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#4 Rob Van Dam (One Night Stand 2006)
The second-ever Money in the Bank cash-in remains the only successful one to be announced ahead of time. Rob Van Dam challenged John Cena for the WWE Championship at the second One Night Stand pay-per-view. It takes guts to do something like this, but RVD knew what was to come.
He essentially had the home-field advantage in the Hammerstein Ballroom, with the rowdy ECW faithful giving Cena a very loud and negative reception. There was even a sign which said 'If Cena wins, we riot' hung in the background. What followed was the most memorable ECW-related moment on WWE programming.
With a little help from Edge, Rob Van Dam was able to put John Cena away. After a three-count from de facto referee Paul Heyman, he became the WWE Champion. And it happened in front of his people, in a truly unique match.
This environment would not be replicated for a world title match going forward, with only Cena vs CM Punk at Money in the Bank 2011, in Chicago, coming anywhere close.
Teddy Long snaps when Swerve Strickland's race is brought up HERE
