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WWE Money In The Bank 2025: Results & Highlights As R-Truth Makes His Shocking Return

Which superstars will grab the MITB briefcase?
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A shocking return allowed Cody Rhodes and Jey Uso to get some payback on John Cena and Logan Paul at WWE Money in the Bank 2025 at the Intuit Dome in Los Angeles, California.

R-Truth, who revealed last Sunday that his contract would not be renewed by WWE, made a surprising comeback in the main event, where he got revenge on Cena. When the current Undisputed WWE Champion went to hit Rhodes with the title, it was Truth who came from the crowd to stop it.

Rhodes would then pin Cena, which could have huge championship ramifications ahead of a rumored rematch between the two superstars,

Elsewhere, Seth Rollins became Mr. Money in the Bank for a second time with a little help from Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed. Perhaps the most noteworthy development in the Men's Money in the Bank Ladder Match was Jacob Fatu turning on Solo Sikoa.

In the Women's Money in the Bank Ladder Match, it was Naomi who scored the victory over Rhea Ripley, Alexa Bliss, Roxanne Perez, Giulia, and Stephanie Vaquer.

Meanwhile, one champion retained a title as Dominik Mysterio defeating Octagon Jr. to keep his Intercontinental Championship, but it was Becky Lynch who defeated Lyra Valkyria to win the Women's Intercontinental Championship.

Here's everything you need to know about what unfolded at WWE Money in the Bank 2025 in Los Angeles.

WWE Money In The Bank 2025 Main Card

- There's a new addition to the card as Dominik Mysterio will defend the Intercontinental Championship against Octagon Jr. after a brawl between the two at WWE Worlds Collide. Full results here.

- Victor Solomon from The Voice starts the show with The Star-Spangled Banner.

- Rhea Ripley vs. Alexa Bliss vs. Naomi vs. Roxanne Perez vs. Giulia vs. Stephanie Vaquer in a Women's Money in the Bank Ladder Match kicks things off. Which superstar will climb the ladder and earn her opportunity at gold?

- Nice sequence early with the veterans of Ripley, Bliss, and Naomi taking out the newcomers in Perez, Giulia, and Vaquer. Naomi is the most experienced in this type of match, and she uses her athleticism to send Vaquer face-first on the ladder.

- It's Ripley's turn to dominate, as she goes face to face with Giulia given the recent history between the two on Raw. Ripley also drops Naomi on a ladder, then goes for a Razor's Edge on Perez but she counters with a hurricanrana and springboard moonsault. Wow!

- Perez and Giulia team up to try to destroy Ripley, and they stack a bunch of ladders on her for good measure. They forgot about Naomi, who grabs one of the other ladders but it's Vaquer in to thwart her plans. Giulia stops Vaquer's momentum with a huge suplex after Vaquer unsuccessfully tries to carry Giulia up the ladder on her back.

- Bliss gets in on the action as she powerbombs Vaquer, and then she pushes over the ladder to send Perez and Giulia flying off of it. However, Perez and Giulia bring back more of their previous tag team chemistry until Perez attacks Giulia from behind. Ripley is back! Mami goes after Giulia and then throws her into Naomi.

- Ripley grabs a big ladder and headbutts Vaquer. And then it's Ripley picking up Vaquer to put her on a ladder, but Vaquer counters with Devil's Kiss on said ladder! Someone get a camera on Booker T. Vaquer goes for the briefcase, but Perez, Bliss, and Naomi are all in to disrupt things.

- Bliss and Perez decide to hit dueling Code Reds on the ladder to Naomi and Vaquer because why not at this point. Giulia gets her hand on the briefcase, but her former partner prevents her from grabbing it. Bliss pulls Perez off the ladder, and Ripley is back in to do the same to Giulia. Bliss hits Sister Abigail on Perez, and Ripley hits Riptide on Giulia before a nice staredown.

- Naomi defeats Rhea Ripley, Alexa Bliss, Roxanne Perez, Giulia, and Stephanie Vaquer to win the Women's Money in the Bank Ladder Match. Naomi tips over the ladder to send Bliss and Ripley face-first off of it. Naomi then climbs the ladder to retrieve the briefcase for the win. Proceed with caution, Tiffany Stratton and IYO SKY!

- El Hiko del Vikingo is in the front row with his AAA Mega Championship. So is Mr. Iguana, who is easily the breakout star of the weekend. Give the man the Money in the Bank briefcase in 2026! Konnan, Psycho Clown, and El Hijo del Dr. Wagner Jr are also ringside.

- There's an awesome highlight video of the long-running feud between Gunther and Jey Uso, with the World Heavyweight Championship on the line on Monday's Raw in Phoenix.

- Octagon Jr. vs. Dominik Mysterio for the Intercontinental Championship is up next.

