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WWE Main Event results: Countdown to Money in the Bank
PITTSBURGH – Just days away from Money in the Bank, six participants in the Money in the Bank Contract Ladder Match waged war, Bo Dallas sought his tenth victory and RybAxel tried to regain their momentum. Also, Roman Reigns displayed his confidence heading into the WWE World Heavyweight Championship Ladder Match.
Seth Rollins, Jack Swagger and Wade Barrett def. Dolph Ziggler, Rob Van Dam & Kofi Kingston
Former Mr. Money in the Bank Dolph Ziggler kicked off WWE Main Event explaining the importance of winning the Money in the Bank contract and how successfully ascending the ladder will change a Superstar’s life. Reminiscing of his past success, ZIggler told the WWE Universe lightning would strike twice and he would once again claim the briefcase this Sunday.
As Ziggler declared his intentions, his tag team partners – and Money in the Bank opponents – Rob Van Dam and Kofi Kingston made their way to the ring ready to battle three other participants in the Money in the Bank Contract Ladder Match, Jack Swagger, Seth Rollins and Intercontinental Champion Wade Barrett.
All six Superstars were poised to display what they would bring to the squared circle at WWE Money in the Bank. Each Superstar had an opportunity to try and establish a psychological advantage against every one participating in the six-man contest, however, as a unit, Swagger, Barrett and Rollins dominated much of the bout.
Nevertheless, the combined agility of RVD, Kofi Kingston and Dolph Ziggler enabled them to regain control of the matchup. As Kingston executed the SOS, the battle devolved into chaos and Seth Rollins seized the opportunity to take out Kofi with the Curb Stomp and secure the victory.
After the match, the victorious trio pounced and attacked Kingston, Swagger and RVD with a ladder, sending a clear message for Money in the Bank.
Bo Dallas def. Fandango
All seemed to be well between Fandango and Layla as they made their way to the ring on WWE Main Event without missing a dance step. However, the dancing Superstar did not have an easy task at hand in his opponent, the inspirational Bo Dallas. On Raw, Dallas defeated Titus O’Neil to improve his record to 9-0.
As the opening bell sounded, Summer Rae sprinted towards the ring and jumped into Fandango’s arms, once again locking lips with her former dance partner. Unsure what to do about the lovely Divas vying for his attention, Fandango could only watch as the lovely ladies brawled up the entrance ramp as they have before.
Re-entering the ring, Bo Dallas took advantage and executed the Running Bo-Dog and picked up his tenth victory.
RybAxel def. R-Truth & Xavier Woods
Ever since losing to the team of Goldust and Stardust two weeks ago on Raw, RybAxel have been trying to recalibrate and get back on track in tag team competition. Early in the contest, Ryback and Curtis Axel had a bit of trouble countering the speed and seamless teamwork of R-Truth and Xavier Woods. But Ryback’s uncanny strength took control as he and Axel unleashed their fury on Woods.
After witnessing his tag team partner dismantled, R-Truth made his way into the ring and swung momentum in his favor. However, a miscalculation by the rapping Superstar allowed Axel to seize the moment and pick up the victory.
After the match, RybAxel challenged Stardust and Goldust to a match at Money in the Bank.
Roman Reigns addressed the WWE Universe
Following Triple H’s announcement that Kane would be added to the WWE World Heavyweight Championship Ladder Match at Money in the Bank, Roman Reigns decimated The Demon, sending a statement to the WWE COO and the 7 other participants.
On WWE Main Event, Renee Young asked Reigns about his feelings regarding the Ladder Match at Money in the Bank. Reigns explained that he doesn’t care who is in the match, he intends to win the WWE World Heavyweight Championship.
As Reigns described his strategy of “assess and attack” Triple H interrupted and announced that the former Shield member will face Kane on SmackDown. The Demon then made his way to the ring to send his opponent a message; however Reigns deterred Kane and remained confident in the face of the fire.