10 WORST Money In The Bank Matches
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In terms of WWE’s cavalcade of gimmick matches, one of them they’ve managed to maintain very well and keep fans excited for is Money In The Bank. A multi-man ladder match that nearly guarantees a main event push and potential world title run, it’s cash-ins have led to some of the most memorable moments of the past decade and a half. However, for all the great moments the gimmick has created, they have fallen on their sword a few times with matches that were not quite so good. These matches may not necessarily be bad but just the worst of a generally great stipulation.
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10. WrestleMania 22 Ladder Match
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There was nothing wrong per se with the 2nd ever MITB match but it just felt like quite a drop-off from the first. A match for the mid-card talent pool it was not short on starpower but had some obvious write-offs such as veteran but non-main eventer Finlay, a fan-rejected Bobby Lashley and less-popular-than-his-brother Matt Hardy.
It also didn’t have a whole host of memorable moments with the exception of the mandatory annual dive onto everyone and 56-year-old Ric Flair being superplexed off of a ladder. In the end, Rob Van Dam won which was likely the right result but he had triumphed over mostly unestablished names within the company.
Not a bad match, it proves how of all the good MITB matches even the fine ones are within the 10 worst.