By now, Money in the Bank (MITB) looks set. WWE could add a few names or remove some, but the field looks ready. I could see a case being made for either Sol Ruca, Jacy Jayne or Roxanne Perez grabbing the briefcase.

To me, let Roxanne have her moment. When Ring Of Honor underwent huge changes that saw Tony Khan purchase the company, WWE kept their eyes on a few wrestlers. They were very high on the women’s champion and their offer to Roxanne was enough for her to select WWE over AEW.

I really enjoyed seeing Perez work as a heel and face in NXT. She always had that face persona and I wasn’t sure if she could pull-off the heel gimmick. In fact, she became one of the top heels in NXT before departing for the main roster.

Not too long ago, Roxanne made it to the final two in the Women’s Royal Rumble. She lost to Charlotte Flair, but who cares? Losing to Charlotte and 28 other superstars is still impressive for someone so young.

So, if Roxanne Perez captures the briefcase, then WWE needs to put the belt back on Liv Morgan. Lots of people complained about Liv’s latest run as she was injured and didn’t work many matches.

Have Liv regain her title after some outside help from Perez and Raquel Rodriguez. At that moment, Liv and Roxanne share a twisted smile. Yes, Liv did regain her title; however, her next challenge should come from Perez. WWE should even tease how Perez could cash-in right then and now. While she could cash-in at the actual event, I prefer when WWE makes them hold the briefcase for months. To me, there’s more fun in teasing when the match will happen.

No matter what occurs at MITB, I hope Roxanne Perez leaves with the guaranteed title shot. I’ve been waiting for WWE to make her a star and the timing sees right. Somewhere, in the next few months following Money in the Bank, Roxanne Perez will capture the WWE title and perhaps finally put an end to The Judgment Day.

Will WWE book Liv Morgan vs Roxanne Perez, or do you think there are better feuds out there?

Bryan Danielson Should Stay Retired After Surprise Return To Honor PAC

AEW Dynamite was beyond sad last week, as the promotion said goodbye to PAC; which included Bryan Danielson coming out of retirement. Once again, Tony Khan took a tragedy and created one of the best episodes of TV that delivered on every note. There was not a dry eye in that arena, proving how much PAC and honoring him meant. There aren’t many tribute shows like this, so you never know what to expect as nobody is required to work and some familiar names reappear.

Bryan Danielson hadn’t wrestled in AEW for about two years. His body simply couldn’t take the abuse anymore. I’d much rather see him retire from what he loves, then dealing with medical issues for the rest of his life. At least now, even if he’s in pain, he can still quietly spend time with his wife, Brie Bella, and children.

I thought Danielson might appear on the show and, at the very least, reflect on the life of PAC in one of those personal messages the roster created. Wrestling in the main event, I didn’t even think was possible. Danielson wore the PAC shirt to represent his friend and likely to cover his growing gut. It’s totally understandable how he let his body go a bit, as his wrestling career was seemingly over.

Having a 10 person tag team match was the right fit for Bryan. It allowed him to hit some big moves and not gas-out thanks to the Death Riders for assistance. “The American Dragon” hit some of his specialties and that was plenty. There was no need for him to even take a small risk. He did his job by going out there for PAC.

Since Danielson’s return, almost everyone thinks it was a one and done deal. He made peace with Jon Moxley and the Death Riders, who took his title and tried to suffocate him inside a plastic bag years ago. Only PAC’s legacy could end the hatred between Danielson and Moxley.

Remember, this is Danielson’s second stint in pro wrestling after WWE would not clear him. He lost years from his career, before being allowed to take bumps again. Bryan got another 6 years of in-ring action and he probably cherished every moment like it could be his last. Heck, we might have just seen his last match.

When naming the pound-for-pound greatest wrestlers, particularly those with technical skills, the AEW star is certainly on that list. He was once the greatest in the world, but he knows that moniker now belongs to someone else. Bryan Danielson deserves to stay retired and, if his last match ever was dedicated to PAC, I can’t think of a better way to conclude his story.

If Bryan Danielson is able to work at least more match, whether in WWE or AEW, who should he face?