The concept of the Money in the Bank match is simple enough, first one to climb up a ladder and unhook the briefcase hanging above the ring gets a contract good for one title match at any point throughout the year.
That's literally any point, as previous winners have all demonstrated, by cashing in on Champions who have already wrestled a gruelling match.
To read more about the Heavyweight title matches Click Here.
To read more about the Womens, Divas and Tag Team title matches Click Here.
To read more about the Smackdown Money in the Bank Ladder Match Click Here.
Raw's Money in the Bank Ladder Match at Money in the Bank 2010
Raw's Money in the Bank match has a richer pool of talent than it's Smackdown counterpart, but of the eight Superstars, who is most likely to pick up the win?
The Miz's Chances of Winning at Money in the Bank 2010
In the weeks leading up to Money in the Bank The Miz has been crowing about how he plans on being the first person to hold both the United States Championship and World Championship gold at the same time.
In actuality R-Truth suffered a pretty serious shoulder injury that ruled him out of this match, but credit was given to The Miz after a brutal attack, putting him over as ruthless enough to pick up the win.
Odds of Winning : 7/1
John Morrison's Chances of Winning at Money in the Bank 2010
Many thought his jump to Raw would be the catalyst that took his career to the next level, but instead it seems to have stunted his progress, with The Monday Night Delight struggling to even break into the U.S or Tag Team title picture.Along with Dolph Ziggler on Smackdown John Morrison has to be one of the most overlooked Superstars in the WWE, and a win in this match could be just the thing to set him back on track.
Odds of Winning : 6/1
Evan Bourne's Chances of Winning at Money in the Bank 2010
Evan Bourne's inclusion in this match guarantees some crazy high flying antics, with a top-of-the-ladder Air Bourne being a certainty, but does Evan have what it takes to snatch the briefcase.
In wrestling terms yes, but his promo skills are practically non-existent and because of this it's doubtful he'll be given the nod over more well rounded competitors like Ted DiBiase.
Still, the Creative Team seem to be pressing on with their plans to push him higher up the card and with history showing them to be notoriously stubborn when it comes to plans that aren't working, he has to be considered a favourite for the victory.
Odds of Winning :4/1 (JF)
Chris Jericho's Chances of Winning at Money in the Bank 2010
Jericho's mixture of athleticism, experience and strength makes him a perfect candidate to win the Money in the Bank match.
However, previous outings have all seen him come up short and with rumours that he may soon be leaving the company again it seems unlikely he'll claim the red briefcase.
Odds of Winning : 15/1
Mark Henry's Chances of Winning at Money in the Bank 2010
The very reason Mark Henry is included in this match should be enough to tell any WWE fan that he doesn't stand a chance of winning, aside from his lumbering movement and lack of experience in climbing ladders.
Filling in as a last minute replacement for the legitimately injured R-Truth, The World's Strongest Man is filler and nothing else.
Odds of Winning : 500/1
Edge's Chances of Winning at Money in the Bank 2010
It's undeniable that Edge has form in this match, and The Rated R Superstar has done nothing but remind the WWE Universe of this fact since he made the cut a few weeks ago on Raw.
The original point of the Money in the Bank match was to push up a mid-carder while putting on a spectacle at the biggest show of the year, so the inclusion of so many 'main eventers' means there's every possibility that 'the rules have changed' and at the Pay Per View fans might see an established winner over some of the up and coming Superstars.
Odds of Winning : 12/1Randy Orton's Chances of Winning at Money in the Bank 2010
Orton hasn't had the WWE Championship for a long time now and although the prospect of yet another Cena/Orton rivalry won't light a fire in many fans hearts, The Viper needs another run with the belt if he's to be taken seriously.
Unlike Edge, Orton is due a 1 on 1 title shot, having not really been involved in the picture properly since before The Royal Rumble, thanks to rivalries with Triple H and Legacy.
Whether the Money in the Bank contract is the right way for him to go about it is a different matter.
Odds of Winning : 10/1
Ted DiBiase's Chances of Winning at Money in the Bank 2010
With John Cena expected to be involved in the title picture for the best part of the next year the winner of this match is looking likely to be someone of the heel persuasion, and of the candidates Ted DiBiase seems like the Superstar who could make best use of an any time title shot.
Having a rather substantial trust fund waiting to be spent will always guarantee the son of the Million Dollar Man has a few tricks up his sleeve, and this would be the perfect place to have a contingency plan.
Should Ted not pick up the win, it's almost a 100% certainty he'll try to buy the briefcase at some point after the bout.
Odds of Winning : 4/1 (JF)
For more information on the Money in the Bank 2010 Pay Per View, including Live Results Click Here.
Jay Davies - Jay Davies is a 25 year old graduate of the University of Lincoln's School of Journalism, currently residing in South Yorkshire, ...
