Wrestle Review: Money in the Bank 2018

In Conclusion

Money in the Bank proves once and for all that it is the best PPV on a modern-day WWE calendar. This is because the gimmick match with its vital and shocking stakes adds drama to a calendar full of meaningless scheduled gimmick contests. Secondly, the chaos of the two matches permeates through a card trying its best to show off as well.

Even then the events booking at times is inconsistent and the storytelling despite a few gems a downer, especially considering the quality NJPW and NXT are able to manage. That the current WWE roster is its best yet, no one can deny. If creative can just tweak some major issues, we're on a way to a pro-wrestling renaissance.

From an optimists perspective, with such a summer lined up with stories hinted at there's no way WWE can't capture a glorious Summerslam showdown. Hopefully, that is the case.

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A filmmaker and wrestling buff, who merges his passion for storytelling into his writing of pro-wrestling. The art (and it is an art) of pro-wrestling is one of the greatest devices of cinematic storytelling from soap opera in WWE to even the hard-hitting competitiveness of New Japan Pro Wrestling. Watches all forms and brands of wrestling and for the past few years has been a huge fan of NJPW to the point he finally made his way to Japan and the Tokyo Dome to enjoy Wrestle Kingdom 13 live!

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Edited by Amar Anand