Money in the Bank is the one pay-per-view you feel the WWE keep locked away in a protective lair - no doubt guarded by the likes of Big Show and Mark Henry when they're not on TV. With all the controversy, the drama and the excitement of that unique ladder match backdrop, it is a show like no other, and is truly a unique concept. And this year, fans are in for a real treat, with two ladder matches to once again purr over - despite just one major championship in existence. Outside of the Royal Rumble, there is perhaps no other pay-per-view that provides drama like Money in the Bank. It's as gripping as your favourite soap opera (if you're that way inclined, of course), with more twists and turns than a 30-feet tall roller-coaster. It's the show that has become infamous for creating outrageous segments involving ladders, and there is always the potential of an upset or two along the way. A quick glance back through the archives tells you all you need to know about the upsets that can happen - whether it is CM Punk's most dramatic of victories in 2011, or Damien Sandow's left-field briefcase win last year (even if it did end in dismal, dismal failure via John Cena). That opens up the possibility of literally anything happening in the 2014 edition (within reason, of course - unless Brodus Clay emerges through the crowd and destroys the set in an act of revenge for being fired), and it is likely that all hell will break loose on several occasions throughout the event. However, amongst all the carnage and chaos of Money in the Bank, there are a fair few things that simply have to happen in order to keep the WWE flowing beyond the pay-per-view. Here are the ten most important things that have to transpire at the show.
