Je’Von Evans gave one of the wildest visuals of WWE Money in the Bank when he ended his night in an ambulance.
The place was designed to get people talking, and it certainly did that. WWE Radio shared its call after that, with NXT play-by-play announcer Vic Joseph providing perhaps the most appropriate analysis possible.
“Oh s***.”
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WWE Fans Praise Vic Joseph After Je’Von Evans’ Ambulance Spot
Fans immediately praised Joseph’s reaction, with some calling for his move to the main roster and others comparing him favorably to Joe Tessitore. Fans have even suggested that Joseph could move into the role of Michael Cole.
As heard on WWE Radio:
Je’Von Evans Passed by Ambulance! 🪜🚑👀#wwe #wrestling #prowrestling #moneyinthebank #mitb pic.twitter.com/AzLdaE3gDY— siriusxmwwe (@siriusxmwwe) October 11, 2026
I’m firmly in that camp.
Joseph was great next to Booker T in NXT, but Booker wasn’t the reason Joseph was working. He can work with different color analysts, control the pace of a broadcast and make the big moments matter without seeming like he’s trying to make a fuss. WWE should seriously consider him as Michael Cole’s heir apparent. Honestly, I think he could call SmackDown every week now.
His reaction also worked because the ambulance scene itself didn’t quite land on me.
JE’VON EVANS IS BY AMBULANCE 🚨
OH MY GOD!! pic.twitter.com/yg22Mk6Mdv— WWE (@WWE) October 11, 2026
The visual of Evans passing the ambulance is cool, but everything leading up to it seems too contrived and choreographed. Evans driving an ambulance to the ring couldn’t believe the way Steve Austin arrived in a beer truck, Kurt Angle unloading a milk truck or Brock Lesnar driving a tractor somehow.
We still can’t believe it!! 😱 #MITB pic.twitter.com/67xWeUcWc3
— WWE (@WWE) October 11, 2026
Those moments fit those characters. Evans wasn’t built for that kind of challenging action, and the live crowd reaction seemed more flat than WWE probably intended.
However, WWE is getting something it wants from the venue: circulation.
JE’VON EVANS IS DEAD. pic.twitter.com/iNwBuwlSy0
— Wrestle Features (@WrestleFeatures) October 11, 2026
The clip is now made for social media, highlights and reaction posts like the one featuring Joseph’s call. That’s mostly part of the WWE show. The reaction it generates online after the show is almost as important as the reaction it gets inside the building.
If nothing else, WWE got an unforgettable visual from Evans — and another reminder that Joseph deserves a bigger stage.
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