WWE Money in the Bank 2018 results: Braun Strowman and Alexa Bliss reign supreme at WWE Money in the Bank
WWE Money in the Bank 2018 was truly incredible in The Windy City as Braun Strowman and Alexa Bliss won their respective Money in the Bank Ladder Matches, with the Goddess of WWE interrupting Ronda Rousey’s singles match debut to cash in on Raw Women’s Champion Nia Jax and capture her fifth Women’s Title. Plus, WWE Champion AJ Styles overcame Shinsuke Nakamura in a harrowing Last Man Standing Match.
CHICAGO — Consider the good brothers bludgeoned:
That the good brothers — two of the highest-profile acquisitions over the past few years — haven’t held a title for more than a year gave the challengers a little extra incentive to come out swinging against the fearsome Bludgeon Brothers. Unfortunately, their enthusiasm led them
CHICAGO — Big Cass declared that “a good big man will always defeat a good little man.” Big Cass is a good big man. But Daniel Bryan isn’t just good; he’s great. And Big Cass still has one or two things left to learn after WWE Money in the Bank.
Yes, the Queens seven-footer is now 0-2 against Bryan, who has dispelled nearly
CHICAGO — It took Bobby Lashley a minute to get hold of Sami Zayn at WWE Money in the Bank, but once he did, it went south in a hurry for the trash-talking Canadian, who quickly found that his mouth had written a check that his body couldn’t cash.
After weeks of insults to Lashley’s family and military service, the normally
CHICAGO — Seth Rollins is a self-professed fighting Intercontinental Champion who has lived up to the moniker, but he didn’t have an answer for Elias at WWE Money in the Bank — that is, until he used a time-honored (if slightly underhanded) tactic to pin his most dogged challenger yet.
That Rollins resorted to chicanery is a
CHICAGO — Alexa Bliss has made a career out of shocking those who would look to write her off. This might be the biggest one yet: Little Miss Bliss went from Five to Fifteen Feet of Fury as she ascended a ladder to claim victory in the Women’s Money in the Bank Ladder Match, earning herself a Raw Women’s Title Match opportunity any time
CHICAGO — Jinder Mahal had his opponent scouted. His game plan was sound. His confidence was through the roof. And yet, The Modern Day Maharaja learned firsthand why Roman Reigns’ yard won’t be annexed quite as easily as he hoped.
The Big Dog claimed victory over The Modern Day Maharaja, who had hoped to insert himself into the
CHICAGO — Faced for the second year in a row with an impossible task that everyone assumed she was nowhere near ready for, Carmella once again achieved the impossible at WWE Money in the Bank. And for the second year in a row, James Ellsworth helped her do it.
The re-emergence of Ellsworth, who was released from his WWE contract late
CHICAGO — Shinsuke Nakamura has made a cottage industry out of bringing AJ Styles to his knees, so it made sense that The King of Strong Style picked a Last Man Standing Match as the stipulation for his third play at The Phenomenal One’s WWE Championship. But in a match where all Nakamura had to do was drop AJ for a count of 10, the
CHICAGO — Ronda Rousey was more ready than Nia Jax gave her credit for when it came to the various rules and quirks of WWE-style competition. She was ready for the headbutts, ready for the slams, ready for all of it. But neither woman was ready for a Money in the Bank cash-in, and instead it was Alexa Bliss, not Nia or Ronda, who left WWE
CHICAGO — Braun Strowman said he was going to win the Money in the Bank contract and cash in on Universal Champion Brock Lesnar. He’s one step down. The Monster Among Men is now Mr. Monster in the Bank, having landed Raw its second contract of the night to set up a potential showdown between Team Red’s superheavyweights.
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