What was the best cash-in of all-time according to WWE?
With the 'Money In The Bank' PPV just a mere four weeks away the superstars in involved in both the men's and women's Money In The Bank Ladder matches are looking to grab a hold of the briefcase and secure themselves an opportunity to possibly become a top champion in their divisions on their respective brands. There have been nineteen total cash-ins in the history of the sports-entertainment company since the concept's inception back at WrestleMania 21 where WWE Hall Of Famer Edge won the first Money In The Bank Ladder match.
WWE.com has an article published which ranks all 19 cash-in attempts from the worst to the best and the list started off with Baron Corbin's failed attempt at becoming WWE Champion last year.
19) Baron Corbin - WWE Championship - 2017- Failed Attempt
18) John Cena - WWE Championship - 2012 - Failed Attempt
17) Damien Sandow - World Heavyweight Championship - 2013 - Failed Attempt
16) Jack Swagger - World Heavyweight Championship - 2010 - Successful Attempt
15) CM Punk - World Heavyweight Championship - 2009 - Successful Attempt
14) Alberto Del Rio - WWE Championship - 2011 - Successful Attempt
13) CM Punk - World Heavyweight Championship - 2008 - Successful Attempt
12) Edge - World Heavyweight Championship - 2007 - Successful Attempt
11/10) TIE Between Randy Orton - WWE Championship - 2013 - Successful Attempt/ Sheamus - WWE World Heavyweight Championship - 2015 - Successful Attempt
9) Carmella - SmackDown Live Women's Championship - 2018- Successful Attempt
8) Daniel Bryan - World Heavyweight Championship - 2011 - Successful Attempt
7) Kane - World Heavyweight Championship - 2010 - Successful Attempt
6) Rob Van Dam - WWE Championship - 2006 - Successful Attempt
5) Edge - WWE Championship - 2006 - Successful Attempt
4) The Miz - WWE Championship - 2010 - Successful Attempt
3) Dean Ambrose - WWE World Heavyweight Championship - 2016 - Successful Attempt
2) Dolph Ziggler - World Heavyweight Championship - 2013 - Successful Attempt
1) Seth Rollins - WWE World Heavyweight Championship - 2015 - Successful Attempt
