5 Ups & 4 Downs From WWE Money In The Bank 2026 (Results & Review)
3. About LA’s Entire Argument…
LA Knight has lodged a three-year gripe about Roman Reigns needing his entire family to defeat him in their only one-on-one world title match, which he carried over into Saturday’s Money in the Bank World Heavyweight Championship contest.
Of course, Roman proceeded to beat Knight cleanly, thus undercutting the Megastar’s entire character arc these past three years. LA, one of Raw’s top babyfaces, spent the entire build talking about Reigns needing an army of family members to keep him down, and how he’d win a fair fight.
Roman, who finally showed a heel side several weeks ago with Solo Sikoa, simply stood on his own and fought valiantly. He proceeded to kick out of a Burning Hammer, BFT, LA spear, a barricade spear, a table powerbomb, and a top-rope elbow drop. What a guy.
What? Unless this is leading to Knight turning heel and joining 946 (which would be a nonsensical, stupid move), it just furthered this strange blurring of lines with Roman while racking up LA’s character integrity as a casualty.