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Greening dear readers, and oh my gosh, didn’t Money In The Bank come around quickly this year? What started as a way to get upper tier midcarders with nothing better to do on the Wrestlemania billboard has turned into an institution that arguably rivals the Royal Rumble as a starmaking device and profoundly affects WWE booking through the twelve months after the match has taken place. While it certainly didn’t benefit from the inflation that inevitably took place when the pay-per-view started and two briefcases were fought over, the unification of the two world titles means that the match (and pay-per-view) has undergone a renaissance most clearly visible from the way the event saw the first chapter in the Ambrose/Rollins saga last year, and the subsequent way The Architect cashed in at Wrestlemania XXXI. With all that said, I thought it would be fun to rank the CASH INS, as opposed to the ladder matches themselves. My main criteria are as follows: 1) The drama

Money in the Bank is next Sunday. Despite being the second Pay Per View in three weeks for WWE (at least on the WWE Network), the show has traditionally done well in the past based on the gimmick for the show. The fans get their first peek at who the future of the company will be, as Money in the Bank winners typically succeed in their cash-ins. So this is one of the bigger “B shows” of the year. The card currently has Dean Ambrose challenging Seth Rollins for the WWE World Heavyweight Championship in a ladder match for the main event. The Money in the Bank Ladder Match currently features Roman Reigns, Randy Orton, Kofi Kingston, Neville, Sheamus, Dolph Ziggler, and Kane. Also on the card is John Cena vs. Kevin Owens in a rematch from Elimination Chamber, and the New Day (Xavier Woods and Big E) defending the WWE Tag Team Championship against the Prime Time Players. Two matches were added on Raw: Ryback defending the Intercontinental Title against The

1 ) The Number 27 has the most wins at the Royal Rumble Most of you know this and it's not truly "weird", but you would also imagine that Number 30 has the best chance. Oh no as Big John Studd, Yokozuna, Bret Hart & Stone Cold have proven that 27 truly is the number to be in the Rumble. 2) Randy Orton used to use "This Fire Burns" as an entrance theme before it was given CM Punk Apparently, the song fitted Punk better and just imagining it, it's not a song that you would think Orton would come out to. Can you imagine The Miz coming out to "My Time Is Now"? I thought not. 3) Edge & Christian started off as "Brother", but then were just "Friends" Seriously, Edge & Christian were originally brothers (Kayfabe), but when Christian returned to the WWE in 2009, they were just "friends". What's up with that? (Copyright - Hurricane) 4) The Colons (Primo & Carlito) have the longest tit

The Rock From  Sachin Tendulkar  to  Tiger Woods  or  Leo Messi , name any big star and they are filthy rich. According to Forbes, Boxer Floyd “TBE” Mayweather heads 2015 List of the  Highest Paid Athletes 2015  with an income of 105 million a year.  Cristiano Ronaldo  comes second with 80 million. All major sports stars live in an unimaginably wealthy lifestyle as they stay in mansions and spend their vacations in private super luxury yachts. Wrestlers are no far away, as they earn huge amounts of profit from their wrestling matches. Many of the best wrestlers around the world increased their earning from their acting careers, as well. Matches,  endorsement , merchandises: no matter what their source of income is, what matters most is that they are extremely wealthy. Here is the list of 10 Richest Wrestlers of All Time. 10 Richest Wrestlers of All Time 1.Vince McMahon Vince McMahon , born in Riverhurst, North Carolina on August 24, 194