With WWE Money in the Bank less than two weeks away on June 29 at the TD Garden in Boston, the company is finalizing the card and it appears Seth Rollins vs. Dean Ambrose in a singles match could be added.
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Wrestlingheadlines.com reports that Rollins and Ambrose went one-on-one at a WWE live event in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada over the weekend in what could be a warm up to a Money in the Bank clash. The match was reportedly intense and ended in disqualification after Rollins low-blowed Ambrose and lost. The match received a "This is awesome," chant from the crowd.
After the bell, Rollins tried to stomp Ambrose's face on a chair but Ambrose was able to counter and chase Rollins away. Rollins vs. Ambrose hasn't been officially announced yet for Money in the Bank, but it is expected to be added to the card sometime soon.
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It was revealed that The Usos will be defending their WWE Tag Team Championships against Luke Harper and Erik Rowan at the show, and it was reported that The Usos are expected to go over but it remains to be seen.
The only other match that has been announced so far for the show is the Money in the Bank Ladder Match for the vacant WWE World Heavyweight Championship between Alberto Del Rio, Sheamus, Cesaro, Randy Orton and Bray Wyatt. John Cena is expected to qualify for the match as well and there may be a seventh participant added too.
The title is vacant because Daniel Bryan's recovery from neck surgery is progressing slower than previously thought, causing the WWE to have to cancel Bryan's planned Stretcher Match against Kane and to vacate the title.
It's uncertain what other matches will round out the card at this time, but Rollins vs. Ambrose is currently expected to be one of the highlights when the WWE presents Money in the Bank 2014 at the TD Garden in Boston on June 29.
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