WWE Poll: Who Wins Money In The Bank Contract Ladder Match?

Sunday night's WWE Money in the Bank showcase match will feature seven WWE superstars vying for the coveted briefcase and a guaranteed shot at the WWE Title any time within the next year. There are seven men in the match and in today's poll we're wondering who you think might win. Here are the choices. Roman Reigns - He's the clear favourite in the match since he won the Royal Rumble this year, he headlined WrestleMania and has been featured heavily all year. Sometimes the favorite doesn't always win, though, because a case can be made that Reigns doesn't need this victory. Money in the Bank has had some upsets historically, so the obvious choice may not be the right one. Randy Orton - As a former winner, Orton is a favorite and will get cheered heavily by the crowd too. After failing to get the WWE Title from Seth Rollins in multiple matches, Orton might get the title back after winning the coveted briefcase he won in 2013. Kane - The final competitor is the Director of Operations who doesn't always get along with Rollins, so he might win just to add to their storyline where they have a lot of ongoing issues. Kane is the only person to win Money in the Bank and cash it in successfully in the same night back in 2010. Sheamus - He's never won the briefcase before and he's a heel that WWE likes a lot, so maybe winning the briefcase will get him back to the main event level. Dolph Ziggler - As a former winner in 2012 that had one of the most memorable cash-ins ever, he might have the most crowd support since it's in his home state of Ohio. He seemed to be stuck in the midcard like usual, but if WWE really wants to push him again then another run with the briefcase could help a lot. Neville - He's the "rookie" in the match that is also the best high flyer in WWE, so he's sure to do some memorable things out there. He has an outside chance of winning while doing his best to entertain us. Kofi Kingston - Another high flyer in the match, Kingston is there to do the high spots. There are likely some fans that might think he's getting a push since he's also facing Brock Lesnar in Japan on July 4. If you feel that way too he might be the best pick as a winner. Who's your pick? Vote in the poll and comment below.