WWE’s Money in the Bank and Worlds Collide Ignite Epic Day of Pro Wrestling

Saturday is shaping up to be an absolute blockbuster for pro wrestling fans, with two colossal events—Worlds Collide and Money in the Bank—set to electrify the ring. This is the kind of day that reminds us why wrestling isn’t just a sport; it’s a cultural phenomenon that unites fans across borders and styles.

Kicking off the action, Worlds Collide brings together WWE and Lucha Libre AAA Worldwide in a historic co-production, the first of its kind since 1997. Add in talent from Total Nonstop Action, and you’ve got a melting pot of wrestling flair. For fans accustomed to WWE’s polished drama, this event promises a vibrant introduction to the high-octane world of Lucha Libre. Expect jaw-dropping moments with matchups like El Hijo de Dr. Wagner Jr., Pagano, and Psycho Clown facing off against SmackDown’s Legado Del Fantasma in a six-man tag-team clash. Another highlight is Stephanie Vaquer teaming with Lola Vice before she steps into the Money in the Bank ladder match later in the day.

Championship stakes are high at Worlds Collide, with NXT North American Champion Ethan Page defending his title against a trio of high-flying challengers—Laredo Kid, Rey Fenix, and Je’Von Evans. But the bout stealing the spotlight might just be El Hijo del Vikingo defending his AAA Mega Championship against Chad Gable. With recent tension between the two, this match is personal—and it’s for gold.

As the dust settles from Worlds Collide, the spotlight shifts to Money in the Bank, where the iconic briefcases are up for grabs. Six men, including Solo Sikoa, LA Knight, and Seth Rollins, and six women, featuring Rhea Ripley, Alexa Bliss, and the aforementioned Vaquer, will scale ladders for a shot at a world title match anytime, anywhere. Last year’s drama—Drew McIntyre’s failed cash-in and Tiffany Stratton’s successful one—sets the stage for unpredictable chaos.

Beyond the ladders, personal feuds ignite the card. Lyra Valkyria and Becky Lynch will settle a bitter rivalry over the Women’s Intercontinental Championship after a fallout that turned deeply personal. Meanwhile, John Cena teams with Logan Paul to face Jey Uso and Cody Rhodes in a tag-team showdown born from championship interference and raw animosity.

Mark your calendars: Worlds Collide starts at 3 p.m. ET, followed by Money in the Bank at 7 p.m. ET. This is wrestling at its wildest, blending tradition, innovation, and pure passion. Don’t miss it.