"Terrifying" isn't the adjective most immediately associated with multi-man matches heavily involving ladders. It's certainly up there, but they're usually first described as "spectacular", "entertaining", and other words which highlight their high-octane nature. However, despite each match passing without a notably bad injury - somehow - TLC and Money In The Bank contests must surely be regarded as some of the scariest in pro wrestling. The altitude aspect is an obvious one, with many spots such as Jeff Hardy's ludicrously high swanton bomb at WrestleMania 16 going down in history due to their death-defying nature. Equally dangerous is the fact that these matches often involve between six and ten wrestlers, maximising the potential for serious injury due to the non-stop, crowded nature of the action. Two time MITB winner CM Punk spoke in a shoot interview about how he never wanted to be involved in such a match again, specifically highlighting the amount of bodies flying around as the primary reason.
