WWE Money in the Bank predictions: AJ Styles to clinch it with The Club's help?

When the Money in the Bank ladder "dream match" between John Cena and AJ Styles was announced, WWE fans thought about nothing but what the outcome of this bout will be.

According to Bleacher Report, fans can bet that Cena will "bury" Styles, unless, of course WWE goes the same route they did with the Cena-Rusev feud, where Cena gets the last laugh.

If Styles meets the same fate as Rusev in the WWE Money in the Bank ladder match, he will indubitably emerge victorious, and the feud will reach an all-time high, only for Cena to avenge himself in upcoming matches.

On the question of how Styles will win, Phooksmoke14 believes that he will get the help of The Club, who also assisted him in welcoming Cena last month by giving him a beatdown.

Luke Gallows and Karl Anderson are expected enter the scene to wallop Cena while Styles will do his best to distract the referee as they go about it. After that, he will be poised for a big Money in the Bank win, but this victory will only be fleeting.

As the bad blood grows and goes far more cutthroat, Cena will seek revenge, prolonging the feud but eventually culminating to what Styles getting a taste of defeat.

It certainly is a very likely scenario, seeing that most of Cena's bookings in WWE, as per Bleacher Report, have always made him angry with the thirst for vengeance pushing him to prevail in the end.

Also, there's the fact that he just made his comeback. It is expected that WWE has a lot in store for him and an ongoing feud with Styles that will be fired up in the Money in the Bank is one.

The Cena vs. Styles Money in the Bank ladder dream match will take place on June 19.

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