Money in the Bank 2022 is the latest bygone WWE Premium Live Event on the calendar which was a successful outing for the company. Proving the earlier speculations false, the event had multiple title changes on the night.
The newsworthy moments from Money in the Bank 2022 included Bobby Lashley capturing the United States Championship, Theory becoming Mr. Money in the Bank when he was not present in the lineup in the first place, and Liv Morgan winning both the women’s Money in the Bank ladder match as well as the SmackDown Women’s Title from Ronda Rousey.
According to a new report from Fightful Select, the following WWE producers put up the matches on the Money in the Bank 2022 card,
– Women’s Money in the Bank (Tyson Kidd, Molly Holly, Kenny Dykstra)
– Theory vs. Bobby Lashley (Adam Pearce)
– Bianca Belair vs. Carmella (Shawn Daivari)
– Street Profits vs. Usos (Michael Hayes)
– Ronda Rousey vs. Natalya (Petey Williams)
– Men’s Money in the Bank (Shane Helms, Jamie Noble)
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Money in the Bank 2022 had a backstage talent meeting
As reported by the Wrestlevotes Twitter account following Money in the Bank 2022, Interim WWE CEO Stephanie McMahon, Triple H, and Nick Khan had a meeting with talent before the show. Sources that attended the same told Fightful that the “vibe was positive” throughout that meeting. Nothing negative came out and people were likely just welcoming their new CEO.
One of the Money in the Bank 2022 participant, Alexa Bliss’ husband, and pop singer Ryan Cabrera was in attendance to watch his wife compete in the six-woman ladder match. Little Miss Bliss also appeared in an interesting backstage segment where she apparently exchanged her Lilly doll with the WWE Capital One credit card. There’s no update on whether this means that the Lilly Doll won’t be on WWE TV, anymore.
Reports also suggest that as of the last bygone Saturday morning, WWE hadn’t discussed the finishes of the matches for the Money in the Bank 2022 match card. Some of the talents were originally planned to fly into Las Vegas on Friday for the PLE but then they were booked for SmackDown after the advertisement came on Raw. Hence, travel plans for the week had to be adjusted.
