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Seth Rollins Wins The 2025 Money In The Bank! Ends 11-Year Drought, Eyes World Title Opportunity News24

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The 2025 WWE Money in the Bank Men’s Ladder Match delivered a spectacle that left fans buzzing. All the participants brought incredible action to the ring, making it one of the most chaotic and memorable ladder matches in recent memory. Interference from Bron Breakker, Bronson Reed, Jacob Fatu, and Jessie Mateo added an extra layer of drama, but in the end, it was Seth Rollins who emerged victorious claiming the Money in the Bank briefcase for the first time in 11 years.

Now, Rollins holds the golden opportunity to challenge for a world title at any time of his choosing.

Road to Redemption for Rollins

This victory continues a string of success for Rollins, who has been on a dominant run since WrestleMania 41. At that event, he competed in a high-stakes Triple Threat Match against Roman Reigns and CM Punk. In a shocking betrayal, Paul Heyman turned on both Reigns and Punk to align himself with Rollins, helping him secure the win.

Following that twist, Bron Breakker joined Rollins and Heyman on RAW, forming a dangerous new alliance. Later, Bronson Reed also aligned with the group at Saturday Night’s Main Event 2025. Since then, Rollins has been unstoppable.

Chaos and Carnage in the Ladder Match

The Men’s Ladder Match featured a stacked lineup: Seth Rollins, LA Knight, El Grande Americano, Solo Sikoa, Penta, and Andrade. Right from the start, the action was relentless, with all participants initially targeting Rollins and Sikoa. A fierce rivalry unfolded between those two throughout the match.

Penta and El Grande Americano delivered some jaw-dropping moves from the ladders, drawing huge reactions from the crowd. Andrade put up a strong fight as well, and Americano even tried to cheat his way to victory but failed.

Outside Interference Turns the Tide

Midway through the match, chaos erupted when Bronson Reed and Bron Breakker stormed the ring, laying waste to the competitors. Jacob Fatu and Jessie Mateo then entered to neutralize the interference. Fatu notably turned the tide in favor of Solo Sikoa, appearing to support him until betrayal struck again.

Just as Sikoa was about to grab the briefcase, Fatu pulled him down and brutally slammed him into a ladder outside the ring, effectively taking him out of the match.

Rollins Seizes the Moment

With the field cleared, Seth Rollins saw his opportunity. Although LA Knight tried to stop him, Rollins countered and took Knight out of the equation. With no one left to challenge him, Rollins ascended the ladder and unhooked the briefcase, securing a monumental win.

The celebration that followed was symbolic of WWE’s shifting power dynamics, as Rollins stood tall in the ring with Breakker, Reed, and Paul Heyman by his side signaling a new era of dominance.




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