- Dominik goes to the underhanded tactics early by tying Octagon Jr.'s mask to the bottom rope, which allows the champ to get in some shots. Octagon Jr. showcases his high-flying ability, but eventually Liv Morgan hops on the apron to provide a distraction.

- Dominik Mysterio defeats Octagon Jr. to retain the Intercontinental Championship. That's all Dominik needs to regain the momentum, as he pushes Octagon Jr. off the top rope. Then Dominik capitalizes by hitting the frog splash off the top for the victory to retain the title.

- Chad Gable tells the Creed Brothers he always has a plan, and he reveals the official Fireball-sponsored Money in the Bank ladder. Gable tells Julius Creed and Brutus Creed to put the ladder somewhere under the ring where El Grande Americano can find it. What a friendship between Gable and Mr. Americano.

- It's Becky Lynch vs. Lyra Valkyria for the Women's Intercontinental Championship in what has become a very personal rivalry between the former friends. If Valkyria wins, Becky can't challenge for the title again as long as Valkyria is champion. If Becky wins, Valkyria must raise her arm in the middle of the ring.

- Valkyria wastes no time and takes the fight to Becky right off the bat. However, Becky turns the tide by dropping Valkyria on the outside. They each go for pins but only get a two count. A great stat from Michael Cole that Becky is 0-5 in her last five title matches. 'The Man' is in desperation mode in this one.

- They trade more counters pins, and Becky hits a big DDT for another near fall. They head up top, and Valkyria uses a suplex to get a two count. Becky locks in the armbar, Valkyria counters again for two. Valkyria puts her foot on Becky's head and holds her leg until the latter makes it to the ropes. Valkyria sends things to the outside and she hits a vicious leg drop on Becky on the barricade.

- Valkyria sends things to the outside and she hits a vicious leg drop on Becky on the barricade. Valkyria back up top, but Becky counters into yet another pin for a two count. But it's Becky who hits a Manhandle Slam off the second rope...and it's another kickout!

- Becky Lynch defeats Lyra Valkyria to win the Women's Intercontinental Championship. Becky hits a second Manhandle Slam on the outside, but Valkyria hits Nightwing and both women are down until they make it back in before the referee gets to ten. More pin attempts exchanged between the two, but Becky takes it a step further as she grabs Valkyria's tights for the win.

- After the match, Valkyria reluctantly raises Becky's arm. Becky wants her to do it again to all four sides of the arena, so she does. And now Becky wants Valkyria to put the title around her waist, so she does...and then Valkyria snaps by hitting a German suplex and Nightwing.

- Seth Rollins vs. LA Knight vs. Solo Sikoa vs. Penta vs. Andrade vs. El Grande Americano in a Men's Money in the Bank Ladder Match is next up. Will Rollins gain all the power and control? Or could someone else spoil the party?

- Everyone circles Rollins to start the match, with Knight, Penta, and Andrade taking it to him. Solo sends Rollins to the outside and thinks everyone will embrace him. That doesn't happen as he gets taken out. Andrade flies to the outside, then Penta one-ups him by diving off the top onto everyone.

- Americano gains the advantage, which leads to a heated argument between Cole and Wade Barrett about Chad Gable's nipples. You heard that right. Penta goes after Americano, but Rollins is the first to try to set up a ladder until Americano drops him on the ladder.

- Solo puts a ladder in the corner and throws Americano into it. Knight and Solo exchange some offense, and Knight gets the better of it by sending Solo to the outside. Knight climbs to the top of a ladder and Penta meets him. Rollins sets up a bigger ladder, and it's Rollins and Americano on one and Knight and Penta on another. Solo sets up a third and he's joined by Andrade. Chaos ensues, with Rollins hitting a Pedigree on Penta.

- Rollins and Solo stare at each other, and Solo hits Rollins with a superkick. Solo goes for the spike, but Rollins hits a superkick of his own. Rollins delivers the stomp to Solo and goes for another big ladder. Rollins climbs to the top but American puts an ankle lock on him. Andrade and Penta join them on the ladder, and Andrade sends Americano down with a sunset flip while Penta does the same to Rollins. That was wild.

- Andrade has something in mind with a ladder balancing on another one, but Penta reverses the momentum and hits a Mexican Destroyer on the ladder. Solo takes out Penta and mocks all his mannerisms. Knight pulls Solo out of the ring, but Penta takes out Knight and starts his climb. Americano hits a German suplex on Penta, then he has one for Rollins, Knight, and Solo.

- Americano locates the Fireball ladder, and Penta meets him at the top. Penta knocks Americano off and has his hand on the briefcase, but Rollins halts him. Meanwhile, Americano loads the mask on the outside. Penta knocks off Rollins as Knight tries to catapult Americano, but Americano climbs multiple ladders to send Penta off. But then Knight suplexes Americano off in the wildest sequence of the match.

