WWE Money in the Bank 2025: Date, time, participants, and more
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WWE is gearing up for one of its most anticipated events of the year, Money in the Bank 2025. Scheduled to take place on June 7 at the Intuit Dome in Inglewood, California, the event promises high-octane action and several blockbuster encounters.
Among the biggest highlights are the traditional Money in the Bank ladder matches, where six competitors from the men's and women's divisions will battle it out for a briefcase that guarantees a championship opportunity at any time, any place, within the next year.
When is WWE Money in the Bank?
WWE Money in the Bank 2025 will take place on Saturday, June 7 at 7 PM ET (4 PM PT), streaming live from Inglewood, California. Indian fans can catch the action early on Sunday morning, June 8, on the Peacock and Netflix.
Who's In So Far?
The qualifying rounds for the men's and women's Money in the Bank matches are underway, and a strong lineup is already taking shape.
For the Men's MITB Match, four out of six spots have been filled:
Solo Sikoa (defeated Jimmy Uso and Rey Fenix)
LA Knight (defeated Aleister Black and Shinsuke Nakamura)
Penta (defeated Chad Gable and Dragon Lee)
Seth Rollins (defeated Sami Zayn and Finn Balor)
On the Women's side, four superstars have also booked their place:
Alexa Bliss (defeated Chelsea Green and Michin)
Roxanne Perez (defeated Natalya and Becky Lynch)
Rhea Ripley (defeated Kairi Sane and Zoey Stark)
Giulia (defeated Zelina Vega and Charlotte Flair)
Two spots remain open in both ladder matches, with more qualifying bouts expected over the coming week.
Confirmed Match Card
Apart from the ladder matches, several high-profile encounters are on the card.
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One of the most talked-about matches features Cody Rhodes and Jey Uso teaming up against John Cena and Logan Paul. This rivalry ignited at Saturday Night's Main Event, where Rhodes made a surprise return and laid out Cena.
There's also speculation of music superstars Travis Scott and Bad Bunny potentially being added to the tag match, raising the stakes further.
Additionally, Lyra Valkyria will defend her Women's Intercontinental Championship against Becky Lynch, and a grudge match between CM Punk and Bronson Reed is likely after recent confrontations.
Another potential storyline brewing is a clash between Dominik Mysterio and Finn Balor for the Intercontinental title, hinting at internal tensions within the Judgment Day faction.
With rivalries heating up and spots still open, the road to Money in the Bank 2025 is packed with suspense.
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