Tonight, the WWE presents Money in the Bank live from the TD Garden in Boston, and here is the latest news and rumors for the show where a new WWE World Heavyweight Champion is guaranteed to be crowned.
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Layla will be taking on Summer Rae with Fandango as the special guest referee for the match, and Layla issued a challenge to Summer Rae for a dance-off on Twitter, an event which is likely to take place before the match.
Daniel Bryan is slated to return on the pre-show and according to Wrestlingheadlines.com, there was a feeling at RAW on Monday that Bryan is no longer seen as someone the company is looking to push at the main event level right away and guys like Triple H, Batista and John Cena wouldn't be brought back on a pay-per-view pre-show for such a minimal role like Bryan is.
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There is a feeling backstage that the bubble behind Bryan has popped and some higher-ups believe that Bryan got hurt when the company needed him most coming off of all the momentum of WrestleMania XXX, and they are hesitant to give Bryan the ball to run with again.
There are also people backstage who bring up the fact that Bryan was originally slated to have a midcard match against Sheamus at WrestleMania XXX until CM Punk left and the crowd didn't get behind Batista, causing the WWE to change its plans.
Bryan's segment was put on the pre-show because the WWE wants to get non-PPV buyers and non-Network subscribers hooked into watching the show and ordering it after seeing Bryan on the pre-show. There is likely to be some kind of big angle to get people into buying the show.
Mick Foley spoke to USA Today about the Money in the Bank pay-per-view and touched on the main event between Cena, Bray Wyatt, Randy Orton, Roman Reigns, Kane, Sheamus, Cesaro and Alberto Del Rio. Foley appears to want Wyatt to win the contest.
"I think if Bray Wyatt wins we're looking at a brave new world in WWE, and I hope that happens," Foley said. "I'm picking either Cesaro or Bray Wyatt, and each of them would take WWE in a unique direction."
WWE Money in the Bank airs live tonight from the TD Garden in Boston.
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