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The last week of June proved that there are scores of ways to shine as a WWE Superstar. Dolph Ziggler did it in defeat, Dean Ambrose did it with delirium, Adrian Neville did it in opposition to gravity and Vickie Guerrero did it covered in muck. That quartet reminded us that the key to WWE success is maximizing one's time on screen. There are no truly bad parts, even if one puts a performer face-down in a pool of brown goop. Repetitive booking and some of the worst commentary WWE fans have ever heard provided the week's low points. If Bad News Barrett's injury turns ...

When the Money in the Bank concept was brought to WWE, it started out as a special attraction during the WrestleMania extravaganza where anyone who participated had a chance to make history down the road. With all of its risks and high-flying glory, it became one of the most popular match types in the business. With time, it grew to become its own brand of pay-per-view and has since been one of the most successful of the calendar year. The 2014 edition will not only have a chance to make history—it will. For the first time ever, the most coveted prize in all ...

Money in the Bank will be WWE’s most important pay-per-view since WrestleMania. Not only will a new WWE world heavyweight champion be crowned, but fans will get a glimpse into WWE’s future with the result of the Money in the Bank briefcase match, provided Rob Van Dam doesn’t win.  The briefcase match has the ingredients to take the lead in the wide-open race for match of the year. Athletic talents like Dolph Ziggler, Seth Rollins and Kofi Kingston are expected to deliver innovative spots in a match filled with hungry competitors.  The briefcase ladder match will be Rollins’ match to lose. Expect ...

Following Vince McMahon's purchase of World Championship Wrestling just prior to WrestleMania 17, the wrestling world was buzzing with talk of what could come next. After one of the most successful events in company history at WrestleMania 17, WWE had all sorts of momentum in its favor in order to build what we become known as the "invasion." At WrestleMania 17, Shane McMahon was able to defeat his father, Vince, in the ring. On top of that, Shane was fresh off beating Vince to the punch by purchasing WCW himself, as per the storyline. Had the power in the McMahon family shifted? In the ...

Arguably the most dramatic pay-per-view of the entire year, WWE Money in the Bank once again possesses all the attributes to be a fantastic show. Like always, the attention is heavily focused on the top end of the card, with certain stars grabbing all the limelight. While that is no bad thing, it does mean that a fair few storylines with real potential are overlooked by many. All the men involved in the Ladder matches bring baggage with them, which means the subplots in each will make for compelling viewing. Away from the two Ladder matches, there is plenty to keep us interested, too. Let's ...

Change was in the air Thursday night as NXT focused on a new and returning crop of talent sure to make the future of the brand both energetic and exciting. The team of Aiden English and Simon Gotch, known collectively as the Vaudevillains, continued to win over the NXT Universe with their awesome entrance and another solid performance between the ropes, as they dispatched of local talents T. Perkins and Matt Sugarman is rather short order. Newcomer Becky Lynch made a big splash by both capitalizing on the dissension within the BFFs and outwrestling Total Divas star Summer Rae en route to her first ...

Brock Lesnar season is approaching, and John Cena is his ideal opponent. Lesnar has appeared at the last two SummerSlam pay-per-views. Coming off his win over Undertaker at WrestleMania XXX, it’s likely that this year’s rumored appearance will be his most pivotal. Earlier this month, Dave Meltzer of the Wrestling Observer Newsletter (h/t Raj Giri of WrestlingInc), reported Brock Lesnar will likely be facing the winner of the Money in the Bank Ladder match for the WWE World Heavyweight championship at SummerSlam. This potential scenario creates an opportunity for a possible return match between Lesnar and Cena. Lesnar was just 3-2 since his WWE ...

WWE Money in the Bank is taking place on Sunday, June 29.  The event will showcase two ladder matches and each one will feature two highly sought-after prizes: a shot at the WWE World Championship and the WWE World Championship itself. And while the company could choose to go the safe route, there is always an alternative.  The fact is that Money in the Bank is an opportunity for a new beginning in WWE. As impossible as it sounds, Vince McMahon could choose to do something different with his company.  While many fans are perhaps not expecting this, the truth is that ...

The Money in the Bank ladder match is arguably the most exciting contest in WWE today. The excitement and anticipation of seeing WWE Superstars climb a ladder to get a title shot that’s good up to one year is unrivaled. However, the fans are the real winners. Fans have witnessed some of the craziest stunts and moments in the WWE’s history during Money in the Bank. Do you recall Jeff Hardy leg dropping Edge through a ladder? Maybe you remember the crowd’s elation when Daniel Bryan pulled down that briefcase. Which brings us to June 29, when seven wrestlers will compete for that ...

Freshness was the theme of the June 26 episode of NXT, as new faces and stories dominated the undercard while one of the most decorated stars of the last 20 years put over the brand's top star in a highly competitive main event. Rob Van Dam, one of the most exciting and breathtaking stars of the 2000s, took on this generation's answer to Mr. PPV when he met NXT champion Adrian Neville in the night's marquee match. As he has done with several young stars on the main roster, Van Dam put Neville over clean. It is, arguably, the biggest win ...