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Money in the Bank 2013

WWE's Apex Predator, Randy Orton, emerged from the All Star Money in the Bank Ladder Match as the victor, defeating Rob Van Dam, Daniel Bryan, Sheamus, Christian and CM Punk. With Mark Henry determined to capture the WWE Title at Money in the Bank, John Cena rose to the occasion and overpowered The World's Strongest Man when it counted most.

WWE Champion John Cena def. Mark Henry

PHILADELPHIA – All the might of The World’s Strongest Man wasn’t enough to wrest the WWE Championship from its world-beating bearer, as John Cena prevailed over a motivated, menacing Mark Henry to retain his prize for the third straight pay-per-view event at Money in the Bank 2013.It was a challenge that Henry had feigned retirement and

Randy Orton won the Money in the Bank All-Stars Match

Randy Orton survived a grueling Money in the Bank All-Stars Match to win his first Money in the Bank contract, but it was Paul Heyman's shocking assault on CM Punk that left the WWE Universe speechless.PHILADELPHIA — The history of the Money in the Bank Ladder Match is one marked by reckless abandon, endless fortitude and more than a little bit

Ryback def. Chris Jericho

PHILADELPHIA – Both Chris Jericho and Ryback sought redemption following their respective defeats at WWE Payback. With their paths crossing at Money in Bank, WWE’s first-ever Undisputed Champion and the monstrous Superstar collided in a contest of experience against pure aggression. Unfortunately for Y2J, the energy inside the City of

World Heavyweight Champion Alberto Del Rio def. Dolph Ziggler by disqualification

PHILADELPHIA — For weeks, Dolph Ziggler has been one step ahead of arch-nemesis Alberto Del Rio, upending the World Heavyweight Champion at every turn. But with Del Rio’s championship gold on the line at Money in the Bank, The Showoff came up just short, and for that, he only has one person to blame: his squeeze, AJ Lee.After 15 minutes of

Damien Sandow won the World Heavyweight Championship Contract Money in the Bank Ladder Match

PHILADELPHIA – On Sunday night at Money in the Bank 2013, you didn’t need a crystal ball to see the future of WWE. In a bout featuring seven of sports-entertainment’s fastest-rising Superstars, Damien Sandow made a stunning emergence as the winner of the Money in the Bank Ladder Match for a World Heavyweight Championship Contract. And it all

WWE Tag Team Champions Seth Rollins & Roman Reigns def. The Usos (Kickoff Match)

PHILADELPHIA — Jimmy & Jey Uso appeared to have The Shield’s number in recent weeks, but that wasn’t the case during Sunday’s Money in the Bank Kickoff, which streamed live on the WWE App, WWE.com, Samsung Smart TVs, Xbox Live, YouTube and Yahoo. In a fast-paced contest that had the WWE Universe hanging on the edge of its collective

Divas Champion AJ Lee def. Kaitlyn

PHILADELPHIA – For months, Divas Champion AJ Lee has gotten under the skin and into the head of her former best friend — and former champion — Kaitlyn. Then, at WWE Payback, AJ put the bow on her devious master plan, culminating months of torture with Divas Title gold. At Money in the Bank Sunday night, the mini-manipulator did it again,

Intercontinental Champion Curtis Axel def. The Miz

PHILADELPHIA — Young Intercontinental Champion Curtis Axel has a few less doubters thanks to a big win over former WWE Champion The Miz. The victory is Axel’s second on the pay-per-view stage in as many months. View photos of the war for the Intercontinental TitleGoing into the bout, Miz admitted to being the underdog, thanks to the “Paul

Money in the Bank 2013 results

WWE.com presents complete Money in the Bank 2013 results, as well as exclusive videos and photos from the game-changing pay-per-view. Held July 14 at Philadelphia's Wells Fargo Center, the event featured epic clashes, breathtaking Money in the Bank Ladder Match action and jaw-dropping betrayals, and it also saw two Superstars lay claim to the

10 stats you can take to the bank

It was a show-stealing event on The Grandest Stage of Them All on six separate occasions before the Money in the Bank Ladder Match proved popular enough with the WWE Universe — and vital enough within the championship structure of WWE — to warrant its very own pay-per-view event in 2010. Since the inception of the stipulation itself in 2005,

8 reasons why Rob Van Dam's return is the biggest story of the summer

At WWE Money in the Bank in Philadelphia, one of the ECW Originals will finally come home.As revealed Sunday night at WWE Payback, Rob Van Dam is returning to WWE, and he’ll do so in the birthplace of hardcore where he’ll have a city — and, most likely, the entire WWE Universe — cheering every split-legged moonsault and Five-Star Frog

5 dream opponents for Rob Van Dam

The days are dwindling until Rob Van Dam makes his return at WWE Money in the Bank, in the very same city where the former WWE Champion cut his teeth in the grit and grime of South Philly’s ECW Arena. What Mr. Pay-Per-View’s future holds now that he's back under the WWE banner is pure speculation at this point; aside from an opportunity to

Rob Van Dam's 10 greatest rivalries

Laid back and characteristically easygoing, Rob Van Dam seldom gives off a hostile vibe, but as fans have come to appreciate for nearly two decades, there’s a fire inside Mr. Monday Night that burns brightest when he’s pushed to his limits by a worthy opponent. However, given the Original ECW icon’s aesthetic athletics and awe-inspiring

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