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Bully Ray Praises LA Knight After Money in the Bank Loss to Roman Reigns
LA Knight challenged Roman Reigns for the World Heavyweight Championship at WWE Money in the Bank but did not win.
WWE Hall of Famer Bully Ray praised Knight’s performance on Busted Open Radio.
He called it the best match of Knight’s professional wrestling career.
Ray also said Knight could not have delivered that performance without Reigns as his opponent.
He praised the match’s storytelling and said its opening spot helped Knight connect emotionally with the crowd.
Ray’s view was that both wrestlers exceeded expectations.
The event did not announce any next step for Knight or Reigns.
LA Knight lost to Roman Reigns in a World Heavyweight Championship match at WWE Money in the Bank.
WWE Hall of Famer Bully Ray praised Knight’s performance on Busted Open Radio.
Ray said Knight had the best performance of his professional wrestling career because Reigns was his opponent.
Ray also praised the match’s storytelling and said it exceeded expectations.
- Who
- LA Knight and Roman Reigns competed; Bully Ray praised Knight afterward.
- What
- Knight lost his World Heavyweight Championship match to Reigns at WWE Money in the Bank.
- When
- At WWE Money in the Bank; the event date is not stated.
- Where
- Not stated.
- Why
- Not stated.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
This story does not have a timeline yet.
- Match
- LA Knight vs. Roman Reigns
- Championship
- World Heavyweight Championship
- Event
- WWE Money in the Bank
- Commentator
- Bully Ray appeared on Busted Open Radio
What people are saying
Your boy stepped up to the plate and did frickin' awesome... But, you can't have that kind of night if you don't have Roman Reigns standing across from you.
LA Knight could have had a really good night against Seth Rollins, CM Punk, Cody Rhodes. But, he had the performance of his professional wrestling career at Money in the Bank because Roman Reigns was standing across from him.
It gives him complete emotional investment from the crowd, which is what he needed.
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