WWE Money In The Bank 2022 preview: UK start time, matches, live stream and more

We’ve got you covered with the UK start time, predictions, full match card and more with the premium live event just hours away.

With six matches announced for tonight’s show, the two signature Money In The Bank ladder matches stand out as the most intriguing on the card with some huge names battling it out for the coveted briefcases.

Of course, that’s not all with Theory putting his United States Title on the line, while Bianca Belair and Ronda Rousey will be defending their respective Raw and SmackDown Women’s Championships.

As ever, we’ve put together our regular guide with all the matches, streaming details and more.

Here’s everything you need to know about the show…

When is WWE Money In The Bank 2022?

WWE presents Money In The Bank tonight (July 2) with all the action on the main card kicking off at 1am for fans in the UK.

How can you watch WWE Money In The Bank 2022?

Of course, there will be a Kickoff show available on the WWE Network, WWE.com, the WWE app, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube and Twitch at midnight.

For fans in the UK, you can tune into the main Money In The Bank show by either streaming live or watching on demand via the WWE Network – or order the event via BT Sport Box Office.

WWE Money In The Bank 2022 full match card

• Men’s Money In The Bank: Seth Freakin’ Rollins vs. Drew McIntyre vs. Sheamus vs. Omos vs. Sami Zayn vs. Riddle vs. Madcap Moss
• Women’s Money In The Bank: Asuka vs. Lacey Evans vs. Alexa Bliss vs. Liv Morgan vs. Raquel Rodriguez vs. Shotzi vs. Becky Lynch
• Raw Women’s Title: Bianca Belair (c) vs. Carmella
• SmackDown Women’s Title: Ronda Rousey (c) vs. Natalya
• Unified Tag Team Titles: The Usos (c) vs. The Street Profits
• United States Title: Theory (c) vs. Bobby Lashley

What can you expect from WWE Money In The Bank? Predictions for the show, briefcase winners and more

As we said earlier, Money In The Bank hinges on its namesake matches, with both the men and women’s versions sure to deliver high risk action with high stakes.

Across women’s field, everyone involved should have a chance to shine, and there’s a genuine change of a number of stars walking out the winner with Asuka, Lacey Evans and Becky Lynch among the favourites.

However, don’t discount Liv Morgan, who deserves her moment in the spotlight, while Shotzi would be a fantastic choice if WWE decides to take the surprise route.

There’s also the possibility of a shock entrant with just seven superstars announced so far – so could a returning Bayley make her presence felt?

The men’s match is similarly tough to call, with Seth Freakin’ Rollins and Sami Zayn providing thrilling options due to their connection to Roman Reigns, while Drew McIntyre wouldn’t be a surprise given his goal of main eventing Clash At The Castle in Cardiff on September 3.

Madcap Moss is a late entrant to the match after SmackDown, and could be a dark horse to win.

In terms of the title matches, it feels too soon for The Usos to lose their gold just yet, while Ronda Rousey and Bianca Belair are almost certain to retain their championships – but all three bouts are sure to deliver.

There’s a potential for a new US Champ if WWE decides to take Theory in a new direction, and Bobby Lashley is fully deserving of a run if they do go that route.

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