Finn Balor talks about his state after Money In The Bank

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May 22, 2019, 10:02 am IST

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What's the story?

WWE superstar Finn Balor was recently seen in a behind-the-scenes interview about his mental and physical state after his incredible performance of Money In The Bank.

Balor said that his part of the job, but was not too excited about how Brock Lesnar came at the last minute to steal a win.

In case you do not know …

Money In The Bank 2019 is in the history books. The show was marked by the match Money In The Bank Ladder at eight. Everyone has seen the wrestlers put their bodies into play throughout the match, but no one has matched Finn Balor's performance, seemingly hurt after the chastisement he's inflicted.

Balor was not allowed. SmackDown Live tonight due to injuries resulting from its release this Sunday.

Read also: Top NXT Superstar warns Brock Lesnar after MITB victory

At the heart of the problem

Speaking of the match, Balor seemed to be trying to hold back his tears . He said that WWE did not allow him to participate in SmackDown Live, but that it was an integral part of the game. He seemed upset that Brock Lesnar came in at the end of the match and that he took the briefcase at home.

It was 48 hours ago that Money In The Bank had been hit by an electric bomb on a ladder, where I got chokslammer on a ladder. , where I found myself on a ladder. We're behind the scenes at SmackDown, where the doctors decided it was not a good idea for me to play tonight. Physically. I felt better, but I think that's part of the job. We all saw what happened at the end of the game and … imagine how I feel. And emotionally, I guess … I'm starting to think that it could be … (quit the interview)

And now?

Finn Balor's performance was the highlight of the MITB match, but as fate would have done that, he did not win in the end. Let's hope that Balor gets another shot at the first title somewhere in the line of sight.

What do you think of Balor's performance in the MITB match?