Money In The Bank 2020: 5 possible endings to Drew McIntyre vs Seth Rollins for the WWE Championship

Who will walk out of Money In The Bank as the WWE Champion?
Who will walk out of Money In The Bank as the WWE Champion?

Money In The Bank is just a few days away, and the company has managed to build some good rivalries and matches for the event following WrestleMania 36 behind closed doors.

Some of the big matches that will take place during the event will include the Men’s and Women’s Money In The Bank Ladder Matches, the Universal Championship match between Braun Strowman and Bray Wyatt, and the SmackDown’s Women’s Championship match between Bayley and Tamina.

However, the biggest match from RAW will be between the two faces of the brand as WWE Champion Drew McIntyre will defend his belt against a man who is all too used to leading the Red brand, Seth Rollins.

The Monday Night Messiah has his eyes set on the title that McIntyre won at WrestleMania 36 from Brock Lesnar, and we expect them to have a great match at the event.

With a lot of possible outcomes to match, we will look at the 5 possible endings to the WWE Championship match between The Scottish Psychopath and The Messiah.


#5 Seth Rollins wins clean

A heel Seth Rollins has been a good WWE Champion before too
A heel Seth Rollins has been a good WWE Champion before too

Seth Rollins has emerged as RAW’s premier heel over the past six months. After his turn following the events of Survivor Series, the Superstar has completely changed in character and has become The Monday Night Messiah of RAW.

Rollins had an extended rivalry with Kevin Owens that involved several Superstars and was stretched for over five months. The two had their showdown at WrestleMania 36, where Owens picked up the victory after a big spot where he leaped off the WrestleMania sign and landed on Rollins who laid motionless on the announce table.

While Owens has been away, Rollins has gotten the chance to push further as a heel and went after the new WWE Champion straight away. While McIntyre is the new star who is building well on RAW, one must not forget how accomplished Rollins is and he could end up surprising the WWE Universe at Money In The Bank.

With that in mind, we could see Rollins defeat Mcintyre clean after delivering a series of Stomps to shake up the RAW roster once again and shock the WWE Universe. This will allow WWE to mix things up for the fans, and allow Rollins to continue his great heel work at the top of the roster before he meets his match down the line.

#4 Murphy helps Seth Rollins take the title

The Disciple has helped The Messiah before
The Disciple has helped The Messiah before

After Seth Rollins turned heel following Survivor Series, he brought together a group of men to help him take over the Red brand. Akam and Rezar of the Authors of Pain were his first recruits, and he added Murphy to his faction as well.

Since then, we’ve seen Rollins and Murphy win the RAW Tag Team Championships and remain much closer than the others in the faction.

A couple of weeks ago during the contract signing for this match on RAW, Murphy appeared to save Rollins from McIntyre and even took a Claymore Kick from The Scottish Psychopath to protect his leader.

With so much faith in The Messiah, it wouldn’t make sense for Murphy to not appear on Sunday night in support of his leader. If Murphy is by Rollins’ side or appears late in the match, we can expect him to cause some interferences and distractions in order to help Rollins in the match.

With one good distraction, we could see Rollins take control of the match and Stomp McIntyre down to become the new WWE Champion and push ahead as the face of RAW and the savior of the WWE Universe.

#3 Drew McIntyre takes Seth Rollins to Claymore City

Rollins could suffer the same fate as Lesnar did at WrestleMania
Rollins could suffer the same fate as Lesnar did at WrestleMania

While Seth Rollins may be one of the most accomplished Superstars on RAW today, Drew McIntyre has proven to be the biggest rising force in the company over the past year. The build-up to WrestleMania 36 followed by his impressive victory against Brock Lesnar helped him appear as the next big thing on the Red brand.

It’s big to see that McIntyre’s first opponent for the WWE Championship will be the four-time World Champion, Seth Rollins. This will be a real test for the new Champion who will be looking to make an impact right away as he tries to become the face of RAW.

With that in mind, not only will The Scottish Psychopath be looking to protect his title at the event, but he will be looking to make a statement and send a message to the rest of the roster. That could result in Rollins taking a few more Claymore Kicks than required to put The Messiah down, and then picking up the victory to retain his title.

McIntyre's dominating victory will also send a warning to whoever manages to win the Men’s Money In The Bank Ladder Match during the night and plans to cash it in on The Scottish Psychopath.

#2 Drew McIntyre retains, Money In The Bank winner attempts cash-in

Will the WWE Champion come face to face with the Money In The Bank briefcase winner?
Will the WWE Champion come face to face with the Money In The Bank briefcase winner?

As mentioned earlier, Drew McIntyre will try to pull out everything in his tank to ensure that he doesn’t lose the WWE Championship as he had to work hard and wait a long time for it. The Royal Rumble winner did not disappoint his fans as he went on to win the WWE Championship from Brock Lesnar with a few fiery Claymore Kicks.

It won’t matter whether Murphy is there to help Seth Rollins win the title or not, as McIntyre will try to ensure that he dominates his opponent from the opening bell and defeat The Messiah while battling through all the distractions.

However, the WWE Championship match won’t be the only big match during the night, as the men and women of WWE will battle in the Money In The Bank Ladder matches to win the briefcase.

We’ve seen the winners of the Money In The Bank contract stare down the Champion or cash-in their contracts on the same night as they win it, and we could see something similar this year around.

With big names such as Aleister Black, AJ Styles, King Corbin, and Rey Mysterio taking part in the Men’s Money In The Bank Ladder match, we could see the winner of the contract attack McIntyre after the match and tease a cash-in before changing their mind.

This will allow the WWE Champion to immediately focus on his next challenges and give the fans something to look forward to in the coming months.

#1 Brock Lesnar arrives to destroy Drew McIntyre after his victory

Brock Lesnar could make another surprise entry at the pay-per-view
Brock Lesnar could make another surprise entry at the pay-per-view

While the story between Drew McIntyre and Seth Rollins has gotten interesting over the past few weeks, nothing beats the build McIntyre got during his journey to WrestleMania 36 where he defeated Brock Lesnar for the WWE Championship.

Lesnar has a history with Rollins and recently had a bitter rivalry with McIntyre. As the man who lost the Universal Championship to The Monday Night Messiah at WrestleMania 35 and the WWE Championship to The Scottish Psychopath at WrestleMania 36, he will be as interested in the match as we are.

Last year, Lesnar shocked everyone by taking Sami Zayn’s spot in the Men’s Money In The Bank Ladder match and win the briefcase to reclaim his Universal Championship at a later date.

While we do not expect Lesnar to insert himself in the Money In The Bank Ladder match once again, he could still show up at the show and destroy McIntyre following his victory over Rollins to rebuild their rivalry for the title.

With ratings slowly falling, the company will be looking at their big guns to pull off some surprises to get the fans interested once again, and Lesnar has always managed to pull the ratings up even when he hasn’t been the most loved Superstar.

With news of crowds possibly returning to the arenas soon, this could help WWE with ticket sales and allow them to give McIntyre a future victory over Lesnar with a big reaction from a live crowd.

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