With just six days until Sunday's Money in the Bank pay-per-view event, the WWE presents its go-home episode of Monday Night RAW live from the Verizon Center in Washington, D.C., in what promises to be a night full of action in the squared circle.
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The WWE has announced a contract signing between the seven men involved in the Money in the Bank Ladder Match for the vacant WWE World Heavyweight Championship, a field that includes Alberto Del Rio, Randy Orton, Sheamus, Cesaro, Bray Wyatt, Roman Reigns and John Cena. Knowing the history of contract signings on WWE television, something is bound to go wrong on the flagship show.
Regarding Reigns, Triple H teased during his interview with Michael Cole last week that he will be dealing with him for his actions with Stephanie McMahon's coffee last week while he will also deal with Vickie Guerrero.
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It could very well prove to be Guerrero's last night with the company as there has been speculation that she might be leaving for other ventures outside of the company.
The WWE will also reveal the final six Superstars that will join Seth Rollins in the second Ladder Match for a contract good enough for a WWE Championship shot within the next year. Rollins announced the second Ladder Match on last Tuesday's Main Event on the WWE Network.
It's unknown if there will be qualification matches like the first Ladder Match or if the WWE will just simply announce who is in. Dean Ambrose is expected to get into the match along with five other up-and-coming WWE Superstars.
The WWE is teasing Ambrose and Rollins going head-to-head tonight, the evolution of Goldust and Stardust in the tag team picture and whether or not the Funkadactyls will be defunct following the release of Brodus Clay.
In the final buildup to Money in the Bank, it will likely be a memorable episode of Monday Night RAW live tonight from the nation's capital.
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