Spoiler: John Cena set for career-altering win at WWE Money in the Bank?

Bengaulru, June 3: As confirmed last month, WWE is returning to the road with their usual live touring schedule starting from July 16 onwards.

Two days later from that date, they will be hosting the annual Money in the Bank event that marks the first PPV since Wrestlemania 37 to have fans in attendance from the Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, Texas.

To welcome back the fans, WWE is reportedly planning to have John Cena onboard who could also be seen in a mega match against Roman Reigns.

The two titans are speculated to clash for the second time in their career at Summerslam 2021 over the Universal Championship, according to the Mat Men Wrestling Podcast. But before that, John Cena may find an interesting way to enter the title picture.

Reports from The Dirty Sheets Patreon page claim that the former franchise player is currently scheduled to return on the July 16th episode of SmackDown and declare himself to be a part of the Men’s Money In The Bank 2021 Ladder Match.

WWE officials are currently going with the thought that John Cena would become Mr. Money In The Bank for the second time in his career. He would then invoke his mandatory title match clause by demanding a Title match against Reigns at SummerSlam and thereby confirming the mega bout official for the biggest event of the summer.

In that case, it would be the second time that The Cenation Leader is going to announce his Money in the Bank contract cash-in in advance. He previously did so weeks prior to RAW 1000 in 2012 (after winning MITB 2012 All-Star edition).

On Raw 1000, Cena lost to CM Punk after Big Show interfered and the referee ruled a disqualification ending to the match. Thus, the sixteen-time world champion became the first WWE Superstar to unsuccessfully cash in a Money in the Bank contract.

Afterward, the likes of Damien Sandow, Baron Corbin, and Braun Strowman joined his league. Now it appears that John Cena will finally get a chance to wipe out this forgettable moment from his illustrious career and rewrite the history book.

The report from Dirty Sheets adds that WWE writers also feel that the Money In The Bank contract is something that should be in play for the entire year to cause some uncertainties around the title picture.

If the creative team wants to go forward with this idea then Cena might earn his title match in some other way. For now, Hell in a Cell in June is the primary focus for WWE officials as we’ll have to wait for some more weeks to learn how things will unfold in time for the July PPV.