The Money In The Bank match has become one of the most anticipated WWE matches of the year. Every year, some of the best, and best up and coming superstars in the company compete for a championship contract in hellacious ladder matches. These matches have provided great wrestling combined with jaw-dropping moments.
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But not all Money In The Bank matches have been great. Some of them leave fans disappointed and cheated because the bar is so high. The 2010s was a decade where both sides of that coin were shown. Here is the best and worst Money In The Bank matches of the 2010s.
10 Worst: Money In The Bank 2019 (Women's)
At Money In The Bank 2019, the women's Money In The Bank match was definitely not what it could have been. The competitors were Bayley, Carmella, Dana Brooke, Ember Moon, Mandy Rose, Naomi, Natalya, and Nikki Cross.
This wasn't a bad match by any means, it just didn't have the amount of excitement that fans have come accustomed to with the Money In The Bank match. Bayley was the obvious winner of the match coming into it but that doesn't mean it wasn't the right choice at the very least.
9 Best: Money In The Bank 2013 (Raw)
This match was one of the most anticipated Money In The Bank matches of all time and for good reason. It was a great combination of the hottest stars in the company and great workers. One of the biggest stories of this match was the return of Rob Van Dam.
The total field of competitors were RVD, Daniel Bryan, CM Punk, Randy Orton, Christian, and Sheamus. This match was fantastic with many twists and turns. Paul Heyman screwed CM Punk out of a surefire victory and Randy Orton was the one to pull down the briefcase.
8 Worst: WrestleMania XXVI
WrestleMania XXVI was the last WrestleMania event to play host to the Money In The Bank match. The competitors in the match were Christian, Dolph Ziggler, Jack Swagger, Evan Bourne, Drew McIntyre, Kofi Kingston, Kane, Finlay, Matt Hardy, MVP, and Shelton Benjamin.
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This match had all the makings to be great but it just didn't click. There were some good spots in it but other than that it was just forgettable and lacked exhilaration. Jack Swagger won what was also one of the shortest Money In The Bank matches of the decade.
7 Best: Money In The Bank 2018 (Women's)
After being a trainwreck the year before, the women of WWE put on a great Money In The Bank match at Money In The Bank 2018. Alexa Biss, Becky Lynch, Charlotte Flair, Ember Moon, Lana, Naomi, Natalya, and Sasha Banks went to war in a fantastic match which was worthy of all the talent involved.
There were tons of great high spots and the match told a good story also. Each woman looked like they had a chance to win with Alexa Bliss being the one to come away with the victory. This set her up to become the first woman to cash in on the same night.
6 Worst: Money In The Bank 2012 (Raw)
When this Money In The Bank match was made, it was very interesting. The field of competitors was made of only former WWE Champions. The competitors were John Cena, Chris Jericho, The Miz, Big Show, and Kane.
None of the superstars are ones that would typically thrive in this kind of environment and it showed. There weren't many high spots at all, and a lot of the action was bordering on boring. Though they were all experienced and put in a good effort, this ended up being a Money In The Bank match to forget.
5 Best: Money In The Bank 2016
The Money In The Bank match at Money In The Bank 2016 was a spectacular match with a perfect field of competitors. The superstars involved were Dean Ambrose, Chris Jericho, Sami Zayn, Kevin Owens, and Cesaro.
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This match had many great moments with crazy bumps. Each wrestler had their chance to shine and told a great story. Sami Zayn and Kevin Owens continued their hellacious rivalry and Dean Ambrose won the match to set up a cash-in which will be remembered forever.
4 Worst: Money In The Bank 2017 (Women's)
This was such a disappointment. Money In The Bank 2017 played host to the first-ever women's Money In The Bank match. The competitors were Becky Lynch, Charlotte Flair, Carmella, Natalya, and Tamina.
This match never truly got going. It didn't get the time that it needed and didn't contain the excitement that these women in this type of environment are capable of. Then there was the head shakingly terrible ending of James Ellsworth being the one to pull down the contract and dropping it to Carmella. It received so much backlash that WWE made the decision to do the match again on the following SmackDown Live.
3 Best: Money In The Bank 2019 (Men's)
The men's Money In The Bank match at Money In The Bank 2019 had a stacked field and lots of hype. The superstars competing in this match were Ali, Andrade, Baron Corbin, Drew McIntyre, Finn Balor, Randy Orton, Ricochet, and eventually Brock Lesnar.
This match had non-stop action from start to finish. There were crazy bumps, lots of athleticism, and tons of drama. This match would top this list if it weren't for the cooky finish of Lesnar running in and grabbing the briefcase at the very end it.
2 Worst: Money In The Bank 2015
The superstars involved in this match made it for a highly anticipated matchup. Roman Reigns, Sheamus, Dolph Ziggler, Kane, Kofi Kingston, Neville, and Randy Orton made for an impressive group who seemed like the perfect mix for this type of match.
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But, it just ended up being a lackluster affair. There was a bit of everything missing, from intensity to drama. Roman Reigns was the clear favorite coming in but Bray Wyatt ended up interfering and costing him the match which set up a very underwhelming Sheamus victory.
1 Best: Money In The Bank 2014
The best Money In The Bank match of the 2010s happened at Money in The Bank 2014. Dean Ambrose, Seth Rollins, Dolph Ziggler, Kofi Kingston, Jack Swagger, and Rob Van Dam put together a match that was the perfect combination of vigorous action and storytelling.
WWE got everything right in this match. All the action revolved around the red hot rivalry between Dean Ambrose and Seth Rollins. It looked like Ambrose would win the match but Kane came down to aid Rollins. Rollins pulled down the contract and unofficially became the newest star of the company.
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