ECW Arena. The near falls in this one were expertly crafted, particularly the setup for the top rope Manhandle Slam. These two even made a double count-out spot exciting. This writer is impressed by what Valkyria and Lynch accomplished here tonight. Hell of a match.

Men’s Money in the Bank Ladder Match: Penta vs. Solo Sikoa vs. El Grande Americano vs. Andrade vs. LA Knight vs. Seth Rollins w/Paul Heyman

The bell rings, and everyone in the match surrounds Rollins. Andrade, Knight, and Penta stomp Rollins. Andrade tells Sikoa to join in. Sikoa tosses Rollins out of the ring. Penta, Knight, and Andrade then surround Sikoa. Sikoa tries to suck up to Knight and Penta. Penta responds by super kicking Sikoa. Sikoa eats a bunch of offense and gets tossed out of the ring. Rollins eats a superkick after Andrade lands a dive. Penta takes everyone out with a crossbody to the floor. Gable, err, Americano pushes Penta into the ring steps. Americano hits everyone with a ladder. Rollins hit Penta with a ladder while he was in a handstand. Andrade dives off the top into a ladder by Rollins. Dominator DDT on a ladder by Americano to Rollins.

Sikoa powerslams Americano on a ladder. Knight slams Sikoa’s head into the ladder while he’s celebrating. Sikoa superkicks Knight. Sikoa sets up a Samoan drop on a ladder. Knight reverses it into a Scorpion Death Drop on a ladder. LA Elbow by Knight. Knight sets up a ladder. Penta cuts Knight off. Rollins sets up another ladder and climbs while Penta and Knight brawl. Americano climbs Rollins’ ladder, and all four men trade strikes. Sikoa and Andrade fight on another ladder. Everyone gets knocked off the ladder. Rollins Pedigrees Penta, while Sikoa Samoan Spikes Americano. Rollins and Sikoa have a staredown. Sikoa tries the Spike. Rollins ducks and hits a series of superkicks. Rollins drop toe holds Sikoa into a ladder. Stomp by Rollins. Sikoa is out.

While Rollins climbs the ladder, Americano traps Rollins in an Ankle lock on top of the ladder. Andrade climbs over Rollins and hits a sunset flip bomb off the ladder. On the other side, Penta superplexes Rollins off the ladder on top of another ladder. Everyone is down. Penta and Andrade both climb the ladder. Andrade tells Penta he can have the Briefcase. When Penta reaches of it, Andrade gut punches him. Andrade puls Penta off the ladder. Andrade hits Penta with a ladder. After bridging a ladder between the ropes and another ladder, Andrade sets up the Message on the ladder. Penta fights out of it and hits a Mexican Destroyer on the ladder! Sikoa knocks Penta off the ladder. Sikoa hilariously mocks Penta’s smoother operator walk. Knight pulls Sikoa out of the ring and launches him into the barricade.

Knight bridges a ladder between the ring and the barricade. Penta climbs the ladder. Americano German suplexes Penta off the ladder. Americano German suplexes everyone. The crowd cheers as Americano pulls the Fireball ladder from under the ring. Americano puts the ladder on his shoulders and spins, knocking everyone out with vicious spinning ladder shots. Americano climbs the ladder. Penta cuts Americano off. Penta and Americano trade shots. Penta knocks Americano off the ladder. Rollins scurries up the ladder and cuts Penta off. Outside the ring, Americano adds the steel plate to his mask. Penta knocks Rollins off the ladder. Americano mousetraps his way back into the ring and up the ladder. After a headbutt from Americano, Penta falls off the ladder. Knight gets back up the ladder and suplexes Americano off the ladder. The only man left standing is Rollins.

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Rollins climbs the ladder. Andrade and Penta toss Rollins out of the ring. Penta and Andrade fight on top of the ladder. Penta gets knocked off the ladder. Everyone fights on top of the ladder. Every time someone gets knocked off, someone else climbs up top. Rollins yells for his boys. Breakker Spears Americano out of his boots. Reed and Breakker clear the ring for Rollins. Breakker Super Spears Knight outside the ring. Reed crushes Andrade with a Tsunami. As Breakker, Reed, and Rollins surround Sikoa, Jacob Fatu’s music hits. Fatu and JC Mateo hit the ring and brawl with Reed and Breakker. Breakker Spears Mateo through the barricade. Fatu destroys Reed with a pop-up Samoan drop.

A suicide dive by Fatu sends Reed into the commentary desk. Fatu helps Sikoa back into the ring and helps him set up a ladder. Fatu stands guard while Sikoa climbs. A Sikoa gets his hands on the contract, Fatu grabs his leg. Sikoa turns around and asks Fatu what the problem is. Fatu shakes his head no. Fatu yells, “I hate you, Solo!” Superkick by Fatu. Sikoa is out cold. Best Moonsault Ever by Fatu! Fatu puts Sikoa through a ladder with an uranage off the apron. Fatu walks away. Rollins sets up a ladder and begins his climb. LA Knight pulls Rollins off the ladder and lands a lariat. Knight climbs the ladder. Rollins pulls Knight off. Rollins sends Knight into the ladder, headfirst. Stomp by Rollins. Knight is out. Rollins climbs and pulls down the briefcase for the win.

