This is why Money in the Bank (and, more broadly, the "cash-in" trope) needs to go awayWhen it comes to Money in the Bank and angles like it, one of the obvious issues is the lack of innovative ideas for it. WWE could've at least booked more of the babyface winners to challenge the champions with advance notice. That scenario has far more interesting implications for the Money in the Bank winner, regardless of whether they win or lose. Being the cerebral, low-effort cad that he is, MJF tried to goad "Hangman" Adam Page into giving him a world title shot so that Friedman could use his Casino Gauntlet winnings as a backup in case he lost. But all money isn't good money, and with every year of bad Money in the Bank booking that passes, it becomes less of a safe bet.