Seth Rollins is pencilled in to face Dean Ambrose in a one-on-one match at Money In The Bank, the latest Figure Four Weekly Newsletter reveals. Further to this, WWE plans to book Rollins vs Roman Reigns for July's Battleground pay per view, which would lead in to the long term plan of Reigns vs Triple H at SummerSlam. On paper it certainly sounds like smart booking, it extends the current top WWE feuds and the ultra-reliable Rollins will be able to deliver excellent matches against both Ambrose and Reigns. As an athlete you have to say Rollins really has been one of WWE's very best workers this year. He was a smart choice for Evolution's new heel role, he'll be able to make Reigns look good in the ring, which will help get over WWE's long term plan of Reigns as the new John Cena. In addition to the Rollins vs Ambrose at Money In The Bank, Reigns will be in one-on-on action against Randy Orton. The other currently planned match for the pay per view is Rusev vs Mark Henry. Overall, you have to say the big June pay per view is shaping up nicely, there's several compelling reasons to buy the show. The obvious main draw is the briefcase ladder match. The co-main event is Bryan's expected title defence against Kane in a stretcher match, with the stipulation that if he isn't able to compete then the title will be put on the line in the ladder match. That could lead to two ladder matches on the show, one for the title, one for the briefcase. That's good booking, either way we know the title is going to be defended, and the intrigue over what will happen should spike buys. The undercard of Rollins vs Ambrose and Orton vs Reigns offers a fantastic overall value for money on this pay per view, and even the Rusev vs Henry battle of the giants is mildly interesting. After the dismal Payback it looks like we are in for a treat with the Money In The Bank card.
