WWE News: The Latest on the Money in the Bank Ladder Match Being at WrestleMania

With less than a month before this year’s WrestleMania, the card for the event has the potential to be one of the best in the 27-year history of the WWE’s premier event on their yearly calendar.

Instead of the popular Money in the Bank being brought back to WrestleMania, the ladder match has been replaced on the card with a match that deserves to be on RAW or SmackDown, not the biggest professional wrestling event of the year.

From Wrestling News Source:

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John Laurinaitis vs. Teddy Long in a tag match has replaced the Money In The Bank match that was originally scheduled for WrestleMania. The Money in the Bank pay-per-view will take place on 7/15 and there has been some talk about holding the match at SummerSlam.

Finally while not confirmed, there was rambling of a Randy Orton vs. Kane singles match at WrestleMania however scheduled matches between the pair at television events have been pulled which may indicate no match at Mania.

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Wow, this is absolutely ridiculous that Money in the Bank match is being bumped from the card on April 1 for a tag-team match that will likely be the worst match of WrestleMania 28.

The Money in the Bank match has always brought excitement over the past 10 times the match has been held in the WWE since its first appearance at WrestleMania 21 in Los Angeles.

With superstars like R-Truth, The Miz, Kofi Kingston, Dolph Ziggler, Drew McIntyre and others not a part of a match at WrestleMania, the ladder match would and has always been a good way to showcase those neglected superstars.

Unlike how the source said in the quote above, I believe the match between Orton and Kane will go off at WrestleMania as it doesn’t make any sense for the two superstars to be battling on last week’s SmackDown and Monday night’s RAW SuperShow.

I doubt the WWE will leave arguably their second-most popular superstar in the company, Orton, off the card, so I see the battle between The Viper and The Big Red Monster being on the card and maybe even the show-opener in Miami.

So, Bleachers, what do you think about the news about what and won’t be on the card of WrestleMania when we get to Miami on April 1?

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