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#7. Randy Orton
Given some of the superstars who have been left out of this match, the inclusion of Randy Orton feels a little bit strange this year.
Orton is the only former World Champion in a Money in the Bank line-up that feels rather fresh and exciting, and The Viper is probably only in the match to hit a crazy RKO off a ladder on either Ricochet or Ali.
As we've seen in the past though, you can never rule out the WWE falling back on Randy Orton as a bankable main-event star, but given the fact that none of the other seven competitors have ever held any of the top prizes in the WWE, giving the briefcase to Randy Orton would feel like an absolutely massive waste here.
While the WWE will no doubt tease him winning the briefcase to mess with audience expectations, it seems highly unlikely that Orton will be becoming a two-time Mr Money in the Bank anytime soon.
