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Money in the Bank PPV, which will take place on May 19, 2019, will see as many as 11 matches on the night, including 6 titles matches, and 2 Money in the Bank ladder matches.
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The build to this Money in the Bank PPV has been rather underwhelming, despite a host of exciting matches on the card.
How can Vince McMahon and WWE change things around just days ahead of the PPV?
Let's take a look at 5 last-minute changes that WWE could make for 2019 Money in the Bank PPV:
#1 Bray Wyatt to interfere and be added to a match
Bray Wyatt looks set to return to WWE television, but we don't know yet when and where he will make his big return. Wyatt has made WWE television a little interesting with his weird promos, and this past week on RAW, he unveiled his "real" face.
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Could we perhaps see him return to WWE television this Sunday at Money in the Bank? Perhaps he could take out someone, cut another weird promo, and truly make a mark. Surprise appearances and returns make for good WWE television and I hope WWE does bring him back in a big way at the show.
#2 Roman Reigns vs Elias becomes No Disqualification match
Roman Reigns and Elias have been in a feud since both of them moved over to SmackDown. Reigns has, over the last few weeks, been outnumbered, with the likes of Drew McIntyre, Shane McMahon, and Baron Corbin attacking him.
WWE could maybe make his match against Elias at Money in the Bank a No Disqualification match, which will allow Reigns to channel his anger against Elias and co. by using chairs and tables, and of course, ladders.
#3 New Superstar added to the Money in the Bank ladder match
The Money in the Bank ladder match for men and women will take place this Sunday, and in both matches, there are a few familiar faces and a few newer stars.
While the men's Money in the Bank ladder match looks pretty strong with the likes of Drew McIntyre, Finn Balor, Ricochet, and Ali, to name a few, the women's match is missing some star power.
Perhaps this Sunday could be a great way to reintroduce Sasha Banks to the WWE, who has been on a hiatus since WrestleMania 35, where she and Bayley lost the women's tag team titles.
We could maybe see Sasha Banks be a surprise Superstar in the match due to an "injury" to another Superstar on the card. Dana Brooke or Nikki Cross could be the ones removed from the match to add the former Women's Tag Team champion.
#4 The Usos vs Daniel Bryan and Rowan to become SmackDown Tag Team title match
WWE have treated tag team wrestling very poorly over the last few months, case in point being this Money in the Bank PPV. There is just one tag team match confirmed for the event, between SmackDown Tag Team champions Daniel Bryan and Rowan, against The Usos, who are now on RAW.
This match will also take place on the pre-show and not the main card.
The SmackDown and RAW tag team titles will not be defended at the show, and neither will the women's tag team titles.
With the brand split almost non-existent thanks to the wild card rule, WWE should maybe make the match between The Usos and the team of Daniel Bryan and Rowan a title match for the SmackDown Tag Team titles.
This would add some prestige to the match between a legendary tag team and a legendary singles competitior in Daniel Bryan.
#5 Special guest referee for WWE Championship match
WWE Champion Kofi Kingston will defend his title this Sunday at Money in the Bank, when he will face off against former ally Kevin Owens. Owens turned on Kingston and Xavier Woods on SmackDown, which resulted in this match for the WWE Championship.
There has been a lot of bad blood between Owens and Kingston as The Prizefighter betrayed Kingston and Woods after siding with them as a babyface.
Owens and his friend, Sami Zayn, assaulted Kingston and Woods on the SmackDown go-home show of Money in the Bank. With the stakes so high and Owens showing in the past that he can use underhand tactics to get his way, the inclusion of a special guest referee, to call it straight down the middle and add some more drama to the match could be a good move.
