Both ladder matches and Oba Femi’s victory earn recognition
Summary
– Triple H said WWE’s young talent stood out at Money in the Bank
– He highlighted both ladder matches and Oba Femi against Bronson Reed
– He praised the roster’s hunger to seize bigger opportunities
Triple H singled out WWE’s next generation following Money in the Bank on October 10, saying the performances of younger talent left the strongest impression on him.
Speaking during the post-show, WWE’s Chief Content Officer pointed to both ladder matches and Oba Femi’s victory over Bronson Reed as examples of the roster’s emerging strength.
“The thing that stuck out to me tonight was youth. I saw it across the board,” Triple H said.
He specifically noted that Reed pushed Femi hard during their match. Femi overcame interference from The Vision to win, then called out World Heavyweight Champion Roman Reigns afterward.
The men’s ladder match also gave several rising stars prominent moments. Bron Breakker repeatedly controlled the action, while Je’Von Evans returned in an ambulance after being taken away earlier in the contest. Penta ultimately retrieved the briefcase.
Sol Ruca and Lash Legend featured heavily in the women’s ladder match before Tiffany Stratton secured the contract. Their performances contributed to the competitive atmosphere Triple H praised after the show.
“The landscape here can change at any moment. Tonight was no different.”
Triple H described the younger wrestlers as hungry for success and willing to endure difficult matches to reach it. His praise extended across the card rather than focusing solely on the winners.
Money in the Bank ended with contracts secured and a championship changing hands, but Triple H’s assessment also highlighted the talent pursuing larger roles within WWE.
