WWE provides an update about this year's Money in the Bank matches

Modified May 23, 2023 04:12 GMT

WWE recently made an announcement regarding the Money in the Bank ladder matches for the eponymous event.

This year's Money in the Bank Premium Live Event is set to take place in the O2 Arena in London, England, on July 1. While no matches have been announced for the show yet, there will be two Money in the Bank ladder matches for the men and women, as is the case every year.

The winner of these matches will earn the opportunity to challenge for any title at any time of their choosing. Almost everyone who has won this match has gone on to win a championship, making it one of the most anticipated matches of the year.

WWE announced during the latest episode of RAW that the qualifiers for the Money in the Bank ladder matches will start next week. This means that the men and women will start competing to determine who will make it to highly anticipated ladder bouts.

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It remains to be seen who will emerge as the winners of the WWE Money in the Bank ladder matches this year. Last year, Austin Theory and Liv Morgan got the coveted briefcase in their respective divisions.

Who do you think will win the Money in the Bank briefcase this year? Sound off in the comments section below.

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