WWE Money in the Bank 2025: Thrilling Results, Winners, and Grades from June 7
WWE Money in the Bank 2025 delivered an electrifying night packed with suspense and intense competition. The event, held at the Intuit Dome in Inglewood, California, featured not just two title matches but also two exhilarating Money in the Bank ladder matches. Seth Rollins and Naomi emerged as the standout winners, capturing the coveted briefcases in their respective matches. Let’s dive into the highlights, results, and grades from this unforgettable night!
WWE Money in the Bank 2025 Results
- Naomi: Wins the Women’s Money in the Bank Match
- Dominik Mysterio: Defeats Octagon Jr. to retain the WWE Intercontinental Championship
- Becky Lynch: Claims victory over Lyra Valkyria in the WWE Women’s IC Title Match
- Seth Rollins: Wins the Men’s Money in the Bank Match
- Cody Rhodes and Jey Uso: Defeat John Cena and Logan Paul
WWE Money in the Bank 2025 Ticket Sales
- Venue: Intuit Dome (Inglewood, California)
- Tickets Distributed: 16,242
- Tickets Available: 678
Highlights, Winners, and Grades
Naomi Wins Women’s Money in the Bank Match
The Women’s Money in the Bank match was a spectacular affair, with the arena buzzing with excitement. Rhea Ripley received a rousing ovation, but it was Naomi’s impressive performance that stole the spotlight.
Naomi aggressively targeted her rivals, displaying remarkable athleticism, including a show-stopping modified piledriver to Ripley on the ladder. The crowd was collectively on their feet as multiple high spots unfolded, particularly a stunning front flip from Alexa Bliss onto Stephanie Vaquer.
As the match progressed, Naomi astutely climbed the ladder, overcoming Vaquer’s interference. Ultimately, she made history by becoming the first Black woman to win a Money in the Bank match, evoking overwhelming cheers from fans.
Women’s Money in the Bank Match Grade: B+
Dominik Mysterio Def. Octagon Jr.
In a match that was as quick as it was entertaining, Dominik Mysterio defended his Intercontinental Championship against Octagon Jr. The two high-flyers engaged in a series of breathtaking maneuvers, showcasing their athleticism.
Despite some missteps, including an awkward 619, Mysterio’s heel tendencies garnered him consistent crowd support. With a strategic interference from Liv Morgan, Mysterio successfully retained his title in a match that left fans wanting more.
Dominik Mysterio vs. Octagon Jr. Grade: C+
Becky Lynch Def. Lyra Valkyria
The atmosphere was electric as Becky Lynch faced off against Lyra Valkyria, with fans split in their allegiances. The match featured impactful moments, including a beautiful superplex from Valkyria and Lynch’s fierce counterattacks.
Valkyria’s innovative offense—including a flying leg drop that sent Lynch crashing into the barricade—earned plenty of "This is awesome" chants. After a competitive exchange, Lynch emerged victorious, but not without a post-match ambush from Valkyria that left the audience buzzing.
Becky Lynch vs. Lyra Valkyria Grade: B+
Seth Rollins Wins Men’s Money in the Bank Match
The Men’s Money in the Bank match unfolded with thrilling chaos as Seth Rollins found himself targeted by all five of his opponents. The atmosphere was electric, with fans roaring for tables and spectacular high spots.
LA Knight, revered in Los Angeles, delivered his signature elbow drop from a precarious height, while El Grande Americano dazzled with jaw-dropping maneuvers. After a flurry of intense action, Rollins triumphed over his competitors and seized the Money in the Bank briefcase, earning an explosive eruption of applause.
Men’s Money in the Bank Match Grade: B
R-Truth Returns as Cody Rhodes and Jey Uso Def. John Cena and Logan Paul
The main event was a rollercoaster, featuring the high stakes of rivalry and redemption. As Cody Rhodes and Jey Uso squared off against the formidable duo of John Cena and Logan Paul, the tension built to a fever pitch.
In a dramatic twist, R-Truth made a shocking return, turning the tide in favor of Rhodes and Uso after a high-octane battle. The clash showcased major storytelling elements as Cena and Paul’s mistrust culminated in ultimate betrayal.
WWE Main Event Grade: B
Conclusion
WWE Money in the Bank 2025 was more than just another pay-per-view—it was a testament to the dynamic storytelling and athletic prowess that defines wrestling today. The event delivered thrilling matches, unexpected returns, and captivating drama, leaving fans eagerly anticipating what lies ahead.
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