LA Knight Aims for World Title After 20-Year WWE Journey

WWE Superstar LA Knight has dedicated two decades to professional wrestling without securing a WWE world championship title. He acknowledges that Saturday’s match against Roman Reigns might be his final chance to claim that coveted title.

Knight appeared on TMZ’s “Inside the Ring” Podcast ahead of “WWE Money in the Bank” and expressed his concerns about what might happen if he falls short once more.

“I’ve framed this match as potentially my last opportunity because it feels significant. Is it the end of my career? I’m uncertain,” Knight remarked. “It could be, but who really knows?”

Knight feels the weight of expectation after spending so many years pursuing a championship that has remained just out of reach.

“People often ask why LA Knight hasn’t become a world champion yet,” he shared. “It feels like it’s now or never—do or die. This is my moment to seize the title. If I don’t succeed now, I’m left wondering what my next steps will be.”

Should Knight triumph over Roman Reigns and finally secure the championship, his evening may not conclude there.

With the Money in the Bank briefcase available, there’s always a chance that the winner could cash in later that evening.

Knight insists that he cannot let that possibility distract him at this moment.

“I need to concentrate on winning the title before I even think about anyone attempting to cash in on me,” Knight stated firmly.

Knight warned that it would be “a grave mistake” for anyone to challenge him if he emerges victorious, hinting that anyone trying to threaten his reign might just “receive” a blow from the championship belt.

“WWE Money in the Bank” will take place on Saturday, October 10, in New Orleans, with the event streaming live at 6 PM ET on the ESPN App.