5 things WWE subtly told us at Money in the Bank 2025

WWE Money in the Bank 2025 is in the books. The premium live event has undoubtedly brought major changes to the landscape of the Stamford-based promotion, with Seth Rollins & Naomi becoming the new MITB briefcase holders.

Interestingly, R-Truth made a shocking return to the company that sent the WWE Universe into a tizzy. Meanwhile, the Stamford-based promotion might have subtly conveyed many things to us during the show.

In this article, we will be looking at five things WWE subtly told us at Money in the Bank 2025:

#5. The Becky Lynch vs Lyra Valkyria feud is far from over

Becky Lynch defeated Lyra Valkyria last night and emerged as the new Women's Intercontinental Champion. There was a stipulation attached to the match, and if Lynch won, then Valkyria would have to raise the hand of The Man.

In the post-match segment, the defeated Valkyria acknowledged the stipulation and raised the hand of the new IC Champion. However, after Lynch's intentional provocation, the young Irishwoman ended up attacking the veteran. This post-match spot subtly told us that the feud between these two stars was far from over.

#4. Jacob Fatu is now a full-fledged babyface

Solo Sikoa was part of the Men's MITB Ladder Match. When the former Tribal Chief was climbing the ladder, Jacob Fatu, after initially helping Solo against Rollins' stablemates, finally turned on the Street Fighter.

The US Champion shouted out that he hates Solo and attacked him. This betrayal by The Samoan Werewolf confirms that he will no longer be part of Sikoa's group. Further, it also means that Jacob Fatu has finally turned babyface in the company.

#3. WWE isn’t high on LA Knight

LA Knight's loss in the Men's MITB Ladder Match also sparked conversation on the internet. Fans are raising questions about The Megastar's bookings in high-profile matches.

The former US Champion was part of the Men's Money in the Bank Ladder Match for three consecutive years, and he has not picked up the victory even once.

These losses in significant matches subtly suggest that WWE's creative team isn't high on Knight. If Triple H has any big plans for him, he might be this year's Mr. Money in the Bank.

#2. Seth Rollins will soon become a World Champion

Seth Rollins won the Men's Money in the Bank Ladder Match. This is the second time in his career that he's achieved this accolade. However, with Bron Breakker, Bronson Reed, and Paul Heyman by his side, it's almost certain that The Architect will soon be a World Champion in the Stamford-based promotion.

Another successful cash-in by The Visionary will further elevate the status of his faction on the red brand and in general in WWE.

#1. John Cena vs. Cody Rhodes II is imminent

John Cena suffered a pinfall loss at Money in the Bank 2025. This happened when R-Truth made his shocking return to the promotion and attacked The Franchise Player. The interference allowed Cody Rhodes to pin the Undisputed WWE Champion.

The American Nightmare pinning Cena subtly suggests that a Cena vs. Rhodes rematch is only but imminent.

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