4 Wrestlers that should have been Mr. Money in the Bank and 3 that shouldn't

#2 Baron Corbin

Seriously, What was the point of all this?

Baron Corbin's appointment as the new 'Constable of Raw' is probably the last way of saving his disastrous run on the main roster. Once touted as a future world champion upon his arrival on the main roster in 2016, Corbin has endured a big fall from challenging for the WWE Title to barely appearing on Raw in 2018.

This dismal run for Corbin, as we all know, started following his win at Money in the Bank 2017 - a win that should not have happened in the first place. Despite being a big heel, Corbin was not getting over with the fans because of his bland gimmick and, hence, was a bad choice to win that coveted briefcase.

His loss in his cash-in and his subsequent burial at the hands of John Cena ended his supposed pre-main-event run after just 2 months. If WWE seriously wanted a heel Superstar as Mr. Money in the Bank, they could have chosen Kevin Owens. Corbin's win was a big mistake on WWE's part, and we can clearly see it now when we look at him on Raw.