This year's Money in the Bank pay-per-view is a little different from the usual event. Instead of having just one Ladder match for a title shot, we will get two Ladder matches. One will be for the traditional briefcase and one will be for the vacant WWE World Heavyweight Championship. This was not how WWE envisioned the event a few weeks ago. They were still holding out hope that Daniel Bryan would be ready to go by MITB, but his neck is not healing as quickly as they had hoped, leading WWE creative to make a big change. This may work out for the best. Now, Daniel Bryan has enough time to properly heal and fans get an extra Ladder match, which always tend to be exciting bouts. The title match already has all its participants decided, with the group consisting of John Cena, Randy Orton, Roman Reigns, Bray Wyatt, Cesaro, Sheamus and Alberto Del Rio. The group is almost evenly split between former champions and those who have yet to win their first top title in the company. Some of the names seem like obvious choices to carry the WWE World Heavyweight Championship, but a few are not being booked in a way where they seem like viable candidates to win the match. This slideshow will rank the participants from least likely to most likely to walk away from Money in the Bank with the championship.
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