LA Knight's 'do or die' moment comes at Money in the Bank against Roman Reigns with world title on the line
The Money in the Bank premium live event represents the biggest opportunity for superstars to earn a world championship shot and even win a title on the same night.
It’s the luck of the draw.
For six men and six women, all they have to do is climb the ladder, grab the briefcase and get the contract for a title match at any time.
For others, the deck has been stacked against them for so long that the path to glory is more of a mirage than reality.
CLICK HERE FOR MORE OUTKICK PRO WRESTLING COVERAGE LA Knight won’t need a ladder on Saturday night.
He won’t need to climb a mountain, either.
All he will have to do is flip table in where Roman Reigns resides as the head of and win the World Heavyweight Championship.
It’s easier to say and type that than it will be to complete the task.
Reigns has been the world champion since he defeated CM Punk at WrestleMania 42.
Reigns declared he would not be taking any time off and with that, he knocked down any challenger that has come forth.
It truly feels like it’s now or never for LA Knight.
Knight’s popularity rose in 2023.
The LA summer propelled him into a top babyface but even after challenging Reigns for the title, he could never find a way to beat him.
To Knight, he has been screwed out of those opportunities thanks to The Bloodline – Reigns’ faction of family members who have had his back through thick and thin.
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