After the match, Paul and Haliburton surrounded the newly qualified Knight with malice in their gazes, but Brunson appeared beside Knight again, steel chair in hand. Paul ultimately pulled himself and Haliburton out of the situation, and the segment ended with Brunson raising Knight's hand for all of Madison Square Garden to celebrate.

Knight was one of three to qualify for their respective Money in the Bank ladder matches Friday, with Tiffany Stratton and Naomi similarly booking their tickets to Toronto. This will be Knight's second consecutive appearance in the men's MITB match; he joins Jey Uso, Carmelo Hayes, Chad Gable, and Andrade, with the final participant to be determined on Monday's "WWE Raw." No matter who wins the last triple threat, the sixth member of the match will definitely be a hard-hitting European striker, as the Russian Ilja Dragunov takes on the Irish Sheamus and the Scottish Drew McIntyre, who has vowed to regain world title gold after hospitalizing his nemesis, CM Punk, on last Friday's "SmackDown."