2021 WWE Money in the Bank predictions, card, matches, start time, PPV preview, date, location

The second WWE PPV event has just arrived in front of a live audience since the COVID-19 pandemic began. The organization travels to Fort Worth, Texas on Sunday night for Money in the Bank, with the title quintets and matches of the same name for both the men’s and women’s event.

Eight contestants will compete in each match, with the winner climbing a ladder at any point in the next year to obtain a suitcase with a contract to secure a guaranteed title at any given time. Historically, the contract was charged against a champion who was attacked or defended for titles and was immediately vulnerable.

Let’s see how Money in Bank believes this Sunday at 8pm ET (7pm screening) at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, Texas.

2021 WWE Money in the Bank predictions

World Championship – Roman Reigns (c) vs. Edge

It’s hard not to know that WWE is already Edge vs. Seth Rollins seems to be setting it up, not forgetting the rumors of Reigns ’upcoming title challenge. While Edge’s winning the tournament would get a good story, it looks like it will also expel the bigger stories told with Reigns and Usos – the WWE is the default story for all those involved. You expect a good match, but a match that will see Reigns keep the title. Select: Roman Reigns retains the title

WWE Championship – Bobby Lashley (c) vs Kofi Kingston

There’s a line of thinking where Kingston’s win would get a tremendous reaction in the face of the full pay issue in front of a full-capacity crowd. That said, it’s very difficult for Lashley to leave the title here. The aura of WWE Lashley’s dominance has begun to count and it hasn’t fully dropped to a place that makes sense yet to move the title. Kingston will make a hard effort before he can finally be short. Select: To save the Bobby Lashley title

Men’s money in the bank – Ricochet vs. John Morrison vs Riddle vs Drew McIntyre vs Big E vs Kevin Owens vs Shinsuke Nakamura vs Seth Rollins

We can pick up the clues here to narrow down the range of potential winners. Ricochet, Nakamura and Morrison are not realistic winners. Rollins seems to be tied to Edge with a SummerSlam program instead of winning Money in the Bank. This leaves Riddle, McIntyre, Big E and Owens. From that group, Owens feels the least chance. Winning McIntyre would be a disappointment, as he has to stay out of the title image to freshen up for quite some time – however, he still has a chance to take the suitcase home. A program with Riddle Orton should keep you busy enough without the need for a suitcase, even if it would be fun for Orton to have a Riddle “mentoring” program to make money in the Bank in the right way. This leaves Big Ek the most interesting winner and probably. There have been some rumors of Big Ek reuniting with Raw on New Day and what better way than to get out in Lashley. Selection: The big E wins

Women’s Raw Championship – Rhea Ripley (c) vs. Charlotte Flair

Ripley’s failure to become the Raw women’s champion is not a blow to the highly talented woman, but she was not yet ready to play the role. Despite how much fans have reserved for Flair in recent years, he is capable of being the main player in the division. This makes for a good chance of knocking out the Flair champion. The WWE women’s reserve often makes no sense, however, it’s still a tough match to call. Choose: Charlotte Flair to win the title

Women’s money in the bank – Asuka vs Naomi vs Alexa Bliss vs Nikki Cross vs Liv Morgan vs Zelina Vega vs Natalya vs Tamina

It’s easy to see that WWE likes to jump into the ring that Bliss carries in his briefcase, even if his story and character become a complete disaster. Morgan has been in a story that has gone “to prove myself,” which would turn into an interesting conflict with WWE official Sonya Deville. Out of these two participants, only Nikki Cross can have the impetus to be a potential winner. There’s nothing good about winning Bliss, but it seems like that’s likely. Selection: Alexa Bliss wins

Raw Tag Team Championship – AJ Styles & Omos (c) vs. The Viking Raiders

The Viking Raiders largely feel like a busy enemy of the enemy. Their return was a good one and WWE always needs a more stable and talented label team to mix with. Still, Styles and Omos will lose titles in a larger program than this, probably in front of a band like Riddle and Orton. Sunday will not be the day their reign ends. Select: AJ Styles & Omos saves titles