0 of 4 Credit: WWE.com The worst thing that could happen at Sunday's WWE Money in the Bank pay-per-view is if someone who's won before wins again. It'll be even worse if the winner is a Superstar who has already recently had a chance—or even multiple chances—at gold. WWE fans want the storyline to move forward and not revisit old plot beats. In the post-kayfabe era, they also want some say in the direction of the story. It used to be that the plot was the plot; fans didn't boo the outcome or a multi-year champion because they were simply dominant; there was no backstage context to color a push as political cravenness or a "burial" of young talent. Now, though, WWE Creative must play the metagame and determine the winners based not only on what they think the audience wants, but also on what the audience thinks it wants. Those two things are often the same, but not always. Here are the 2019 Money in the Bank participants who would anger fans the most if they won their respective briefcases on Sunday.<doc-sep>WWE is in the United Kingdom for the overseas tour and the RAW roster stopped in Newcastle on Saturday evening. You can see the complete results from the show below. Some NXT UK stars appeared on the card as Walter defended his UK Title against Pete Dunne. Credit to John P. for results! Natalya & Beth Phoenx defeated Liv Morgan & Ruby Riott After some back-and-forth with @YaOnlyLivvOnce at #WWENewcastle, @NatbyNature is turning her sights to the Fatal 4-Way Match this Monday on #Raw against some of her #MITB competitors! pic.twitter.com/RNr8Ha8wE2 — WWE (@WWE) May 11, 2019 Apollo Crews defeated Mojo Rawley Aleister Black & Ricochet defeated The Revival United Kingdom Championship Match – Walter defeated Pete Dunne Intercontinental Championship Match – Finn Balor defeated Elias Titus O’Neill defeated EC3 WWE RAW Women’s Championship Match – Becky Lynch defeated Lacey Evans & Tamina Snuka Seth Rollins, Roman Reigns, and Braun Strowman defeated Drew McIntyre, Baron Corbin, and Bobby Lashley READ MORE: WWE Announces Money In The Bank Contract Signing And More At Monday Night RAW<doc-sep>Cynically stuck in May to try and keep fleeting WrestleMania dreams alive (and perhaps put a dent in All Elite Wrestling's push towards Double Or Nothing), Money In The Bank was used and abused as a concept this year by a company desperately searching for the magic formula to arrest an unsettling slide. WrestleMania 35 - all requisite joy, pomp, ceremony and majesty and (sometimes) the very best of everything WWE does and stands for - and this Sunday's supershow were all of 42 days apart, yet the entire "Universe" has changed so much since then that it's a wonder 'Becky 2 Belts' even still has both the titles, let alone got her own pay-per-view poster at last. The month-and-a-bit has been short on the celebratory tone that engulfed the 'Show Of Shows' - Becky, Seth Rollins and Kofi Kingston haven't had raucous starts to their tenures as Champions but have at least dodged most of the utter f*cking insanity going on around them. The 2019 Superstar Shake-up was categorically the worst of its kind. The "Wild Card" rule was one of the worst additions in recent memory. The May 6th Raw was subjectively one of the worst ever. Even Triple H can't defend "nnnnDadddd" at this point, nor does he want to, apparently. The briefcase/contract/opportunity/etc has been both blessing and curse in recent years. With the aforementioned competition larger than when WWE first moved the event, can the popular show (and titular contest) at least get the organisation back on track?<doc-sep>WWE.com Sami Zayn, not Braun Strowman, will compete in this year's men's Money In The Bank ladder match. The former 'Underdog From The Underground' "earned" his spot on last night's WWE Raw, defeating the 2018 winner in a Falls Count Anywhere main event rife with shenanigans, with the stipulation being that Zayn would take Strowman's spot if he was victorious. The bout was rife with interferences. Baron Corbin was the first to strike, attacking Braun with a trash can. He put Strowman through a table, allowing Sami to score a two-count, before Drew McIntyre ambushed 'The Monster Among Men' when things spilt backstage. Strowman fought well. He withstood the 3-on-1 attack for a credible length of time, but couldn't overcome the odds in the end: Zayn wound up pinning Braun with Corbin and McIntyre on top of him. Advertisement With an outcome calibrated to protect Strowman in defeat, the post-match saw the big man get his heat back by recovering to Chokeslam Zayn through the announce table. Sami now joins existing participants Ricochet, McIntyre, Corbin, Ali, Finn Balor, Andrade, and Randy Orton in the men's bout. A stunning achievement, considering he was literally thrown in a bin on last week's Raw.<doc-sep>
WWE Money In The Bank 2019 date and location Money In The Bank 2019 takes place on Sunday, 19th May 2019 from the XL Center in Hartford, Connecticut. WWE Money In The Bank 2019 start time Check out the following start timings for WWE Money In The Bank 2019 across the globe: Eastern Standard Time: 7 PM Pacific Time: 4 PM GMT: 11 PM Indian Standard Time: 430 AM (20th) WWE Money In The Bank 2019 where to watch You can watch the live stream for WWE Money In The Bank 2019 on the WWE Network. WWE Money In The Bank 2019 match card WWE Money In The Bank will be headlined by Seth Rollins defending the WWE Universal Championship against former WWE Champion AJ Styles. Check out the full match card below: MAIN CARD Seth Rollins (C) vs AJ Styles (for the WWE Universal Championship) Kofi Kingston (C) vs Kevin Owens (for the WWE Championship) Becky Lynch (C) vs Lacey Evans (for the WWE RAW Women's Championship) Becky Lynch (C) vs Charlotte Flair (for the WWE SmackDown Women's Championship) The Miz vs Shane McMahon (steel cage match) Samoa Joe (C) vs Rey Mysterio (for the WWE US Championship) Roman Reigns vs Elias Men's Money In The Bank ladder match: Ricochet vs Drew McIntyre vs Baron Corbin vs Finn Balor vs Ali vs Andrade vs Sami Zayn vs Randy Orton Women's Money In The Bank ladder match: Alexa Bliss vs Naomi vs Natalya vs Dana Brooke vs Bayley vs Mandy Rose vs Ember Moon vs Carmella PRE-SHOW Tony Nese (C) vs Ariya Daivari (for the WWE Cruiserweight Championship) Daniel Bryan & Rowan vs The Usos ALSO READ: 6 WWE Superstars who were almost fired before going on to become champions ALSO READ: Every WWE Superstar released in 2018: Where are they now?