Money in the Bank 2020: 5 WWE Superstars who flopped and 5 who impressed

#4 Impressed at Money in the Bank 2020: Drew McIntyre

Drew McIntyre proved that he is a better leader

At the Money in the Bank PPV, WWE Champion Drew McIntyre successfully defended his title against Seth Rollins. The ‘Scottish Psychopath’ had great chemistry with Rollins, and the two delivered a fantastic match that had its highs and lows. But both Superstars looked equally dominant in the match that was narrated well within the ropes.

HOW did @DMcIntyreWWE manage this?! #MITB pic.twitter.com/fYm1ejfhrn

— WWE Universe (@WWEUniverse) May 11, 2020

As soon as the match started, McIntyre shoved the ‘Monday Night Messiah’ into the corner to establish his superiority. An irked Rollins retaliated with his high-paced counters and focused on damaging McIntyre’s knee.

He even brought a chair with an intention to attack the Champion but decided otherwise. By then, McIntyre had started to recover, following which there was no looking back. It was good to see that Murphy was not lurking around the ring during this Money in the Bank encounter between two top Superstars of the Red brand.

... Respect?#MITB @DMcIntyreWWE @WWERollins pic.twitter.com/TK4SUg1A4c

— WWE Universe (@WWEUniverse) May 11, 2020

After exchanging a few more blows, McIntyre got his opening, and he capitalized. In the end, a well-placed Claymore Kick helped McIntyre in retaining his title. Following that, he offered to shake hands with Rollins as a sign of respect, and surprisingly, the ‘Monday Night Messiah’ obliged.

This was definitely one of the best matches at the Money in the Bank PPV and it played its part in establishing McIntyre as the true locker room leader.