Penta Debuts Custom ‘Dinero En El Banco’ MITB Briefcase on RAW

Penta Debuts Custom ‘Dinero En El Banco’ MITB Briefcase on RAW

Penta is wasting no time putting his own stamp on the red brand following his massive victory.

Kicking off the October 12 episode of WWE RAW, the newly minted Money in the Bank winner walked out to a massive ovation to debut a striking custom red-and-black briefcase. Emblazoned with his personal logo and the phrase ‘Dinero En El Banco’, the upgraded case also features custom built-in pyro sparklers on each side to complete the high-roller aesthetic.

Taking a moment to soak in the fans’ adulation, Penta addressed the live crowd, expressing gratitude toward his opponents and reflecting on a grueling two-decade journey spent fighting for every opportunity in professional wrestling.

However, the celebration was cut short. Je’Von Evans’ music hit, and the 22-year-old phenom slowly made his way to the ring, sporting a visible sling and clearly battered from his high-risk ambulance stunt at the weekend pay-per-view.

Taking the microphone, Evans admitted he was severely banged up with taped ribs and that medical officials had tried to send him home. Despite the injuries, Evans insisted he wouldn’t miss RAW, wanting to address Penta face-to-face. Acknowledging Penta’s victory, Evans conceded that if anyone on the roster deserved to walk away with the briefcase, it was him, adding that he was genuinely proud of the veteran’s milestone win.

The moment of mutual respect was shattered instantly when Bron Breakker appeared out of nowhere, blindsiding Evans with a devastating spear before retreating to the floor. Penta immediately dropped to check on his fallen peer as medical staff rushed ringside to assist a struggling Evans.

Penta Debuts Custom ‘Dinero En El Banco’ MITB Briefcase

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