WWE Money in the Bank 2025 delivered plenty of action, with Seth Rollins winning for the men’s MITB ladder match and Naomi winning for the women. The night’s biggest surprise came in the main event, where R-Truth made a shocking return.

John Cena and Logan Paul faced off against Cody Rhodes and Jey Uso at WWE SmackDown on Friday night. First, Rhodes returned to share words with Cena and Paul after he previously issued a challenge to them for a tag team match at Money in the Bank. Then, Paul emerged to provide backup for Cena before things got physical.

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Cody Rhodes and Jey Uso will tag team John Cena and Logan Paul during WWE Money in the Bank this Saturday. Here's how to watch.

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Cody Rhodes has a lot of explaining to do now that he’s back in WWE and sharing the ring with John Cena again.

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Cena and Paul lunged into action, but were outgunned by the former undisputed WWE tag team champions. Uso dove onto Cena before hitting a combination flapjack-Cody Cutter onto Paul. Uso raised his world heavyweight title and Rhodes hoisted Cena's undisputed WWE title as their rivals watched from the ramp.

The John Cena retirement tour has stopped at Money in the Bank, as the "Never Seen Seventeen" teamed up with Logan Paul to take on WWE World Heavyweight Champion Jey Uso and Cody Rhodes in Saturday's main event.

Wrestling icon John Cena, currently on his Farewell Tour, recently expressed his admiration for K-pop group BTS at the Dallas Fan Expo. Cena shared how BTS inspired him during a period of self-doubt,