Thread: How many people have actually benefited from Money in the Bank?
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Old 06-20-2018, 07:14 AM   #28
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Originally Posted by Destor View Post
2. Edge became a top heel thanks to the MitB and RVD got one of the best moments in the past 20 years thanks to it as well. No one else can attribute any real success to the win unless you're a mark and think titles matter.
I agree with this. The initial gimmick really seemed to suit Edge's heel persona. RVD got to flip it and got a great moment. Punk's 2009 was great, but he could have just turned heel on Jeff and won the belt off him. That probably would have been more effective.

Seth's cash-in went through all the motions of making him a top heel, but he's not exactly a top heel now, is he? He's a mid-card babyface. One of their "players," but what does that mean? I guess it's a fair part of his story.

Bryan's is interesting. It was useful in the Punk sense of making him a heel. But it was losing the belt that really started galvanizing people behind him. I'd definitely suggest that 2012 was a much more important year to D-Bry than 2011. I personally loved his heel shtick, but it wasn't what made him a main player.
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