WWE Money in the Bank 2023 Predictions, Preview, and Odds (July 1)

• One of the Big 5 WWE PPVs on the calendar takes place in London, England on Saturday, July 1
• Money in the Bank is the first major WWE show to be held in London since 2002

A night that changes the entire landscape of the WWE takes place in London, England, on Saturday, July 1, as one of the most exciting PPVs on the calendar takes place. This year’s WWE Money in the Bank promises to be one of the most exciting in recent memory, and you can find the latest predictions below.

How To Watch

• When: Saturday, July 1, 2023
• Where: O2 Arena, London, England
• How To Watch: WWE Network/Peacock

Men’s Money In The Bank Ladder Match

A red-hot Men’s Money in the Bank ladder match is set for London this year, with the majority of the field yet to hold a major singles title. Logan Paul inserted himself into the match on Raw, and is immediately among the leading contenders. In fact, we see the top three in the betting as the only realistic contenders to win the championship contract.

Damian Priest could be a solid pick, as he could cash in the title immediately after the Seth Rollins match against his stablemate Finn Balor. However, we are all over LA Knight winning the match. He is super over with the WWE Universe at present, and there will be a fever-pitch atmosphere inside the O2 supporting Knight.

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Women’s Money In The Bank Ladder Match

The women’s money in the bank ladder match is equally as poised this year. Trish Stratus will be involved in the match, and her rivalry with Becky Lynch looks to accelerate at the PPV in London. Therefore, we can’t see either of the superstars claiming the contract.

The story of this match could lead to the end of Damage CTRL, with both Bayley and Iyo Sky involved. We like the chances of the latter to win the match, with a championship showdown against Bayley likely to be on the cards somewhere down the line.

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The Usos vs Roman Reigns & Solo Sikoa

The likely main event in London will see the storyline focused on the Bloodline continue. Reigning undisputed champion Roman Reigns saw the Usos finally turn on him on SmackDown, leading to this match between all four previous members of the dominant faction.

This is a story that will continue to rumble on, with Jey Uso likely to get a championship showdown with his cousin at SummerSlam. However, on Saturday, we see Roman and Sikoa getting the win, with help from some new coming members to the Bloodline.

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