WWE Money in the Bank 2025 is shaping up to be a blockbuster event, with the company booking several high-stakes matches. Both the Men’s and Women’s Ladder Matches are expected to feature intense competition, and there’s speculation that WWE has a major surprise planned for the night possibly the return of Roman Reigns.

Every superstar is preparing to leave their mark on this premium live event, and some may even push their limits to do so. With so much on the line, a few stars could face significant consequences if they lose. Here, we look at three superstars who stand to lose the most at Money in the Bank 2025.

Solo Sikoa

Last year saw the emergence of a new Bloodline, led by Solo Sikoa. He was given a major push and participated in several high-profile matches. However, despite the momentum, he failed to capture any championship gold. So far, 2025 hasn’t been kind to Sikoa—he didn’t appear in the Royal Rumble, nor was he included in WrestleMania 41. Earlier this year, he also lost a big match to Roman Reigns.

Solo will compete in the Men’s Money in the Bank Ladder Match, and he desperately needs a win. Another loss could seriously damage his credibility and momentum. Winning the briefcase could reestablish his dominance and boost his confidence, possibly positioning him as a future main eventer once again.

Jey Uso

At WrestleMania 41, Jey Uso shocked the world by defeating Gunther to win the World Heavyweight Championship. However, his booking since then hasn’t reflected the stature of a top champion. He did retain his title against Logan Paul at Saturday Night’s Main Event, but it was largely due to help from Cody Rhodes.

At Money in the Bank 2025, Jey teams up with Cody Rhodes to face John Cena and Logan Paul in a tag team match. Many fans are puzzled as to why a reigning world champion is placed in a tag match instead of defending his title. A loss here could damage Jey’s image as a credible champion and potentially put his title reign in jeopardy.

Alexa Bliss

Alexa Bliss made a surprise return earlier this year during the Women’s Royal Rumble Match, sparking excitement among fans. However, despite the strong comeback, her momentum quickly faded due to lackluster booking. She hasn’t had much success on major stages since her return.

Now competing in the Women’s Money in the Bank Ladder Match, Bliss is in desperate need of a victory. Another loss could further diminish her standing in the women’s division. A win could reignite her career and bring her back into the spotlight. It’s time for WWE to consider giving her a strong push, as Bliss still has the charisma and talent to connect with fans.