Anthony Page Knockouts and 3 Counts interview on Money in the Bank

The Anthony Page Knockouts and 3 Counts interview with Podders of Destiny's Chris Klonica focused on Money in the Bank predictions: both favored Roxanne Perez for the women's briefcase, they split over the men's winner, and Klonica picked LA Knight to beat Roman Reigns with outside involvement. Their discussion also turned to Liv Morgan, Judgment Day and the wrestling watch party in Troy, Michigan.

What did Anthony Page say about Crohn's disease and spicy wings?

Anthony Page said Crohn's disease rules out spicy wings for him, even though his father enjoyed the hottest food he could find. When talk turned to what to eat during Money in the Bank, Page favored regular barbecue or Wingstop's hickory smoked barbecue over hotter flavors.

Klonica's answer to the wing question depended on the day: sometimes he wanted something spicy, sometimes something mellow. Page had a firmer limit. He said he had never been able to handle spicy food the way his father could.

The food discussion led into the ladder matches. Page called the women's Money in the Bank match the kind of contest to watch while eating wings, then asked Klonica which wrestler should leave with the briefcase.

Why did Anthony Page pick Roxanne Perez for Money in the Bank?

Anthony Page picked Roxanne Perez to win the women's Money in the Bank ladder match after considering Jacy Jayne and Tiffany Stratton. Chris Klonica also predicted Perez, but Jayne was the winner he most wanted to see. Both connected a possible Perez win to the developing tension around Judgment Day.

Jacy Jayne and a new main-event contender

Klonica liked Jayne because he thought she would care more about getting a championship than about how she won it. Page agreed that her attitude suited the briefcase and pointed to Fatal Influence's run. Klonica saw potential in Sol Ruca, considered Lola Vice a little early for the win and understood Lash Legend's appeal as a powerhouse.

Neither chose Stratton. Klonica cited her current title position, while Page said a win by someone other than Stratton would bring a new name into the main-event picture. Page summed up the reason that mattered to him:

I feel like if any of them win besides Tiffany Stratton Then it inserts a new person into the main event picture

Roxanne Perez and Judgment Day

Klonica thought Judgment Day could help Perez win. Page found that possibility compelling because he felt the group's split had been teased for some time. He also wondered whether Liv Morgan might regain a title before Perez had the chance to cash in on her. These were predictions, not outcomes either man knew in advance.

What did Anthony Page say about Liv Morgan, Stephanie Vaquer and Judgment Day?

Anthony Page questioned a scenario in which Stephanie Vaquer lost her title quickly, while Chris Klonica picked Liv Morgan to win their triple-threat match as part of his broader Money in the Bank prediction. Klonica expected Perez to cash in on Morgan soon afterward and saw that as a possible breaking point for Judgment Day.

Klonica said Vaquer was his personal choice, but Morgan was his booking prediction. In his version of events, a Perez win in the ladder match would set up a cash-in on Morgan, whether or not Judgment Day helped Perez secure the briefcase.

Page offered another route: Morgan could try to help Perez, accidentally cost her the ladder match, and face a response from Perez later. He was reluctant to see Vaquer lose the title so soon. Klonica countered that Vaquer and Becky Lynch could continue their own story without a title.

How did Anthony Page and Chris Klonica pick the men's Money in the Bank match?

Anthony Page favored Trick Williams in the men's Money in the Bank ladder match, while Chris Klonica leaned toward Bron Breakker after also considering Williams. Their disagreement grew out of the Oba Femi versus Bronson Reed matchup: both saw ways that result could affect Breakker and the wider group around him.

Oba Femi versus Bronson Reed

Page expected Femi and Reed to deliver a physical match and remarked on how different Reed looked from when Page interviewed him at the Royal Rumble in 2024. Klonica picked Reed to win because he thought the result could keep the story involving Femi and Breakker moving.

That theory changed during the discussion. Klonica had pictured Breakker winning Money in the Bank and later crossing paths with Femi over a title, but Page told him Femi had given up the title shot Klonica was counting on. Klonica acknowledged that the detail undermined his proposed sequence.

Trick Williams versus Bron Breakker

Even after that correction, Klonica remained interested in Breakker as a briefcase holder. Page instead chose Williams, arguing that Money in the Bank would keep him near the main-event picture. They also talked about how Williams might customize the case, recalling the distinctive look of his United States title.

Page suggested there could be trouble ahead for the group around Reed and Breakker. He thought Breakker was moving toward a point where he would trust himself more than the people beside him, though the discussion stopped short of a firm prediction that the group would split.

Why did Chris Klonica pick LA Knight over Roman Reigns?

Chris Klonica picked LA Knight to beat Roman Reigns, but did not expect a clean win. Anthony Page was less certain Reigns would lose and agreed that outside involvement could change the match. They discussed how the result might connect to Solo Sikoa, Jacob Fatu and a possible WarGames story.

Klonica thought Knight needed a significant result and expected interference to provide an opening. He also suggested that a Reigns-centered conflict could carry into WarGames, leaving Knight with his own path if he took the title.

Page raised the possibility that Sikoa could turn against Reigns and help Knight. Klonica offered Jacob Fatu as another person whose history might matter, although Page questioned why Fatu would willingly be hit by a car as part of any plan. Neither treated those ideas as confirmed developments.

What did Anthony Page say about the Money in the Bank watch party in Troy?

Anthony Page said Knockouts and 3 Counts and Podders of Destiny would hold a Money in the Bank watch party at DraftKings in Troy, Michigan. Klonica described a WWE Money in the Bank briefcase giveaway at the gathering, with entry spots priced at $5 for one or $10 for three.

Klonica said he could not attend because he and his wife would be out of town for their wedding anniversary. The conversation also covered Page's plans to call a Legends of Combat event in Flint, Michigan, with Corey, while other Knockouts and 3 Counts representatives attended the watch party.

Page additionally mentioned local combat-sports coverage beyond the wrestling event, including Mitten Muay Thai and a Foxhole USA jiu-jitsu tournament. Those plans sat alongside the central question of the night: which Money in the Bank predictions would survive the matches themselves.