WWE Money In The Bank: Everything Is Set For Raw

All the cards are now on the table for "Raw" regarding the upcoming, first ever "Money In The Bank" pay-per-view. 

R-Truth's replacement and a Divas Championship has been announced by the still anonymous General Manager.

We got a preview of what can be expected for the Tag Team Championship match.

The Nexus also made clear they would hit this Sunday and the WWE Championship showdown ended strangely. 

R-Truth's replacement and prediction game

With R-Truth put out of action by The Miz last week, Michael Cole read an e-mail announcing the new entry for next Sunday's pay-per-view. The creative wizards have thrown Mark Henry in the mix.

They must be kidding the fans, what a poor replacement for R-Truth.

The "Raw Money In The Bank" match has lost a lot of its flavor with Henry replacing R-Truth. They could have added William Regal, Santino Marella or even Vladimir Kozlov. All of them are way entertaining than Mark Henry, particularly in a ladder match.

That being said, the prediction game can officially start.

There is one no brainer: Mark Henry won't win.

I only see three serious potential winners: Randy Orton, Edge or Chris Jericho. Any of these would not surprise me. My personal pick is The Viper because he got the momentum and the Edge against Y2J feud seems not over.

There are four wild cards: Evan Bourne, John Morrison, Ted DiBiase, and The Miz. If the WWE wants to come with a surprise, it will be one of those rising stars. If it's the case, I think Evan Bourne is the next in line for the top card status. Morrison should continue his feud with DiBiase while The Miz should continue to whine and defend his U.S. Title.

Divas and Tag Team Championship matches

Another last-minute Divas match has been scheduled for "Money In The Bank"--Alicia Fox will defend her title against Eve.

The big story behind that bout is to give Eve a rematch because the Champion faked an ankle injury and won last week's match because of it.

The Unified Tag Team Title will also be on the line and a great battle can be expected between The Usos and the Hart Dynasty. 

In a 3-on-3 mixed tag team match, The Usos have already shown how strong and sneaky they can be with a decisive victory on The Hart Dynasty trio. 

The Nexus and the WWE Championship match

Once again, we have witnessed how weak The Nexus could be.

After multiple 6-on-1 backstage boring attacks, the group had hard time to beat Cena in the main event. 

In a 6-on-1 handicap match, Cena has held his own in a losing effort. He has lost the match, but, in the end, he was standing in the ring with a chair, along with Sheamus. That closing Raw scene was strange. Why Sheamus has came to help Cena?

Nothing in that last episode of Raw helped to create hype for the upcoming pay-per-view.

In my opinion, the biggest hype created for this Sunday is Randy Orton's pact with The Nexus made last week. I always enjoyed the Pact-With-The-Devil angles. I really liked how The Apex Predator reacted when the group made clear the winner of the WWE Title's battle would be in very bad shape after the cage would be removed.

So, what do you all think about the Raw's card for the upcoming Money In The Bank pay-per-view?

Who will win the coveted contract?