- Paul Heyman tells Rollins to climb because he's all alone, but Andrade manages to slow him down. Penta is back again after Andrade sends Rollins to the outside. Andrade has his hands on the briefcase when Solo rejoins the action. Rollins signals for Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed to come out, and here they are.

- Breakker spears Americano and then throws Knight to the outside. Reed destroys Andrade and Penta, and Breakker spears Knight. Reed with a Tsunami on Andrade. Breakker and Reed take aim at Solo, but Jacob Fatu and JC Mateo have arrived! It's an absolute hoss fight between these four, as Breakker spears Mateo through the barricade. Fatu hits a pop-up Samoan Drop on Reed, and follows up with a dive to the outside.

- Fatu tells Solo to climb the ladder and even sets up the ladder for him. What a nice man. Solo starts to climb, and Fatu turns around and grabs Solo's foot. Fatu then yells "I hate you" and he superkicks Solo before hitting a moonsault on him. The 'Samoan Werefolf' has had enough! Fatu hits a Spinning Solo on Solo through a ladder to add to the destruction.

- Seth Rollins defeats LA Knight, Solo Sikoa, Penta, Andrade, and El Grande Americano to win the Men's Money in the Bank Ladder Match. Rollins grabs the Fireball ladder, but Knight pulls him off. Knight takes out Rollins and starts to climb, but Rollins slams Knight into the ladder and hits a stomp. Rollins climbs back up and grabs the briefcase for the victory. That was pure madness!

- WWE officially announces that WrestleMania 42 will be at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas on April 18 and April 19.

- Also, Nikki Bella returns to Raw on Monday.

- John Cena and Logan Paul vs. Cody Rhodes and Jey Uso is set for the main event.

- Rhodes and Cena start, but Cena decides to get out of there pretty quickly. The fans chant "we want Truth" as Rhodes and Paul go at each other. Jey into the fold, and he hits a pop-up neckbreaker on Paul for two. Cena is back in, and he takes it to Jey. Paul drags Jey to the corner, he gives Cena an interesting look after Cena tags himself back in.

- Cena works over Jey for a bit and shows that he can indeed wrestle. Cena hits the five-knuckle shuffle and goes to lift Jey up, but Jey counters into a sleeper. However, Paul regains the advantage and prevents Jey from making the tag to Rhodes. Cena gives Rhodes a cheap shot, and Cena and Paul double team Jey while the referee holds back Rhodes.

- More dissension teased between Cena and Paul, and then they start shoving each other. That allows Jey to make the hot tag to Rhodes, who runs wild on Cena and Paul.

- Cena hits an AA on Rhodes, but Jey breaks up the pin. Rhodes hits the Cross Rhodes on Cena, but Paul jumps off the ropes onto Cena after Rhodes moves out of the way. Jey hits a spear on Paul and everyone is down.

- Jey knocks Cena out of the ring with a superkick, but Paul is back in to throw jabs with Jey. Paul hits the Paulverizer on Rhodes, and instead of pinning him, he goes up top and calls for the camera drone. Rhodes suplexes Paul, and Jey hits an Uso Splash.

- Cena hits an AA on Rhodes but he kicks out at two. Cena puts Rhodes on the announce table and goes for an AA, but Rhodes gets out and Jey spears Cena on the table. And then Paul hits one of the prettiest moonsaults you'll ever see from the ropes onto Jey on the table. That was incredible.

- Cody Rhodes and Jey Uso defeat John Cena and Logan Paul. Cena grabs the title and hits Rhodes in the face with it. R-TRUTH IS BACK! He spears Cena and takes the title away from him. Rhodes hits the Cross Rhodes on Cena for the win. A shocking return for Truth!

WWE Money In The Bank 2025 Results

Naomi defeats Rhea Ripley, Alexa Bliss, Roxanne Perez, Giulia, and Stephanie Vaquer in a Women's Money in the Bank Ladder Match

Dominik Mysterio defeats Octagon Jr. to retain the Intercontinental Championship

Becky Lynch defeats Lyra Valkyria to win the Women's Intercontinental Championship

Seth Rollins defeats LA Knight, Solo Sikoa, Penta, Andrade, and El Grande Americano in a Men's Money in the Bank Ladder Match

Cody Rhodes and Jey Uso defeat John Cena and Logan Paul

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Blake Lovell
BLAKE LOVELL

Blake Lovell has worked in the sports media industry for nearly two decades, including covering WWE and professional wrestling for various digital outlets since 2019. He is a former editor/columnist for 411Mania and ClutchPoints. As a wrestling journalist, he has interviewed legends such as The Hardy Boyz, written numerous columns, and more. You can follow him on X at @wrestleblake for more discussion on wrestling's past, present, and future.

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