Winner and NEW MR. MONEY IN THE BANK, Seth Rollins!

Grade: A-

Every time there is a gimmick match PLE where both the men and women have the same type of match, the women have a habit of outdoing the men. That was not the case in this year’s MITB. The Women’s MITB match was great, but the men’s MITB match this year was nothing short of excellent. Everyone in this match moved a mile a minute the entire time. Under normal circumstances, that wouldn’t be a good thing. In a match like this, it works if you can pull it off. No one was out of the action for long unless they literally got murdered, leading to their absence.

This match was structured so that, regardless of the speed, they still successfully built to each significant spot in the match. Fatu’s betrayal here made perfect sense. It would be most impactful if Sikoa finally gave Sikoa that same energy, which would cost him a huge match. The downside is that having that happen here meant Rollins wasn’t going to have to worry about one of his many ops stopping him from winning this match. It would be TOO much interference, even for a MITB match. This writer wants to get this prediction out of the way now: It doesn’t matter WHEN Rollins cashes in; he’s going to lose. Also, Penta’s Mexican Destroyer on the ladder was disgusting. Just… wow.

World Heavyweight Champion Jey Uso & Cody Rhodes vs. Undisputed WWE Champion John Cena & Logan Paul

Cena and Rhodes circle each other. Cena tags out. Paul gets in the ring and circles Rhodes. Paul tags Cena back in. Rhodes takes Cena down. Cena runs to the corner and tags in Paul. Paul does a flip. Rhodes does the Stardust cartwheel. Delayed Gordbuster by Rhodes. Jey tags in and lands an ax handle to Paul. Paul decks Jey. Jey surprises Paul with a pop-up neckbreaker. Paul kicks out. Cena and Paul work over Jey. Paul and Cena get into it after they keep tagging each other in. Jey manages to get to his corner and tag in Rhodes as Cena and Paul argue over who is leading this match.

Rhodes clears the ring and drops Cena with a Cody Cutter. Suicide dive by Rhodes. Missile dropkick by Rhodes. Paul decks Rhodes. Rhodes falls into an AA from Cena. Rhodes kicks out. Paul tries a Money Clip Lariat but slips on the ropes. Jey immediately superkicks Paul. Rhodes drops Cena with Crossroads. Paul tries to break up the pin with a springboard, but Rhodes moves. Paul lands on Cena. Jey Spears Paul. Cena and Jey trade strikes. Jey slips out of the AA. Superkick by Jey. Paul exchanges strikes with Jey. A big upper floors Jey. Rhodes and Paul trade strikes now. Paul hits the Paulverizer. Paul goes up top and calls for his drone, which lands in his hand. Rhodes cuts Paul off and hits a superplex, which we see from the drone’s perspective.

Jey dives in out of nowhere and hits an Uso Splash that we also see from the drone’s perspective. Cena AAs Jey and Rhodes. Rhodes kicks out. Cena clears off both commentary desks and sets up an AA for Rhodes. Rhodes slips off, Jey runs from one desk to the next, and Spears Cena. While Jey is lying on the desk. Paul lands an Asai moonsault that puts Jey through the table. Cena hits Rhodes with the WWE Championship!. Someone with a hoodie hops the barricade and Spears Cena. The hooded figure unloads on Cena with rights and lefts. The hooded person removes their hood, and it’s R-Truth! The crowd goes insane! Truth hits Cena with the championship and runs away. Rhodes hits Crossroads on Cena for the win.

Winners- Jey Uso & Cody Rhodes

Grade: B-

This writer was ready to crap all over this match. Listen, how do you have a tag match after you have had two MITB ladder matches? You are setting everyone up for failure, structuring a big show like this. The crowd was way more into this than this writer was. This match, like every main event featuring Cena on this retirment tour, felt like a Raw main event and not the final match on a big PLE. One of the MITB matches should have closed the show… but all that changed when they swerved us once again with R-Truth making a surprise appearance. Maybe Truth ended up signing a new deal. Maybe this was one of his final appearances on his new deal; either way, no one saw this coming. That alone bumps this C+ match to a B- affair.

WWE Money in the Bank Review:

This year’s Money in the Bank was one of the most chaotic and drama-filled PLEs in a long time. The women’s and men’s MITB matches were both brilliant, with the men’s finally managing to inch out the women’s for the match of the night. The weakest match may have been the main event, but the surprise return of our favorite national treasure, R-Truth, saved that. Rollins sits firmly in the seat of power with the men’s MITB, while Naomi looms over Tiffany Stratton, whom she hates, with her newly acquired and one billion percent deserved Women’s MITB case. All in all, the show delivered despite a slightly underwhelming main event. What did you all think of the show? Let us know in the comments below!

Rating: B+

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Lovell Porter
Lovell Porter

Lovell Porter is the lead Play-by-Play Analyst for Wrestlezone.com. Lovell handles the live coverage for Monday Night RAW, NXT, and all WWE Special Events. Lovell is a lifelong professional wrestling fan that has been covering the sport professionally since 2015.

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