WWE Money in the Bank 2025: CM Punk, AJ Styles, and El Grande Americano Set for Final Qualifier

WWE Money in the Bank 2025 Scheduled for June 7

The WWE Money in the Bank event for 2025 is confirmed to take place on June 7, generating significant excitement among fans. Anticipation is building around the male and female ladder matches, where participants will vie for a chance to become future world champions. Currently, matches are being held to determine the final competitors for these ladder matches, which will be showcased on Raw and SmackDown. Five male wrestlers have already secured their spots in the men's ladder match, leaving one position open that will be filled through an upcoming qualifying match. Goljehian's agreement with CM Punk presents a significant opportunity for him, and fans are eager to see how charismatic Danny will perform.

Major Match Announcement for WWE Raw

During SmackDown, it was revealed that the final qualifier for the men's Money in the Bank match will occur on June 2 during Raw. This match will feature CM Punk, AJ Styles, and El Grande Americano, and many fans are thrilled about the potential excitement it promises. The mere presence of Punk and Styles in the ring together is enough to elevate the anticipation among the audience.

Current Participants in the Men's Ladder Match

So far, Solo Sikoa, LA Knight, Penta, Seth Rollins, and Andrade have claimed their spots in the men's ladder match. Rollins, being the most prominent among them, continues to have a heated rivalry with CM Punk. During the qualifying match on Raw, Punk will need to steer clear of Rollins and his allies, as outside interference could jeopardize his chances of winning. If Punk qualifies, fans can look forward to an electrifying showdown between him and Rollins in the ladder match.

CM Punk Shines on WWE Raw

Last week on Raw, a spot in the Money in the Bank match was contested among Seth Rollins, Sami Zayn, and Finn Balor, resulting in a highly action-packed encounter. The match saw significant contributions from Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed. Jay Uso's superkicks targeted both Daniel Bryan and Sami Zayn, but Breakker managed to take down Jay. Dominik attempted to assist Finn Balor with a chair, but it backfired. Ultimately, a stomp from Rollins secured his victory. As the match concluded, CM Punk's entrance music played, and Breakker and Reed approached the stage to confront him. Despite Rollins leading the match, Punk seized the moment with a GTS before engaging with the fans.