WWE Money in the Bank takeaways: Naomi, Seth Rollins earn briefcases

Seth Rollins is in full control

Ever since being aligned with Paul Heyman at the end of night one of WrestleMania 41, Seth Rollins has been running the show on Monday Night Raw.

He formed a faction that included Bron Breakker and Bronson Reed, and the trio has been wreaking havoc on the two weekly shows.

That dominance continued on Saturday when Rollins won the Money in the Bank briefcase for the second time in his career. He was aided by Reed and Breakker, as they played a huge part in his victory.

Rollins will be keeping a close eye on the WWE Championship match Monday night between Jey Uso and Gunther. We could see a potential cash-in attempt from Rollins just two days after his win at Money in the Bank.

LA Knight may never win the big match

Knight entered the Money in the Bank match for the third consecutive year and once again came up short.

He was among the few superstars expected to win the match both last year and this year, but ultimately was not able to come away victorious either time.

Knight will turn 43 later this year, and it is looking more and more like he may always come up short in the biggest matches in his WWE career.

The Truth shall set us free

It was reported early in the week that Ron Killings, aka R-Truth, would be departing WWE after spending the last 17 years with the company.

In a shocking turn of events, just days later, Truth returned and cost John Cena and Logan Paul their tag-team contest against Jey Uso and Cody Rhodes.

Truth's return garnered several reactions from WWE superstars across social media, and it is great to see one of the most beloved superstars back with the company.