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#3 Carmella cashes in… on Alexa Bliss!
You can count on one hand the number of times Carmella has threatened to cash in her Money In The Bank contract – first on Naomi and then on Natalya – and it’s sometimes easy to forget that she’s a women’s champion-in-waiting on the SmackDown Live roster.
But that’s not a bad thing. Looking back at the best cash-ins from years gone by, like when Seth Rollins entered himself into the WrestleMania 31 main event or when Dolph Ziggler defeated Alberto Del Rio, it’s when we least expected it, and talk of Carmella cashing in anytime soon has gone eerily quiet.
New SmackDown Women’s champion Charlotte Flair is unlikely to lose her title just days after her emotional victory over Natalya, but what if "The Princess of Staten Island" decides to cash in on Alexa Bliss, Flair’s Survivor Series opponent, to win the Raw Women’s title?
SmackDown’s women’s division is likely to be bolstered in the build to WrestleMania 34 by Paige and Nikki Bella, so it wouldn’t hurt them to lose someone from their roster, and Carmella switching to Raw could eventually see her reunite with Big Cass further down the line.
