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#3 The Money in the Bank winner should be a 'Free Agent'
For the past couple of years, the Money in The Bank PPV has become brand specific. This has limited the advantage for its winner.
Post WrestleMania 34, the Superstar who happens to win this coveted contract must become a free agent. Obviously, both men’s and women’s division must enjoy this stipulation.
This will allow the winner to cash-in the contract on the champions of either show. Not only would this increase the unpredictability of WWE, but would also keep the champions of both the shows on their toes.
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