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Money in the Bank may not be one of the big four events of WWE, but it is equally important for its format. For the last two decades, MITB has been one of the most important match types, and a large number of fans keep on waiting for this event, just like WrestleMania and the Royal Rumble.
The winner of this ladder match gets the opportunity to challenge a champion of his choice at any time. This match has built many top stars who went on to become the biggest names in WWE history, like Edge and Seth Rollins. Edge was the first Money in the Bank winner who had a successful cash in on John Cena in 2006.
Betting odds for both Money in the Bank ladder matches
And speaking of Seth Rollins, he is also going to participate in this year's MITB match with five other competitors. According to the present betting odds, Seth Rollins remains the favourite to win this year's MITB ladder match, followed by LA Knight as the second favourite.
Seth Rollins is the favourite to win the men's Money in the Bank ladder match
The lineup for the men's MITB ladder match looks white weak to be honest, as none of the other competitors look to have any chance of winning the match. It is really doubtful that WWE would ever push LA Knight as a main eventer. Rollins is the only valid wrestler who can win it.
Naomi is the favourite to win the women's match followed by Rhea Ripley as the second favourite
But with Rollins presently having a feud with CM Punk and how he cost Punk the opportunity to qualify for MITB, indicating towards one possible thing, Punk will cost him too. But this screw job can also take place when Rollins plans to cash in his contract, much like Punk cost Drew McIntyre last season. Roman Reigns is also heavily rumored to appear to cost Seth Rollins.
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Naomi stands as the biggest favourite in the case of the women's Money in the Bank ladder match, and she also looks quite promising for this match, mostly after her recent heel turn. But the lineup for the women's MITB is quite stacked, unlike the men's match, so it can be counted as an unpredictable match.
