“I was loving it,” he said. “You got a bunch of bodies that I could just wail on with ladders and stuff, so that’s fun. But as far as groove, it’s kinda hard. Your head is on a swivel. There’s just so many moving parts. Everybody’s trying to do the same thing: Grab that briefcase. The entire time you felt desperation. From bell to bell, it was insane, so I don’t think anybody ever got into a strict groove because as soon as you feel like you’re gaining momentum, there was somebody there to start theirs. And then somebody there to start theirs. It’s just nonstop. That’s why these matches are so unpredictable. They’re just nonstop action. While one person is getting knocked down, somebody else is going to be standing there behind them. You never get into a groove.”

Despite never finding a groove, Priest still did what he needed to do to come out on top and become Señor Money In The Bank for the first time in his career. But aside from crossing off winning the briefcase from his list of dream achievements in WWE, part of the driving force behind his victory was a simple slip of the tongue that caused him to misspeak earlier this year.