Since the summer of 2009, WWE has ushered in a new era of pay-per-views centered around specific gimmick matches.
Initially, we bore witness to some very lackluster shows, and so fans were rightly cynical in their early predictions for WWE's future with such events.
However, since those first few flops, WWE has treated us to exponentially improving shows.
Most recently, WWE made the incredibly insightful decision of making one of the year's most anticipated matches, Money in the Bank, the focus of their July pay-per-view.
Now we are at the cusp of that hotly talked about show and, with interest raging in their two Money in the Bank matches and the card's other contests, many guesses have been put for...
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