WWE Money In The Bank 2019: 5 potential finishes for Becky Lynch vs Lacey Evans - Raw Women's Championship

Who will walk out of Money in the Bank with the Raw Women's Championship?
Who will walk out of Money in the Bank with the Raw Women's Championship?

Becky Lynch will make history on Sunday night when she pulls double duty to defend both the Raw and SmackDown Women's Championships against two formidable challengers. Lacey Evans and Charlotte Flair have already sent a message to The Man by power-bombing her through a table on Raw and now both women have the chance to take away her Championship gold on Sunday night.

Lynch competed twice at The Royal Rumble where she was defeated by Asuka before she went on to win the Women's Royal Rumble match and book her place in the WrestleMania main event. This weekend will definitely be different since the dual Champion will be defending both her titles and will be forced to compete one-on-one with two impressive athletes.

The last person to defend two Championships in one night was Seth Rollins back at SummerSlam in 2015 and he was able to retain the World Championship against Sting but lost the United States Championship to John Cena, hopefully, Lynch fairs better on Sunday night.


#5 Lacey Evans becomes the Raw Women's Champion

Lacey Evans could leave Money in the Bank with the Raw Women's Championship
Lacey Evans could leave Money in the Bank with the Raw Women's Championship

In all seriousness, this is probably the most likely outcome. It isn't yet known which match Becky Lynch will be part of first, but if Lacey Evans is up against Lynch after she has already successfully defended against Charlotte Flair, then it's likely that she will be a weaker opponent and this will help Evans.

It's more likely that Lynch will lose her Raw Women's Championship to Lacey Evans than WWE allowing Charlotte Flair to become a nine-time Women's Champion by winning back her SmackDown Women's Championship. Interestingly, there is a lot of love for Evans backstage in WWE right now too, which means that it's quite likely that The Sassy Southern Belle will be leaving Connecticut with the Championship.

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#4 Lacey Evans botches the finish

Lacey Evans has quite the history of botches
Lacey Evans has quite the history of botches

Let's be honest, Lacey Evans may be someone who is well-liked and set to be the subject of a push by WWE's creative team but she isn't someone that the WWE Universe likes very much at all. Evans doesn't deserve to be fighting for a Women's Championship considering the fact that she's botched one of the moves that she's delivered in almost every match that she's been in.

Evans is becoming a danger in the ring and since WrestleMania's main event saw a botched finish with Ronda Rousey's shoulder still being up and the referee counting the pin as legal, this could easily happen again this weekend.

Evans has a history of botching in matches and Becky Lynch has quite the record too, so the finish of this match may not even be the one that WWE is planning at present.

#3 Interference in the match

There could be interference in this match if WWE decides to allow it
There could be interference in this match if WWE decides to allow it

Becky Lynch is pulling double duty on Sunday night, which means that Charlotte Flair could decide to help Lacey Evans to defeat Lynch and take one of her titles away or if her match is first and she's unable to win back her title then she could interfere in the match to ensure that Evans manages to take away one of her titles.

Aside from Charlotte Flair, the only other reasonable person who could interfere here is Beth Phoenix since she has been part of an interesting back and forth with The Man on Social Media over the past few days. Phoenix is currently working in NXT but if the company brings her up to be on commentary then there's a chance that she could decide to exact some revenge on Lynch as well.

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#2 Becky Lynch retains the Raw Women's Championship

Becky Lynch could walk out of Money in the Bank with both of her Championships
Becky Lynch could walk out of Money in the Bank with both of her Championships

Becky Lynch is a dual Champion, she won both of those Championships by being the first woman to defeat Ronda Rousey. Lynch definitely isn't a pushover so both Charlotte Flair and Lacey Evans will know that they have been in a fight on Sunday night.

Becky Lynch could easily defeat Evans in a one-on-one match if there was no title on the line and she didn't have to compete once again either before or after but the fact that she's part of two matches leaves quite the opportunity for the main roster newcomer.

It's hard to bet against The Man after the year that she has had and the fact that she has become quite a popular character in WWE, so there is always the chance that she could walk out of Money in the Bank with both of her Women's Championships, but even if Lynch is able to get past Flair and Evans, there could be someone else standing in her way...

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#1 Money in the Bank cash-in

Alexa Bliss won't be cashing in this year, but this year's winner might
Alexa Bliss won't be cashing in this year, but this year's winner might

It's that time of the year again, Becky Lynch already has two matches on her card on Sunday night but if one of the eight women in the ladder match the same night decide that they want to cash in then she could be forced to compete in a third.

Since Lynch has both Championships at present, either of the eight-woman field including Nikki Cross, Mandy Rose, Naomi, Natalya, Ember Moon, Dana Brooke, Bayley, and Carmella could cash in on the same night in the hopes of becoming Champion. Alexa Bliss took her opportunity last year when she cashed in her Money in the Bank contract on Nia Jax during her match with Ronda Rousey and became Champion, which could be enough to persuade this year's winner to do the same thing.

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