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| − | Money in the Bank is a pay-per-view event produced by World Wrestling Entertainment. It originated as a ladder match with a briefcase suspended above the ring. Usually consisting of several participants, whoever climbs up the ladder and grabs the briefcase gets a WWE World Championship title match anytime they want for the next year. In most cases, whoever wins the ladder match has a successful "cash-in" of the briefcase, and has won either the WWE Championship or the World Heavyweight Champion. Someone has yet to cash in on the WWE Universal Champion. | + | {{move|WWE Money in the Bank}} |
| + | '''Money in the Bank''' is a pay-per-view event produced by World Wrestling Entertainment. It originated as a ladder match with a briefcase suspended above the ring. Usually consisting of several participants, whoever climbs up the ladder and grabs the briefcase gets a WWE World Championship title match anytime they want for the next year. In most cases, whoever wins the ladder match has a successful "cash-in" of the briefcase, and has won either the WWE Championship or the World Heavyweight Champion. Someone has yet to cash in on the WWE Universal Champion. | ||
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Latest revision as of 06:09, October 29, 2026
- It has been proposed that this page, :Money In The Bank, be titled, "WWE Money in the Bank".
Money in the Bank is a pay-per-view event produced by World Wrestling Entertainment. It originated as a ladder match with a briefcase suspended above the ring. Usually consisting of several participants, whoever climbs up the ladder and grabs the briefcase gets a WWE World Championship title match anytime they want for the next year. In most cases, whoever wins the ladder match has a successful "cash-in" of the briefcase, and has won either the WWE Championship or the World Heavyweight Champion. Someone has yet to cash in on the WWE Universal Champion.