WWE Is Being SUPER Petty Again (WWE News)

Yep, WWE is being petty once again.

Edge Money In The Bank MITB 2005
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Ahead of Money in the Bank this coming weekend, WWE has put out a new video detailing the "greatest" wins in the history of the MITB match. However, there is one rather notable omission from this Top 10 list.

While he's one of the names that are most synonymous with the Money in the Bank concept, Edge is completely absent from this feature.

Of course, the Rated-R Superstar was the winner of the first-ever Money in the Bank match, was the first person to cash in the MITB briefcase, won the first of his 11 World Championships by doing so against John Cena, and then became the first person to cash in the briefcase twice when he did so against The Undertaker in 2007. Simply put, when you think of the wrestlers that you associate with Money in the Bank, Edge is one of the first that comes to mind, playing such a pivotal part in the history of the match and the briefcase.

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Whenever WWE does these sorts of lists, part of MO is to create a stir, to cause debate, and to get people talking. And likewise, Adam Copeland is nowadays in AEW, where he was recently one half of the company's Tag Team Champions. But still, to not feature Edge here is quite the choice.

As for the Greatest Money in the Bank Ladder Match Wins, as per WWE, they are as follows:

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10) The Miz - Money in the Bank 2010

9) Carmella - SmackDown, 27th June, 2017

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8) CM Punk - WrestleMania 24

7) Naomi - Money in the Bank 2025

6) Brock Lesnar - Money in the Bank 2019

5) Damian Priest - Money in the Bank 2023

4)IYO SKY - Money in the Bank 2023

3) Big E - Money in the Bank 2021

2) Seth Rollins - Money in the Bank 2014

1) Liv Morgan - Money in the Bank 2022

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