WWE’s 16th annual Money in the Bank takes place on June 7, 2025 at the Intuit Dome in California.
With the women’s division across all three brands noticeably stacked and delivering a consistently high level of match quality, this year’s Money in the Bank promises fireworks.
With the winner almost guaranteed to successfully cash in and win a world title, the key question is: who will make the cut for inclusion?
Here are our predictions for the full lineup in the 2025 women’s Money in the Bank ladder match.
6. Kairi Sane
Damage CTRL member Kairi Sane has been out of action with a torn ligament in her thumb.
It was, however, reported by PWInsider last month that she is set to return to the ring soon.
As a surprise entrant in the match, the returning “Pirate Princess” could light up the California crowd.
Collecting the briefcase could also see her turn on fellow Damage CTRL member IYO SKY, snatching the title and setting up a thrilling prospect for a long-term feud.
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5. Giulia
While still officially listed as an NXT star, Giulia has regularly been appearing on WWE Raw.
On the Raw after Mania, she got involved in Rhea Ripley’s match with Stephie Vaquer, establishing a feud between the pair that looks set to play out over the coming months.
Giulia is certainly ready to be called up and take the top spot in the division, as she’s both supremely charismatic and an excellent in-ring wrestler.
It would not be a surprise to see her lift the briefcase and go on to challenge fellow former Stardom alumna IYO SKY.
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4. Jade Cargill
Jade Cargill’s feud with Naomi appears set to continue despite Cargill securing the win at WrestleMania.
At Backlash on May 10, we could finally see the feud put to bed, with Cargill emerging as the clear victor – something that seems even more likely with Naomi recently suggesting she’s thinking about a future beyond her in-ring career.
While still a work in progress in-ring, Cargill’s skillset is continuing to develop, as shown in her rugged bout with Tiffany Stratton on the April 25 edition of SmackDown.
With her incredible power and athleticism, Cargill could deliver jaw-dropping strength-based spots and really impress at WWE Money in the Bank.
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3. Roxanne Perez
Alongside fellow NXT star and new tag team partner Giulia, Roxanne Perez has been a regular on Raw in recent weeks.
At 23 years old, Perez is a two-time NXT Women’s Champion and, after three years in “developmental” is ready to move onto the main roster.
On 7 June, we could see her compete in her first Money in the Bank match.
Securing the briefcase would confirm a timely move to either WWE Raw or SmackDown.
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2. Charlotte Flair
Charlotte Flair ended up having one of the most talked-about matches at WrestleMania 41, challenging Tiffany Stratton for the WWE Women’s Championship.
Real-life animosity between the two added edge to what became a hard-hitting, stiff encounter, though Flair ultimately succumbed to Stratton.
Having seemingly done everything there is to do in WWE, there’s one accolade that has eluded her: winning the Money in the Bank briefcase.
While she remains a polarising and divisive figure, it wouldn’t be a shock to see Flair collect the briefcase and use it to secure her 15th world title — perhaps by cashing in on rival Stratton to do so.
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1. Rhea Ripley
While it has yet to be announced, it certainly seems like Rhea Ripley could be challenging current champion Iyo Sky for the world title at WWE Backlash.
However, it may be too early to take the title off Sky, with the fans firmly behind her during this title run.
At Backlash, we could see Ripley thwarted by Giulia in their emerging feud.
Failing in this attempt, Ripley could enter Money in the Bank to secure the briefcase and a path back to the title.
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