Drew McIntyre wins WWE Men's 2024 Money in the Bank contract
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Jey Uso entered the match as the heavy favourite to win the briefcase
In this death-defying clash, six Superstars chased their dreams by attempting to steal the Money in the Bank contract. Jey Uso entered his first Money in the Bank ladder match after defeating Finn Bálor and Rey Mysterio in a Triple Threat Match.
Andrade defeated Kevin Owens and Grayson Waller to earn his second opportunity in a Money in the Bank ladder match. Despite being brutalized in a terrible incident at the end of the June 17 edition of Raw, Chad Gable overcame two behemoths, “Big” Bronson Reed and Braun Strowman, to qualify for the first time in his career.
Carmelo Hayes entered his first Money in the Bank Ladder Match after defeating Randy Orton and Tama Tonga on SmackDown. Andrade is the only Superstar to have faced a Money in the Bank Ladder Match after appearing in the 2019 tournament.
LA Knight entered the competition after defeating WWE US Champion Logan Paul and Santos Escobar, with an assist from New York Knicks star Jalen Brunson. Drew McIntyre secured the final place with a crushing victory against Sheamus and Ilja Dragunov. Let’s see who will be the winner.
“The Scottish Warrior” is Mr. Money in the Bank 2024
The 2024 Men’s Money in the Bank Ladder Match started with intense action as Drew McIntyre, Andrade, Jey Uso, LA Knight, Carmelo Hayes, and Chad Gable all battled for the coveted briefcase. The bell rang, and chaos ensued immediately, setting the stage for a thrilling contest filled with high-risk maneuvers and dramatic moments.
McIntyre showcased his dominance early on, laying out Andrade with a Glasgow Kiss and taking control of the match. However, the alliance between Uso and Knight was short-lived as the match quickly devolved into a free-for-all. Hayes and Gable soon introduced ladders into the fray, with both competitors attempting to seize the moment.
McIntyre’s power was evident as he used a ladder to remove multiple opponents, including Gable and Hayes. His climb toward the briefcase was thwarted by Gable, who applied a painful armbar while hanging off the ladder. Andrade capitalized on the chaos, delivering a springboard diving leg drop to Gable and a springboard Spanish Fly to Hayes, earning a “Holy s–t!” chant from the crowd.
As the match progressed, alliances formed and shattered. Uso delivered a massive Spear to McIntyre and took control momentarily. Gable’s technical prowess was displayed as he executed a series of suplexes, including a deadlift German Suplex on McIntyre and Chaos Theory on Hayes. The crowd’s reaction to Gable was mixed, with boos accompanying his impressive maneuvers.
Knight and Hayes continued their brawl outside the ring, creating a ladder bridge from the ring apron to the commentary table. Hayes attempted to powerbomb Knight onto the ladder bridge but instead hit the First 48. Despite Hayes’ efforts, Gable’s relentless attacks kept the match unpredictable.
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Andrade almost killed Carmelo Hayes
In a heart-stopping moment, Andrade performed a sunset flip powerbomb on Hayes onto a ladder bridge, further intensifying the match. Knight climbed the ladder to a huge ovation, but Gable attempted a German Suplex. Knight fought back, slinging Gable off the ladder, only to be hit with an overhead belly-to-belly suplex onto the ladder bridge at ringside.
Uso seemed poised to win as he climbed the ladder and reached for the briefcase, but McIntyre’s resilience shone through. The Scottish Warrior javelined the ladder into Uso’s face, knocking him down, and followed up with a devastating Claymore Kick to seal his victory. McIntyre climbed the ladder and triumphantly retrieved the 2024 Men’s Money in the Bank briefcase, cementing his status as a top contender for a future WWE Championship opportunity.
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