WWE Announces Date & Location For Money In The Bank 2025 & World's Collide

WWE must have really enjoyed their time at the Intuit Dome for the Raw on Netflix premiere back in January, because the company heading back to Los Angeles for one of its biggest Premium Live Events.
The official announcement was made during WrestleMania 41 Sunday night, that both Money in the Bank 2025 and NXT x AAA Worlds Collide will take place on Saturday, June 7.
Worlds Collide will air at 3pm ET with MITB to follow at 7pm ET.
To further elaborate since some on this app share one singular brain cell.
— Andrew Baydala (@AndrewBaydala) March 15, 2025
The confirm I was waiting on won’t come from a WWE post, etc.
I work in ticketing/marketing and the venue confirmed this to me late yesterday.
It seems as if it’s a full go for MITB in LA.#WWE https://t.co/fUOo6bvxPM
Media personality Andrew Baydala was the first to report last month that WWE would be heading back to the Intuit Dome for MITB, and they have now added Worlds Collide to the schedule following the WWE's recent acquisition of AAA.
This will mark the first time since 2022 that Money in the Bank will be held in the United States.
In 2023 MITB was held at the O2 Arena in London with Damian Priest and IYO SKY capturing the briefcases that year. And last summer it was the Scotiabank Arena in Toronto, Ontario, Canada that played host to the event.

Tiffany Stratton and Drew McIntyre were the big winners that night, although the Scottish Warrior would lose his briefcase the same night when CM Punk interfered during his cash-in attempt.
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