WWE Raw results: Penta qualifies for the Money in the Bank match
Penta has become the first Raw superstar to qualify for the men's Money in the Bank match next month. He beat Dragon Lee and Chad Gable in a triple-threat match on the latest installment of the red brand.
Penta scores a big win on Raw
Penta, Chad Gable, and LWO's Dragon Lee put on a compelling match on Raw in which each man gave a strong account of himself. The match started with the Mexican stars dominating Gable.
Gable with quite the gnarly landing.#WWERAW pic.twitter.com/Ps4VhVb4Da
The American Made member, however, soon made a comeback. Moreover, the 'every man for himself' nature of the contest soon took over. In a crucial moment, Gable picked up an injury and following a move from Penta. It hindered his chances. He, however, kept battling his foes and even attacked Vikingo– who was at ringside The AAA star responded by interfering in the contest.
This gave Penta an opportunity to pick up the win over his opponents and advance to the Money in the Bank match, which will be held at the Premium Live Event (PLE) on June 7. Gable, on the other hand, will be locking horns with Vikingo at World's Collide
Who else has qualified for the Money in the Bank match?
Penta is the first Raw star to quality for the marquee match. Earlier, SmackDown stars Solo Sikoa and LA Knight had qualified to the contest. Seth Rollins will be taking on Sami Zayn and Finn Balor later tonight to determine the next person to qualify.
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