Becky Lynch Teases Fans After Not Appearing in Women s Money in the Bank Ladder Match
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Between reports popping up this week and fans snapping photos of her before the show, WWE fans were well aware that Becky Lynch was in attendance for Sunday s Money in the Bank pay-per-view in Fort Worth, Texas. Lynch played into the speculation by teasing the idea of inserting herself into the Women s Money in the Bank Ladder Match, tweeting, Beautiful day in Fort Worth Texas. I really hope no one gets taken out of this ladder match.
But for the third time this year, Lynch s tease proved to be nothing. She had no involvement in the Ladder Match (which Nikki ASH won), then tweeted after, Phew, I was so worried. Lynch previously teased popping up at the
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WWE Money in the Bank (2021) is less than six days away, which means most of the match card is already set. The upcoming PPV is always a very interesting watch since it usually leads to one or two people cashing in their briefcase at some point, with some even cashing in at the event.
The upcoming event is a big one for the company too since it is the start of its 25 city tour announced weeks back. For months, the company has been holding its events at the ThunderDome. But that will change for the tour since the company will slowly be going back to the normal events that were taking place before the pandemic. WWE Money in the Bank 2021 will also be the company’s first PPV held outside of Florida since Elimination Chamber back in March 2020.
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430. NXT Championship Ladder Match: Finn Balor [c] vs. Kevin Owens – NXT TakeOver: Brooklyn
Having the unenviable task of following a spectacular NXT Women’s Championship match, I think this main event more than delivered. Finn Balor and Kevin Owens had two prior matches, the first not being too great and the second being my favorite encounter of theirs. This lies in the middle, but closer to the second one. I appreciated that it was similar to the really good Ambrose/Rollins ladder match from a few months earlier in that it didn’t need to rely on tons of big spots. For most of the 21:37, Owens beat the hell out of Balor, doing whatever it took to best the unbeaten “Demon” and win back his prize. Balor, under the “Demon” paint, was able to dig down deep and persevere, surviving a lot, including the apron powerbomb that nearly killed Sami Zayn and even took out John Cena for a bit. When they did bring out the bigger spots, it was near the end, and felt very earned. The