• Hit the Books: Season 4 Money in the Bank PPV Special!!

  • Jul 18 2021
  • Length: 1 hr and 17 mins
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Hit the Books: Season 4 Money in the Bank PPV Special!!

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  • On this special episode of Hit the Books it's finally time for the Money in the Bank PPV Special!! Ryan and Mikey have been booking towards this for weeks and it's finally time to see who will walk out and Mr. and Ms. Money in the Bank! The cards stacked up to look like this:

    Pre Show: Authentic vs. Viking Raiders Samckdown Tag Team Championships

    Men's MITB Match

    Tommaao Ciampa vs. Dominik Mysterio vs. Ricochet vs. King Corbin vs. Keith Lee vs. Finn Balor vs. Angel Garza vs. Sheamus

    Dave Mastiff vs. Roderick Strong Intercontinental Championship

    Piper Niven vs. Sonya Deville Smackdown Women's Championship

    Chad Gable vs. Dolph Ziggler w/ Roode United States Championship 20 Minute Ironman Match

    The LLC vs. Ali & Alexander w/ MVP

    Seth Rollins vs. Kevin Owens Universal Championship

    Women's MITB Match

    Candice LeRae vs. Bianca Belair vs. Shayna Baszler vs. Liv Morgan vs. Rhea Ripley vs. Carmella vs. Mandy Rose vs. Toni Storm

    Tune in to this Money in the Bank special to see who leaves with those coveted briefcases!

    Remember to vote in the poll over on our Twitter! Don't forget to listen to let us know which card you liked better and subject the loser to the dreaded randomizer!



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